Comic Book Questions & Discussion

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Uh huh..
Which use Qwardian tech. Qwardian energy like u said. Like the Voidhound... Like the Thunderers that he fought during that arc...

Or the white light using weapons master.

Hmm, guess Quard simply went up in stock since Guy, Lobo, and the Giffen era JLA treated them like droid army foot soldiers.

Originally posted by cdtm
This argument has me thinking something else over: I think a case might exist that Superman has better willpower then Hal Jordan.

First off, Kal took Sinestro's ring, and casually captured Parallax with it. He also claimed he [b]allowed himself to be taken over the first time, to save some people.

That already puts him up there with the best, considering his lack of experience with rings, and with entities (Kyle Rayner and Hal both fell hard their first time against Parallax's manipulations.)

Outlier? It is NOT.

ECLIPSO: The Darkness Within. Hal Jordan falls pretty easily to the black diamonds influence, lacking the will to curb his anger. Meanwhile, Superman grips a diamond in his hand, narrates what it feels like, and let's it go. ECLIPSO has to force him to MAKE himself angry, by threatening civilians, just as Parallax did.

So that's two examples.

Can anyone think of others? Wosuld Milton Fine Brainiac be applicable here, as one of the most powerful telepaths in comic book history, vs Hal's various performances? (Can Hal hold off an amped Hammond or Grodd by will alone, as Superman has Milton Fine?) [/B]

Oh, the argument can definitely be made.

Originally posted by cdtm
This argument has me thinking something else over: I think a case might exist that Superman has better willpower then Hal Jordan.

First off, Kal took Sinestro's ring, and casually captured Parallax with it. He also claimed he [b]allowed himself to be taken over the first time, to save some people.

That already puts him up there with the best, considering his lack of experience with rings, and with entities (Kyle Rayner and Hal both fell hard their first time against Parallax's manipulations.)

Outlier? It is NOT.

ECLIPSO: The Darkness Within. Hal Jordan falls pretty easily to the black diamonds influence, lacking the will to curb his anger. Meanwhile, Superman grips a diamond in his hand, narrates what it feels like, and let's it go. ECLIPSO has to force him to MAKE himself angry, by threatening civilians, just as Parallax did.

So that's two examples.

Can anyone think of others? Wosuld Milton Fine Brainiac be applicable here, as one of the most powerful telepaths in comic book history, vs Hal's various performances? (Can Hal hold off an amped Hammond or Grodd by will alone, as Superman has Milton Fine?) [/B]

So...

http://www.killermovies.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=16984774#post16984774

What do you think?

Wrong forum, I think.

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Wrong forum, I think.

That's why I'm only linking to it, in hopes it might spark a little discussion. Not like anyone ever visits there anymore.

Not to toot my own horn, but I think it's a pretty good argument. Makes sense, and there's history for it.

So based on some of the JL solicits I've read, I'm betting that Apex Lex will betray Perpetua, and be a key player in her defeat. The alternative is her destroying the multiverse...

Where did you read that?

Perpetua's kind of a joke anyways. She was rescued by lower beings, told off by her own creations, put in a time out corner by the source. For such a big shot, she manipulates exactly nothing.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Where did you read that?

Apex Lex still has to face the Agents of the Source. I wonder if controlling Hypertime will allow him to face off with them.

Originally posted by Galan007
Solicits for #36 give me that impression...

Read the top as "Social Justice League", then noticed this isn't Marvel.

According to World Forger, He created Hypertime.
Does thisfact put him above multiversal?

^ Far beyond multiversal.

WF also notes that he and his Brothers' powers are greatly diminished on their current plane of existence, which is an important distinction going into this battle with Perpetua...

Yeah.
But, His confirmation makes Sun-dipped Superman stronger than I have thought because His power is diminished only in 3D.

Yep. WF was likely at full power when Superman dropped him, and only reduced his power after the fact(when he remade his cellular structure and teamed-up with the JL.)

*This is the page we're talking about:

So my assumptions were correct that he created hypertime.

Goddamn, Superman. Goddamn.

Hypertime is still not Hulk Philo awesr

Originally posted by Phil
So my assumptions were correct that he created hypertime.

Goddamn, Superman. Goddamn.

Creating Hypertime "with his own two hands" puts WF massively beyond 'just' multiversal. On top of that, his new multiverse also had the concept of Hypertime built into it(meaning he likely created it TWICE.)

Jfc.

And that means Anti Monitor was weakened in COIE when he was destroying universes and again in Darkseid War.

😂