Originally posted by JBL
Well to be honest, half my answers come from my son who asks one of my DC writer friends. ( Could not care less if anyone believes me or not). But before this virus crap, my son and his cousins enjoyed attending DC CONVENTIONS. I met 2 of them through my step-mother whose a lawyer. Funny thing, my dad always clowned about not ever getting married again, but an employee got hurt on site and failed the mandatory alcohol drug test. My dad hired a female lawyer and the rest is history. I know you may be wondering how this correlates to this discussion, but she taught my son to get the facts first and overlook the evidence, plus the writers are very fond of him anyway so the answer his questions.
This is where I got it out of him
http://www.killermovies.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=668111&pagenumber=11
Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!
Supreme is weaker than Omni man and lost to Omni man... Gladiator lost to an inferior Thor and was able to fight colossus to a standstill before gaining victory from a collapsing building. Come at me if anything in this post is untrue.
Gladiator also dominates Jane Thor who in many minds was written as a superior Thor.
Yes, the victory over Colossus comes through a falling structure, yet you do omitt that the inferior Thor uses another character's power to win after being dominated.
Originally posted by TheHulkstertrue but both of them will always just be Thor.
Gladiator also dominates Jane Thor who in many minds was written as a superior Thor.Yes, the victory over Colossus comes through a falling structure, yet you do omitt that the inferior Thor uses another character's power to win after being dominated.
Originally posted by TheHulksterhe has a few, nothing compared to Supes highs though.
Just to be clear, the other character I referenced is Living Lightning.Then you have Gladiator's performance recently against an amplified Galactus, a Shi'ar Skyfather, The Phoenix 5, Unipowered Sue Storm, etc. Yes, he often jobs but he does have high showings.