Does anyone recall whether or not Og Beyonder was able, or unable to manipulate time? The Beyonder has a couple of things going for him, he has quite a bit more panel time with feats than Dr. M. Owen may at one time or the other been peers to Dr. M as well.
I can't see him defeating TOAA on Marvel soil. Neutral soil may be another matter though so, sure although he probably would defeat TOAA on neutral ground, he wouldn't be able to do so within TOAA's realm (Marvel space), which is technically it's source of power. I mean, TOAA and other universal constants adhere to firm laws, or rules. We've seen power shifts occur in Marvel when functional reality is altered, or tampered with. So, for all we know, TOAA may be powerless in neutral space.
The Ivory Kings did it, as did Thanos (which was stated to be non canon). Whatever, lol.
Manhattan would be on the level of a Cube being imo, which should be below any Marvel character that posseses total authority over reality.
Originally posted by PhilosophíaThat was something that was added in the Final Crisis "New Edition" trade that had all the added extra panels not found in the original issues. One it snuck in there was Nix Uotan telling Rox Ogama/Mandrakk that he killed his mother, which was actually Dax Novu in Superman Beyond.
For all its faults, and there are many, the latest issue definitely cemented the Morrison cosmology and, if anything, made the characters there even more powerful, given how it expanded that cosmology and recontextualized what came after. Mandrakk is now not only the son of the Light but also the the Darkness [i.e. through which it reveals itself and the first being ever corrupted] -- and he is defined as the Absolute Enemy [again] whose purpose is to bring the initial Darkness.What I don't like is how it considers every Mandrakk as Dax Novu [or an incarnation of him], even Rox Ogama, but it is what it is.
So instead of being different versions of the character where one takes up the mantle after the other is defeated as he gives into being a vampiric monitor, many new readers suddenly believe Mandrakk being some kind of bodyhopping Brainiac type of entity.
The problem arises in Unexpected 7, where we see Dax Novu/Mandrakk again, he mentions being tossed down by Superman and landing in the Dark Multiverse at the feet of Barbatos, which coincides albeit a retcon of being erased in the Overvoid, with the original idea that it's two different people.
Originally posted by DeadpoolXXX
like what?
all the statements of him really
for example, like this
https://comicvine.gamespot.com/a/uploads/original/12/125547/3344481-beyonder%27s%20omnipotence.jpg
