I remember hearing about how He-Man could just scale his strength up to any level and could throw moons... all with zero evidence mind you, and I thought that's absolute horseshit Digital Marcus Double Agent Seven!
But it seems true in Prime's case. You have the baseline then you have infinity. Then you just give him something hard to hit and reality gets smashed.
Steve "Anvil" Orlando will be looking into the best way to try and ruin all of this.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
I reckon Thor will disrupt Knull's control of the symbiotes, letting Eddie or his son take control and defeat Knull that way.The disruption will probably come from the mother of all lightning blasts.
I reckon Thor will get owned just as bad as Sentry did, if not worse.
That's what Marvel wants and that's what readers want, too.
Was thinking over the differences of comics and manga, and one thing stuck out: Manga is a lot better at creating "complicated" characters.
In comics, you usually get bleak views of people. Ennis or Mark Miller is known for this especially.
In manga, you often have characters that seem like bastards on the surface, and then you learn they deeply care for their subjects, or see their personal guards as friends, as much as people doing a royal duty.
At the extreme end, you can see a Nazi scientist with admirable qualities, like in Jojo "Battle Tendency".
And you DO get this occasionally in western comics as well. Garth Ennis, ironically, is especially good at this in stories like Hitman, or even Thor Vikings. It's simply not as common place over here, if someone has negative qualities at all, they must be terrible people all the way through. One can rarely be admired and detested at the same time in western works.
So I find myself much more engaged in Manga, for this reason.
