Who's the best marksman

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Who's the best marksman

DC or Marvel... who has the best marksman? If you can provide scans, that would be great. No heralds. Only street level.

Originally posted by Galan007
The DC universe is about 200 trillion light years in diameter. The universe is divided into 3,600 sectors, which means each sector is over 55 billion light years across.

IOW, John sniped Bedovian from over 160 billion light years away.

...So lots of galaxies. 🙂

Originally posted by Philosophía
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Also:

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Not DC or Marvel, but The Ranger (East of West) would be up there:

*Worth noting that Death was accurately returning fire from that distance with his revolver:
https://ibb.co/MGSHSBV
...But he's an entity, so I won't include him.

Daisy Johnson shoots Bucky Barnes' chain off his neck, whilst he's on a planet...and she's on the dark side of that planet's moon. Insane.

https://imgur.com/a/khRrgaO

Domino lines up the perfect trajectory for a piece of space rock over millions of years

https://postimg.cc/k208v8Dp
https://postimg.cc/Whf0txVj
https://postimg.cc/4Y7Vcw4c


Hulk

Originally posted by Galan007
https://ibb.co/XZzCYPpb
https://ibb.co/xNqTWzK
What comic is this?

Reminds me of the rogue planet that was shot from thousands/millions of years in the past to collide with Earth in the present in Avengers vol.5 #24.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Daisy Johnson shoots Bucky Barnes' chain off his neck, whilst he's on a planet...and she's on the dark side of that planet's moon. Insane.

https://imgur.com/a/khRrgaO

Wouldn't that mean she's facing away from the planet if she's on the dark side of the moon?

Or I guess it depends where that star is.

Originally posted by Smurph
Domino lines up the perfect trajectory for a piece of space rock over millions of years

https://postimg.cc/k208v8Dp
https://postimg.cc/Whf0txVj
https://postimg.cc/4Y7Vcw4c

Holy sh1t, my adblocker goes into overdrive trying to clink on these links???

Originally posted by ShadowFyre
Wouldn't that mean she's facing away from the planet if she's on the dark side of the moon?

Or I guess it depends where that star is.

Normally, yes.

But this is a sufficient explanation deserving of a Marvel No-Prize for me. 👆

Originally posted by ODG
What comic is this?
It's from Eternity #3-4, by Valiant comics.