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Once again, Dawn of Time Anti-Monitor at the height of his power (when he destrpyed a near infinite number of universes) vs the abomination that drove off multiple Celestials, slew a cosmic being, and was on the verge of defeating a determined Galactus...

Battle to the Death or KO...no BFR...who wins?

Anti-Monitor .

One destroyed an infinite number of universes.

The other one failed to kill Galactus.

Come on now.

Originally posted by Cogito
One destroyed an infinite number of universes.

The other one failed to kill Galactus.

Come on now. Neither of them have killed Galactus

durhuc

Originally posted by Sr J-Bieb
Neither of them have killed Galactus
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Galactus Engine, hard.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Galactus Engine, hard.

AM easily

The opposite of what quan says.

Anti-Monitor again. Yup.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Galactus Engine, hard.

Wow!

Originally posted by SquallX
Originally posted by tsscls
Wow! The showing of Galactus Engine seemed vastly more formidable.Originally posted by Estacado
The opposite of what quan says. That's why you're wrong.

AM wins.

Originally posted by quanchi112
The showing of Galactus Engine seemed vastly more formidable.

Based on?

The Galactus Engine wasn't shown to have killed a single being. Not a single character named or otherwise. No fodder. No redshirts. Nothing.

Originally posted by Cogito
Based on?

The Galactus Engine wasn't shown to have killed a single being. Not a single character named or otherwise. No fodder. No redshirts. Nothing. I will give you time to take back that erroneous and ridiculous claim. Say you were wrong and I will let this slide.

AM. Hard.

Can AM even get hard?

Originally posted by quanchi112
I will give you time to take back that erroneous and ridiculous claim. Say you were wrong and I will let this slide.

I was wrong. It was shown to be destroying some fodder ships in TI #6.

It still destroyed nothing of significance on panel.

Originally posted by Cogito
I was wrong. It was shown to be destroying some fodder ships in TI #6.

It still destroyed nothing of significance on panel. You're wrong again. The Engine didn't just destroy random scrubs on panel. Just bow out and accept quan's mercy. It's quite a rare gift these days.

Wow! It destroyed ships!! Wow!!

Originally posted by Prep-Man
Wow! It destroyed ships!! Wow!! That's not all it destroyed. Do you know anything about any of the characters here ?

So what else did it do, Quan?

It was said and shown (TI #5) that "Out universe's Galactus and the other high abstracts are barely holding it in check".

In TI #6 the "abstracts" had retreated leaving only Galactus, who was holding it off by himself.

Originally posted by Cogito
So what else did it do, Quan?

It was said and shown (TI #5) that "Out universe's Galactus and the other high abstracts are barely holding it in check".

In TI #6 the "abstracts" had retreated leaving only Galactus, who was holding it off by himself.

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Did you see how many Celestials and abstracts were barely keeping one being in check ? They were fighting as a unit and were barely keeping one weapon in check. The power to take on an army of Celestials, Galactus, Aegis, and Tenebrous is quite absurd.

But like I said you were wrong. Aegis is clearly more than a ship and was destroyed on panel.

We don't know if that was the Galactus Engine.

But even if it was, you don't think a being that destroyed an infinite multiverse could destroy Aegis, a single being quite a bit weaker than Galactus within a single universe?

Originally posted by Cogito
We don't know if that was the Galactus Engine.

But even if it was, you don't think a being that destroyed an infinite multiverse could destroy Aegis, a single being quite a bit weaker than Galactus within a single universe? Am's feats didn't translate into combat feats. If he was this powerful he'd destroy Supergirl with a stare or blow the Flash away in defeat.

Nowhere in combat on panel did the Am take on anyone near this powerful on his own in combat. These abstracts are on another level and the Galactus Engine was taking them all on.

Look at what a few Celestials were able to do against a well fed Galactus.

If you want to pretend that wasn't the Galactus Engine despite the abstracts consistently fighting against it by all means do so.


I could care less what your version of events is. You tried to act like the Galactus Engine just took out random ships. It's one of the most inaccurate statements I can recall ever reading in the past month.

Whatever you say, Quan.

Originally posted by Cogito
Whatever you say, Quan. A few pages earlier. The comic makes it clear that from the get go that the abstracts are engaging the Galactus Engine.

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa41/quanchi112/th_GalactusEngine11a.jpg


Now what was the greatest level of combat power the Am faced off against iyo ?

Originally posted by Cogito
We don't know if that was the Galactus Engine.

But even if it was, you don't think a being that destroyed an infinite multiverse could destroy Aegis, a single being quite a bit weaker than Galactus within a single universe?

So, who did the GE kill/defeat?

Originally posted by quanchi112
Now what was the greatest level of combat power the Am faced off against iyo ?
A super-amped Spectre.

You're hung up on the Anti-Monitor not killing all of the heroes instantly. That's not how comics work, and you know it.

Originally posted by Prep-Man
So, who did the GE kill/defeat?

The only thing we know for sure is that the Galactus Engine destroyed ships. Who/what destroyed Aegis is unclear.

Originally posted by Cogito
A super-amped Spectre.

You're hung up on the Anti-Monitor not killing all of the heroes instantly. That's not how comics work, and you know it.



The only thing we know for sure is that the Galactus Engine destroyed ships. Who/what destroyed Aegis is unclear. The Spectre purposely didn't kill the Am due to the heroes fates being tied in with his. The abstracts were trying to defeat the Galactus Engine.

Then why criticize the Galactus Engine when it faced off against opponents vastly more powerful than the forces the Am squared off against.

Originally posted by Cogito
A super-amped Spectre.

You're hung up on the Anti-Monitor not killing all of the heroes instantly. That's not how comics work, and you know it.



The only thing we know for sure is that the Galactus Engine destroyed ships. Who/what destroyed Aegis is unclear.

Hmm, I guess I'll go with everyone here, AM.