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who are they in Marvel and DC?

would Darkseid, Doomsday, and Bizzaro, Lobo, or Despero be among them?

http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/sites/default/files/article_media/doomsday.jpg

Theres lots and lots if their is no limit on tiers.

Hulk I think

Originally posted by Nietzschean
who are they in Marvel and DC?

would Darkseid, Doomsday, and Bizzaro, Lobo, or Despero be among them?

http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/sites/default/files/article_media/doomsday.jpg No answer will be as cool as that pic. Shame about the resolution.

But, people who have in Marvel ignoring the Odin tier and above as well as tech:

Surfer, Thor (with Gorr), Hulk (With Red She Hulk), Thanos (With Drax), Drax (planetoids and a small sun), Terrax, Firelord, Nova (well, she busted a sun), Champion, Gladiator, Mephisto (With Galactus), Morg (with Surfer), Dr Strange (By core exploding), Genis and Sentry together apparently, Beta Ray Bill, Hyperion (Exploded a sun), Necrom, Stardust, Buckethead Nova, Fallen One, Adam Warlock destroyed a timeline, Binary Ms Marvel, Talon (Darkhawk armor), Seth, and Captain Britain was destroying the Starlight Citadel which was said was big enough to fit planets in it in his battle with Fury.

I think that's about it for that level. Though you could certainly fill it up if you included people on Odin's level and above.

I'd have to think about a DC one though. I believe Superman and Zod were destroying a planet under the red sun, Superboy Prime, PC Hal, PC Superman, Sun Eaters, Lobo's weaponry, Barry's destroyed timelines, John Stewart on Mogo, Volthoom, Sinestro

And others I'm forgetting

Well, I just re-read Kingbreaker and the Hodinn was going around blowing up planets. Also I forgot Quabri, and New Son Gambit. As well as Magus ripping a star in half. And the Alephs under the Builders.

Darkseid as well.

I'll bump this if I think of more around that level.

Hyperion never exploded a sun IIRC if we're talking about the scene in Avengers Annual 16.

Originally posted by Branlor Swift
No answer will be as cool as that pic. Shame about the resolution.

But, people who have in Marvel ignoring the Odin tier and above as well as tech:

Surfer, Thor (with Gorr), Hulk (With Red She Hulk), Thanos (With Drax), Drax (planetoids and a small sun), Terrax, Firelord, Nova (well, she busted a sun), Champion, Gladiator, Mephisto (With Galactus), Morg (with Surfer), Dr Strange (By core exploding), Genis and Sentry together apparently, Beta Ray Bill, Hyperion (Exploded a sun), Necrom, Stardust, Buckethead Nova, Fallen One, Adam Warlock destroyed a timeline, Binary Ms Marvel, Talon (Darkhawk armor), Seth, and Captain Britain was destroying the Starlight Citadel which was said was big enough to fit planets in it in his battle with Fury.

I think that's about it for that level. Though you could certainly fill it up if you included people on Odin's level and above.

I'd have to think about a DC one though. I believe Superman and Zod were destroying a planet under the red sun, Superboy Prime, PC Hal, PC Superman, Sun Eaters, Lobo's weaponry, Barry's destroyed timelines, John Stewart on Mogo, Volthoom, Sinestro

And others I'm forgetting

You were wrong about the Superman and Zod fight. They were linked it the planet. The rest of your post was on point.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Hyperion never exploded a sun IIRC if we're talking about the scene in Avengers Annual 16. True. It was just a solar flare. I'm not sure why I thought it was destroyed. Probably because I didn't check the issue when I said that. Just some distant memory.

Same with Firelord from the Heroes Reborn universe destroying a planet. That was just a dissipating illusion.

As is the Superman/Zod fight. Destroyed because of the link. What Carver said... ugh.

But yeah, that's what you get for not looking yourself. Every other example is legit though. Though I don't remember reading the issue with Buckethead Nova doing it, so I can't confirm it for sure.

Superman destroyed a planet by smashing Emperor Joker on it.

http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16763867/actioncomics770p25.jpg.html

And Superman wasn't getting bigger, the planets were shrinking due to Joker shrinking the universe.

http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16763917/actioncomics770p22-1.jpg.html

So, its a legit planet busting feat.

Either way they were tiny planetoids right?

Originally posted by pym-ftw
Either way they were tiny planetoids right?
Full planets. Shrinking something doesn't reduce its mass. The fact that Superman was even able to move in a field of infinite gravity because of Joker's manipulations and smash a planet is lulzworthy.

Shrinking = loss of mass 100%

I very much believe any HH can planet bust, just the example you gave was poor.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Superman destroyed a planet by smashing Emperor Joker on it.

http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16763867/actioncomics770p25.jpg.html

And Superman wasn't getting bigger, the planets were shrinking due to Joker shrinking the universe.

http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16763917/actioncomics770p22-1.jpg.html

So, its a legit planet busting feat.


hysterical


Anyways... I'm surprised you're not using the fight b/n Kal-El and Kal-L during infinite crisis. You know... The one where the force of their blows are indirectly destroying multiple earths.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-EfgOZkAel_0/Ued0dfS9RJI/AAAAAAAATUQ/LZnrwvYw1oM/s1600/EMOTICON+RIENDO+2.gif

...

Anyway, can we limit this to non disputable examples? I'm really curious about other examples since I can't think of too many others. Captain Atom, but he was severely amped seemingly past the limit I'm imposing on my own examples.

Originally posted by Branlor Swift
No answer will be as cool as that pic. Shame about the resolution.

But, people who have in Marvel ignoring the Odin tier and above as well as tech:

Surfer, Thor (with Gorr), Hulk (With Red She Hulk), Thanos (With Drax), Drax (planetoids and a small sun), Terrax, Firelord, Nova (well, she busted a sun), Champion, Gladiator, Mephisto (With Galactus), Morg (with Surfer), Dr Strange (By core exploding), Genis and Sentry together apparently, Beta Ray Bill, Hyperion (Exploded a sun), Necrom, Stardust, Buckethead Nova, Fallen One, Adam Warlock destroyed a timeline, Binary Ms Marvel, Talon (Darkhawk armor), Seth, and Captain Britain was destroying the Starlight Citadel which was said was big enough to fit planets in it in his battle with Fury.

I think that's about it for that level. Though you could certainly fill it up if you included people on Odin's level and above.

I'd have to think about a DC one though. I believe Superman and Zod were destroying a planet under the red sun, Superboy Prime, PC Hal, PC Superman, Sun Eaters, Lobo's weaponry, Barry's destroyed timelines, John Stewart on Mogo, Volthoom, Sinestro

And others I'm forgetting
Aren't Mephisto and Seth Odin-tier from the respective showings in which they busted planets?

I think a true world breaker is one who can do it solo and directly. bran posted examples of some doing it indirectly (getting the planet or star to destroy itself by creating an instability inside the core). Also, I don't believe ramming into one from light years away at faster than light speeds count either since that's really a durability feat and not practical of a real fight. In other words, BRB doesn't have planet destroying power in a real battle.

WBH, Surfer, Gladiator, terrax, sentry, genis are obvious Marvel choices.

Superman has feats that are beyond planet destroying. It takes less than one Earth weight of force to destroy a planet. Superman has feats beyond 50 earth weights of force. So in reality, he too has world breaker power.

Originally posted by pym-ftw
Shrinking = loss of mass 100%

I very much believe any HH can planet bust, just the example you gave was poor.
A fan of Ant-man saying that? The planets were being compressed, not reduced in mass.Originally posted by celeyhyga17
hysterical


Anyways... I'm surprised you're not using the fight b/n Kal-El and Kal-L during infinite crisis. You know... The one where the force of their blows are indirectly destroying multiple earths.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-EfgOZkAel_0/Ued0dfS9RJI/AAAAAAAATUQ/LZnrwvYw1oM/s1600/EMOTICON+RIENDO+2.gif
facepalm

I certainly can. I just don't want to bury this thread in your butthurt over that.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Superman destroyed a planet by smashing Emperor Joker on it.

http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16763867/actioncomics770p25.jpg.html

And Superman wasn't getting bigger, the planets were shrinking due to Joker shrinking the universe.

http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16763917/actioncomics770p22-1.jpg.html

So, its a legit planet busting feat.



...........

That "planet" was the size of a beach ball.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Full planets. Shrinking something doesn't reduce its mass.

Originally posted by h1a8
Also, I don't believe ramming into one from light years away at faster than light speeds count either since that's really a durability feat and not practical of a real fight. In other words, BRB doesn't have planet destroying power in a real battle.



What the hell was Beta Ray Bill vs. Stardust if not a "real" fight?

Originally posted by abhilegend
A fan of Ant-man saying that? The planets were being compressed, not reduced in mass.
facepalm

I certainly can. I just don't want to bury this thread in your butthurt over that.

Proof the planets were getting denser? As you well know:

Density = Mass/Volume.

Their Volume was definitely decreasing. If their Mass was constant, then surely the planetoids were super dense or something.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus


What the hell was Beta Ray Bill vs. Stardust if not a "real" fight? not a forum fight. Battle distance is only .5 km away. Even in a real fight, no one is going to let brb fly away light years and sit there and allow brb to ram them from light years away.

Originally posted by h1a8
not a forum fight. Battle distance is only .5 km away. Even in a real fight, no one is going to let brb fly away light years and sit there and allow brb to ram them from light years away.



Bill didn't fly away and ram into Stardust from light years away and Stardust didn't let Bill do anything:
http://i673.photobucket.com/albums/vv95/galanphotos/brb_stardust4.jpghttp://i673.photobucket.com/albums/vv95/galanphotos/brb_stardust5.jpg
http://i673.photobucket.com/albums/vv95/galanphotos/brb_stardust6.jpg
http://i673.photobucket.com/albums/vv95/galanphotos/brb_strike2.jpg

And someone doesn't have to just "sit there" for Bill to put him on the receiving end of that f*cking shit.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus


Stardust didn't let Bill do anything:
http://i673.photobucket.com/albums/vv95/galanphotos/brb_stardust4.jpghttp://i673.photobucket.com/albums/vv95/galanphotos/brb_stardust5.jpg
http://i673.photobucket.com/albums/vv95/galanphotos/brb_stardust6.jpg
http://i673.photobucket.com/albums/vv95/galanphotos/brb_strike2.jpg

And someone doesn't have to just "sit there" to be on the receiving end of that f*cking shit. I was going to say carry them but I couldn't remember the exact details of the fight. Plus they were already charged with energy.

My point is, hitting someone with planet busting force in mid battle is different than carrying them to a planet from far away. Most peers or higher isn't just going to allow themselves to be carried into a planet without incident, unless they are out of it like stardust was.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
...........

That "planet" was the size of a beach ball.




And Joker had reduced the universe to this level.

http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16763875/actioncomics770p30.jpg.html

What about "Joker making the universe go boom by compressing it down to infinite gravity" do you not understand? Mxy said it on panel.

facepalm

Its like I have to spoon feed some of you.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Proof the planets were getting denser? As you well know:

Density = Mass/Volume.

Their Volume was definitely decreasing. If their Mass was constant, then surely the planetoids were super dense or something.
What do you think infinite gravity means? It was stated on-****ing-panel.

I just don't think anything from that storyline is really admissible as a feat of strength/durability/speed, seeing as the rules of physics were all breaking down. Unless its explicitly stated, for all we know, Density = Mass/Fish at that point.

Just my 2 cents.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
I just don't think anything from that storyline is really admissible as a feat of strength/durability/speed, seeing as the rules of physics were all breaking down. Unless its explicitly stated, for all we know, Density = Mass/Fish at that point.

Just my 2 cents.
That's some really twisted logic if I ever saw one. The universe sure as heck was going to get compressed in a singularity of infinite gravity, if that doesn't shows laws of physics I don't know what will.

And that's why that feat is so much better than mere planet busting. He was operating in a gravity field which reduced entire suns into this size.

http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16763868/actioncomics770p26.jpg.html

And yet, he was totally fine and destroyed a planet. But hey, that sun was superman's size. That means it wasn't a sun at all.

I'm sure one day Superman will perform a legit planet destroying feat and make it to this exclusive list... One day...

Originally posted by abhilegend
That's some really twisted logic if I ever saw one. The universe sure as heck was going to get compressed in a singularity of infinite gravity, if that doesn't shows laws of physics I don't know what will.

And that's why that feat is so much better than mere planet busting. He was operating in a gravity field which reduced entire suns into this size.

http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16763868/actioncomics770p26.jpg.html

And yet, he was totally fine and destroyed a planet. But hey, that sun was superman's size. That means it wasn't a sun at all.



Twisted logic....yes.....almost as if I'm ignoring the rules of physics in a storyline where the rules of physics were being ignored. You're applying RL logic and comics to scenes where the Joker was altering reality and altering physics, and you still want to argue that physics applied?

Surely you have other examples of Superman's world breaking strength?

Originally posted by The Sorrow
I'm sure one day Superman will perform a legit planet destroying feat and make it to this exclusive list... One day...


Superman can destroy planets in a gravity field progressing towards infinite. Top tiers wish about such showings.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Twisted logic....yes.....almost as if I'm ignoring the rules of physics in a storyline where the rules of physics were being ignored. You're applying RL logic and comics to scenes where the Joker was altering reality and altering physics, and you still want to argue that physics applied?

Surely you have other examples of Superman's world breaking strength?
facepalm

If you don't like the feat, I don't care. But discarding the feat on an assumption is stupid. Where was it stated that all of laws of physics were twisted? And why would Joker compress the universe to infinite gravity and change all the other laws? Do you just like an excuse to discard a feat or what?

There are, but why bother when people would just nit-pick it like they have in the past? Like the scene where the "world was shattered" was said six times, but it was still not accepted?

No country for Superman fans.

I feel bad for Abhilegebd.

Originally posted by The Sorrow
I'm sure one day Superman will perform a legit planet destroying feat and make it to this exclusive list... One day... Superman has feats that are beyond planet destroying. It takes less than one Earth weight of force to destroy a planet. Superman has feats beyond 50 earth weights of force. So in reality, he too has world breaker power.


To say that Superman never displayed the power of busting a planet is like saying lifting a tank isn't proof that one can lift a car.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Superman destroyed a planet by smashing Emperor Joker on it.

http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16763867/actioncomics770p25.jpg.html

And Superman wasn't getting bigger, the planets were shrinking due to Joker shrinking the universe.

http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16763917/actioncomics770p22-1.jpg.html

So, its a legit planet busting feat.



Might as well reference Superman #675.

Originally posted by operator616
Might as well reference Superman #675.
Where did he destroy anything planet like in that issue?Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus


No country for Superman fans.

I feel bad for Abhilegebd.
At least I can spell.

Originally posted by h1a8
Superman has feats that are beyond planet destroying. It takes less than one Earth weight of force to destroy a planet. Superman has feats beyond 50 earth weights of force. So in reality, he too has world breaker power.

To say that Superman never displayed the power of busting a planet is like saying lifting a tank isn't proof that one can lift a car.
Originally posted by h1a8
Superman can simply bust out of it since he is stronger than Odin. Yes superman is a lot stronger than Thor, by feats, and in turn 2x Thor (pg Thor).

Your Superman can defeat anyone or perform any feat H1 because he doesn't exist in comics.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Where did he destroy anything planet like in that issue?


You didn't read it?

http://i.imgur.com/vH4Grdu.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/ssRL5Lk.jpg

It was inside the Galactic Golem, though.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Where did he destroy anything planet like in that issue?
At least I can spell.



One letter wrong in a user name means I cannot spell now?

Wut?

Also on my phone but whatever.

Originally posted by operator616
You didn't read it?

http://i.imgur.com/vH4Grdu.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/ssRL5Lk.jpg

It was inside the Galactic Golem, though.
Of course I read it. It was a planetoid. But Galactic Golem was itself a planet condensed into that form.

http://i.imgur.com/vVOngDN.jpg

So its a planet busting feat I guess.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
One letter wrong in a user name means I cannot spell now?

Wut?

Also on my phone but whatever.
Just a joke, but whatever.

Anyone have a picture of Firelord destroying a planet ? Never saw this.

Magus also destroyed multiple planets in Thanos imperative.

Originally posted by eaebiakuya
Anyone have a picture of Firelord destroying a planet ? Never saw this.

Magus also destroyed multiple planets in Thanos imperative.
Firelord destroyed a small planet in Spider-Man 269, just two issues before Spidey KTFOs him.

This one ?

http://img42.imagevenue.com/aAfkjfp01fo1i-31652/loc199/79605_meteorr.jpg

Originally posted by eaebiakuya
This one ?

http://img42.imagevenue.com/aAfkjfp01fo1i-31652/loc199/79605_meteorr.jpg
Yes.

Well...this really dont seems to be a planet site meteour...the art is contraditory with Firelord statement.

Originally posted by eaebiakuya
Well...this really dont seems to be a planet site meteour...the art is contraditory with Firelord statement.
Yeah, I know that.

DC doesn't display much when it comes to planet busting...seems like a Marvel thing. With that said, does anyone have any scans of people from DC destroying planets? The Superman scans are questionable/debatable.

Originally posted by carver9
does anyone have any scans of people from DC destroying planets? The Superman scans are questionable/debatable.

Originally posted by The Sorrow
Your Superman can defeat anyone or perform any feat H1 because he doesn't exist in comics. I disagree. I believe flash, zoom, and WW (fighting cheesy) can beat Superman.

We go by feats to compare characters from different companies. I use feats to back up my arguments. Not made up shit.

Originally posted by h1a8
I disagree. I believe flash, zoom, and WW (fighting cheesy) can beat Superman.

We go by feats to compare characters from different companies. I use feats to back up my arguments. Not made up shit.
Yes speed characters. You primarily use mathematics and physics which while interesting at times, is probably the reason why your arguements often don't match up with what actually happens on panel and why 99% of the forum dismiss what you have to say, often before you've even said it. Feats aren't the only basis which to compare characters as not every character has a huge amount of them, consistency also plays a significant part.

DC in general has far more quantifiable speed feats, while in general Marvel seems to focus more on power. If everyone had your mentality there would almost be no point in having cross-company vs threads because DC would almost always win.

Another thread successfully ruined by Superman.

Don't know why I thought this one would be different

Originally posted by Branlor Swift
Another thread successfully ruined by Superman.

Don't know why I thought this one would be different


Not really the character's fault. It's his one or two followers that come up with cockamamie stories that devolve these kinds of threads.

With his rich history of feats, I'm sure one can come up with a plausible explanation of why he can bust a planet. It's quite funny the things they come up with while foregoing proper logic and reason.

I don't even think the OP required on panel planet busting. I think he was simply asking who could bust a planet.

Originally posted by The Sorrow
Yes speed characters. You primarily use mathematics and physics which while interesting at times, is probably the reason why your arguements often don't match up with what actually happens on panel and why 99% of the forum dismiss what you have to say, often before you've even said it. Feats aren't the only basis which to compare characters as not every character has a huge amount of them, consistency also plays a significant part.

DC in general has far more quantifiable speed feats, while in general Marvel seems to focus more on power. If everyone had your mentality there would almost be no point in having cross-company vs threads because DC would almost always win.

Originally posted by Branlor Swift
Another thread successfully ruined by Superman.

Don't know why I thought this one would be different Originally posted by celeyhyga17


Not really the character's fault. It's his one or two followers that come up with cockamamie stories that devolve these kinds of threads.

With his rich history of feats, I'm sure one can come up with a plausible explanation of why he can bust a planet. It's quite funny the things they come up with while foregoing proper logic and reason.

I don't even think the OP required on panel planet busting. I think he was simply asking who could bust a planet.
facepalm

Yeah, lets ignore on panel feats and call the thread ruined because of that. Excellent strategy as always.

Originally posted by celeyhyga17


Not really the character's fault. It's his one or two followers that come up with cockamamie stories that devolve these kinds of threads.

With his rich history of feats, I'm sure one can come up with a plausible explanation of why he can bust a planet. It's quite funny the things they come up with while foregoing proper logic and reason.

I don't even think the OP required on panel planet busting. I think he was simply asking who could bust a planet.

Originally posted by celeyhyga17


Not really the character's fault. It's his one or two followers that come up with cockamamie stories that devolve these kinds of threads.

With his rich history of feats, I'm sure one can come up with a plausible explanation of why he can bust a planet. It's quite funny the things they come up with while foregoing proper logic and reason.

I don't even think the OP required on panel planet busting. I think he was simply asking who could bust a planet.

Being arguably the strongest high-herald in existence is really all he needs. Characters with less get given the benefit of the doubt more often, so lets not pretend Abhi is the only issue in threads like these.

As for the thread, guys, stay on topic. Half of you are one wrong word away from a banning.

In the herald tier, I think Surfer has the most direct planet wrecking feats so far.

Originally posted by The Sorrow
Yes speed characters. You primarily use mathematics and physics which while interesting at times, is probably the reason why your arguements often don't match up with what actually happens on panel and why 99% of the forum dismiss what you have to say, often before you've even said it. Feats aren't the only basis which to compare characters as not every character has a huge amount of them, consistency also plays a significant part.

DC in general has far more quantifiable speed feats, while in general Marvel seems to focus more on power. If everyone had your mentality there would almost be no point in having cross-company vs threads because DC would almost always win. Feats are the only basis in which to compare characters from DIFFERENT COMPANIES. We can't use portrayals or ABC logic since the characters never fought against each other from the different companies. We have to use direct feats. Otherwise, how do you know that Thor is stronger than Hawkman?

Surfer, Terrax, Superman, GL Hal (from that Starbreaker Earth feat), WBH, Sentry, Genis, and Gladiator are the only true ones I can think of that can solo a planet with at least a few hits.

Originally posted by h1a8
Feats are the only basis in which to compare characters from DIFFERENT COMPANIES. We can't use portrayals or ABC logic since the characters never fought against each other from the different companies. We have to use direct feats. Otherwise, how do you know that Thor is stronger than Hawkman?

Surfer, Terrax, Superman, GL Hal (from that Starbreaker Earth feat), WBH, Sentry, Genis, and Gladiator are the only true ones I can think of that can solo a planet with at least a few hits.
No it isn't, you can use your common ******* sense too. Feats are the main part of it yes, but it isn't always possible to compare direct feats as not all characters have 1000's of appearances or a catalog of feats like the flagship heroes. We can use the tier system and character comparison, in your example Hawkmans performances against the other top tiers in DC and going from there, if he doesn't have many strength/durability feats. Also, I've heard reading comics helps...

Exitar the Executioner.

Originally posted by The Sorrow
No it isn't, you can use your common ******* sense too. Feats are the main part of it yes, but it isn't always possible to compare direct feats as not all characters have 1000's of appearances or a catalog of feats like the flagship heroes. We can use the tier system and character comparison, in your example Hawkmans performances against the other top tiers in DC and going from there, if he doesn't have many strength/durability feats. Also, I've heard reading comics helps... Feats include showings against characters from the same comic company. But the basis OF ALL FEATS is some natural feat (feat against an object or thing).

For example, how do we know what tier a certain character is in? We look at their natural feats, or them against someone who does have natural feats. In other words, it always boiled down to natural feats as the primary basis for everything.

And tiers doesn't determine individual attributes like strength and speed, but overall formidably. For example, some herald level beings are not stronger than some meta beings.

I found a list i made with all people in Marvel who destroyed a planet in panel:

-Adam Warlock - via transmutation
-Asteroth - Stormbreaker mini
-Beta Bill Ray
-Binary
-Champion
-Drax
-Fallen One
-Galactus
-Gladiator
-WBH/Betty
-Mephisto
-Magus
-Magus (Technocracy)
-Necrom (fight vs Racheal)
-Nova (Herald)
-Phoenix
-Stardust
-Silver Surfer
-Thanos

Anyone missing ?

Thor (God of Thunder #9).

Terrax, in that Heralds of Galactus mini series from Annihilation

Ah Terrax is in the list, i forgot to write.

Thor showed he was capable to destroy the planet and the moon without hitting this directly. But he dont destroyed the planet on panel.

Originally posted by Branlor Swift
No answer will be as cool as that pic. Shame about the resolution.

But, people who have in Marvel ignoring the Odin tier and above as well as tech:

Surfer, Thor (with Gorr), Hulk (With Red She Hulk), Thanos (With Drax), Drax (planetoids and a small sun), Terrax, Firelord Nova (well, she busted a sun), Champion, Gladiator, Mephisto (With Galactus), Morg (with Surfer), Dr Strange (By core exploding), Genis and Sentry together apparently, Beta Ray Bill, Hyperion (Exploded a sun) Necrom, Stardust, Buckethead Nova, Fallen One, Adam Warlock destroyed a timeline, Binary Ms Marvel, Talon (Darkhawk armor), Seth, and Captain Britain was destroying the Starlight Citadel which was said was big enough to fit planets in it in his battle with Fury.

I think that's about it for that level. Though you could certainly fill it up if you included people on Odin's level and above.

I'd have to think about a DC one though. I believe Superman and Zod were destroying a planet under the red sun Superboy Prime, PC Hal, PC Superman, Sun Eaters, Lobo's weaponry, Barry's destroyed timelines, John Stewart on Mogo, Volthoom, Sinestro

And others I'm forgetting Originally posted by Branlor Swift
Well, I just re-read Kingbreaker and the Hodinn was going around blowing up planets. Also I forgot Quabri, and New Son Gambit. As well as Magus ripping a star in half. And the Alephs under the Builders.

Darkseid as well.

I'll bump this if I think of more around that level.


Though if you include people on or above Odin level, it gets sketchy and huge (Galactus, Eternity, Death's power Under Grandmaster, etc). As it is, including Mephisto is pushing it on my list, but he's slightly below so...

Yo B, where is this from?

"Captain Britain was destroying the Starlight Citadel in his battle with Fury."

Originally posted by abhilegend
That's some really twisted logic if I ever saw one. The universe sure as heck was going to get compressed in a singularity of infinite gravity, if that doesn't shows laws of physics I don't know what will.

And that's why that feat is so much better than mere planet busting. He was operating in a gravity field which reduced entire suns into this size.

http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16763868/actioncomics770p26.jpg.html

And yet, he was totally fine and destroyed a planet. But hey, that sun was superman's size. That means it wasn't a sun at all.

Makes sense to me.

Originally posted by NemeBro
Makes sense to me.

Of course it would make sense to you.

Originally posted by Mr Master
Yo B, where is this from?

"Captain Britain was destroying the Starlight Citadel in his battle with Fury." Die by Sword 5.

Though not sure it really counts since the Citadel wasn't portrayed that big in the actual arc, but still, they brought it down.

Originally posted by carver9
Of course it would make sense to you. You seem upset.

Originally posted by NemeBro
You seem upset.

I am.

Originally posted by carver9
I am. Wanna talk about it?

Originally posted by The Sorrow
I'm sure one day Superman will perform a legit planet destroying feat and make it to this exclusive list... One day...

Originally posted by Branlor Swift
Die by Sword 5.

Though not sure it really counts since the Citadel wasn't portrayed that big in the actual arc, but still, they brought it down.
You're correct good sir. But you're also right about it's size.

I'm not sure if the citadel itself is as large inside as once portrayed, but it's still a Nexus.
So at some point or location inside there has to be a corridor that leads to an infinite avenue of "doors/portals."

Though I'm not sure how exactly that works inside.

When Buckethead Nova destroyed a planet ? Any images or issue ?

When you say Seth you mean the fight with Odin ?

Originally posted by Mr Master
You're correct good sir. But you're also right about it's size.

I'm not sure if the citadel itself is as large inside as once portrayed, but it's still a Nexus.
So at some point or location inside there has to be a corridor that leads to an infinite avenue of "doors/portals."

Though I'm not sure how exactly that works inside. Finally remembered my password...

Anyway, it said this about her halls under the same writer in the "prequel" to Die by Sword
http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/bigbran1/comic/th_UncannyX-Men462-12.jpghttp://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/bigbran1/comic/th_UncannyX-Men462-14.jpg

Though even if not, Brian was ridiculous under Claremont anyway.
srug




About Buckethead

Originally posted by dmills
http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc513/dmills31/th_1305947956593.jpg http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc513/dmills31/th_1305947973899.jpghttp://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc513/dmills31/th_1297874355112.jpg

http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc513/dmills31/Nova%20CQB%20protocols/image0097.jpg
http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc513/dmills31/Nova%20CQB%20protocols/image0098.jpg



This is the only feat I don't remember seeing in a comic, so this is really all I know about it. I could investigate, but that would involve work. Or I could read the shitty quality scans and see what's going on.

I see what that son of a ***** Dmills did now. Yeah, disregard Buckethead doing it.

wait, its not a legit feat ?

Namor

Originally posted by eaebiakuya
I found a list i made with all people in Marvel who destroyed a planet in panel:

-Adam Warlock - via transmutation
-Asteroth - Stormbreaker mini
-Beta Bill Ray
-Binary
-Champion
-Drax
-Fallen One
-Galactus
-Gladiator
-WBH/Betty
-Mephisto
-Magus
-Magus (Technocracy)
-Necrom (fight vs Racheal)
-Nova (Herald)
-Phoenix
-Stardust
-Silver Surfer
-Thanos

Anyone missing ?

I remember Terrax doing so but can't find the scan.


Sentry and Collective.

http://i.imgur.com/5qa6GQMl.jpg

Didn't know if I should have posted this but I though it kind of displays Sentry had the capability to destroy planets.

http://i.imgur.com/F0P9wRrl.jpg