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odd match up, i know. lol been rereading 1602. classic stuff. the alliance of strange fury and xavier is great. anyway, hunter is someone i know only a little about. i read the first couple books of magic but have no idea what he's done more currently. anyway, have at it!

fury, btw, gets 30mins prep to rummage through shield gear.

Originally posted by leonidas
odd match up, i know. lol been rereading 1602. classic stuff. the alliance of strange fury and xavier is great. anyway, hunter is someone i know only a little about. i read the first couple books of magic but have no idea what he's done more currently. anyway, have at it!

fury, btw, gets 30mins prep to rummage through shield gear. I mean if the old stuff is still canon to him, Tim was able to create and destroy universes.

hey brother. long time. hope all's well. so, okay. i knew he was a bit of an odd character who was said to have massive potential. wasn't sure how he'd translate in a vs match. anyone know more about him? the early stuff i read had him just discovering his abilities and doing some cool stuff but nothing huge. we could leave him and strange out of this if it makes it easier, but whereabouts does hunter fall then in terms of power level? how far did he reach, anyone know? is he even still around currently? and on a side note--tell me you read 1602! lol just finished rereading it and forgot how cool it was.

Firstly, I'm still working my way through Verses for the Dead lol, it's really good.

Secondly, Tim Hunter is a Golgo fav, which should tell you how powerful he is.

also tells me i should question everything about the character.

When Tim got a bit older, he subconsciously created thousands of realities without even realizing it at first -- placing a different aspect of himself inside each one. A bit later on, when he became the Merlin, Tim was acting as a vessel for the Song of Creation, which makes and unmakes all creation... So if we're talking 'full potential' or w/e, Tim is pretty up there.

Post-Flashpoint hasn't done much with Tim, though. He appeared in an arc of JLD, and had a latent magical potential that even Constantine was awestruck by, but that's about it afaik.

So question.

We all (ok, Stilt, mainly) laugh that Flash gets beaten by a talking gorilla.

So does it go both ways? If Grodd being fast enough to regularly beat the fastest herald isn't PIS, surely he soloes?