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Who wins?

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't PC Mordru a true immortal (ie he cannot die.......period)?

If so you'd have an about Odin level character that's truly immortal vs Gorr.....

PC Mordru would win.

Originally posted by zopzop
Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't PC Mordru a true immortal (ie he cannot die.......period)?

If so you'd have an about Odin level character that's truly immortal vs Gorr.....

PC Mordru would win.

That much was established from his early appearances, in Adventure Comics #369:

http://i.imgur.com/3fGzamX.jpg?1

the Legion (and everyone for that matter) always beats Mordru by burying him underground, where he becomes completely powerless.

Mordru isn't exactly Odin-level, in power output, but he certainly is very close. He was defeated by Superboy in Superboy v1 #188, when Superboy was in a period of depowerment, no less (Pre-crisis, Bronze Age Superboy/Superman was weaker than Silver Age Superman/Superboy). And by Justice League in JLA #149. Also his power was matched by Legion in Superboy #245, and Legion without their most powerful memeber (Superboy), although they had Wildfire, Mon-el and Ultra-Boy, all of whom are comparable. Defeated by Star Boy and Shadow Lass in LOSH #276. And there are other instances where Legion members were giving him problems, but point is, he's comparable/very close to Odin, but not his equal, imo.

Also, it's better to say Pre-ZH Mordru.

Gorr dies!

The most powerful Lord of Chaos does what Old King Thor couldn't solo!

Originally posted by LordofBrooklyn
Gorr dies!

The most powerful Lord of Chaos does what Old King Thor couldn't solo!

Well, going by the title, you're wrong, since PC Mordru was not a Lord of Chaos. That wasn't until '87 in Amethyst v3. But the legion continuity hadn't rebooted until Zero Hour so it should technically be the same version. Although there is some contradiction involved. Well, this is no surprise since the whole COIE reboot was a big mess where continuity is concerned.

Originally posted by operator616
Well, going by the title, you're wrong, since PC Mordru was not a Lord of Chaos. That wasn't until '87 in Amethyst v3. But the legion continuity hadn't rebooted until Zero Hour so it should technically be the same version. Although there is some contradiction involved. Well, this is no surprise since the whole COIE reboot was a big mess where continuity is concerned.

Who are you going with here?

Originally posted by Golgo13
Who are you going with here?

On Earth, Mordru is vulnerable, since he becomes susceptible to being buried underground, and it's actually a bit too easy to do it. So if the battle takes place there, Gorr probably would win.

If not, id give it to Mordru.

Exactly

Originally posted by operator616
Well, going by the title, you're wrong, since PC Mordru was not a Lord of Chaos. That wasn't until '87 in Amethyst v3. But the legion continuity hadn't rebooted until Zero Hour so it should technically be the same version. Although there is some contradiction involved. Well, this is no surprise since the whole COIE reboot was a big mess where continuity is concerned.

I think Operator616 is really a comics continuity cube given flesh!

Originally posted by LordofBrooklyn
I think Operator616 is really a comics continuity cube given flesh!

He might be to pre crisis dc, what Mr. Master is to cosmic Marvel.

And god knows KMC could use a DC history buff or two.

Originally posted by operator616
On Earth, Mordru is vulnerable, since he becomes susceptible to being buried underground, and it's actually a bit too easy to do it. So if the battle takes place there, Gorr probably would win.

If not, id give it to Mordru.

Would Gorr be aware of this weakness, though? Per the "General Knowledge" rule, characters are given general knowledge in the sense if they were among the general public, and knew what they know.

By way of example, Thor would know who Superman is, but not that he's Clark Kent, as not even everyone in the super hero community knows that.

Originally posted by operator616
On Earth, Mordru is vulnerable, since he becomes susceptible to being buried underground, and it's actually a bit too easy to do it. So if the battle takes place there, Gorr probably would win.

If not, id give it to Mordru.
Technically according to the retcon, it's confinement (of any kind) that affects him due to a near claustrophobic fear.