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Any weapon from past, present or furture of Marvel hurt or kill Mxy?

Kill? No.

Mxy is beyond death -- he literally has to *make* himself powerless/mortal, and then *allow* himself to be 'killed'... But even IF Mxy allows that, he just gets sent to the Supreme Being(aka. Mike Carlin), who proceeds to insert him right back to the comic-verse:
http://i.imgur.com/yLOJYGD.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/AH07kTu.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/gBvSREI.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/k1RqOkF.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/5s6gYja.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/wrIxoK6.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/qMn97pA.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/GpCxEXI.jpg

Did Mxy make himself powerless/mortal in order for Doomsday to kill em?

How was Doomsday stopped after he killed Mxy?

Yep. Furthermore, that version of DD was created by Mxy himself -- it was destroyed when Mxy was 'killed'.

The Bendis pen would destroy Myx

Can he be bfr ? Somewhere like the negative zone...

No. The dude dimension/universe-hops for the lulz.

it would take something capable of erasing the 5th dimension itself i think.

Hes god

Originally posted by Facee
Can he be bfr ? Somewhere like the negative zone...

Depends. Pre Crisis, in the final DC Comic's Presents, 5d imp's imprisoned him in a "null sphere", where his powers don't work. (It was a garbage story that existed just to let Mxy troll Superman one more time, along with taking a jab at "Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow" as the TRUE final Superman story.)

Post crisis, you have QWSP being imprisoned by a sorcerer who cut him with the bones of an old god. No reason to assume that wouldn't work on Mxy, being they're the same "class" of imp.

I can name one character who could defeat anybody. Not from Marvel, though, but from Vertigo (Or whatever Fable's is part of.)

Kevin Thorn. He's a character representation of "literary tropes" called "Literals", and represents "the writer", who can alter reality at a whim by putting pen to paper.

His only weakness is "writer's block", who he keeps trying to kill (But can't permenantly, because literary concepts can never die..)

Originally posted by cdtm
I can name one character who could defeat anybody. Not from Marvel, though, but from Vertigo (Or whatever Fable's is part of.)

Kevin Thorn. He's a character representation of "literary tropes" called "Literals", and represents "the writer", who can alter reality at a whim by putting pen to paper.

His only weakness is "writer's block", who he keeps trying to kill (But can't permenantly, because literary concepts can never die..)

Tommy Taylor would have words with thee.

The Voyagers would like to have a word with both of you.

What can they do?

Fury

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
What can they do?

Anything and Everything.

The Crimson Cosmos, or Ruby Gem of Cytorrak could likely contain, or imprison Mxy. The Null-Verse that trapped Thanos (causing him to concede, and opting for suicide.) may also be able to contain him. How would he get out, if there was no out, or way back? That also brings up nullification. Would that even work? I don't believe that nullification would work against the latest showings of the Molecule Man. I'd hardly call him the Almighty though. Not entirely sure which one of them would be more powerful tbh.

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
Anything and Everything.

Lol.

Not that impressive, compared to the characters we mentioned.

Not being a dick, butTommy for example has the power to move through all of fiction. So for example, he could travel from the Moby Dick universe, into the Jungle Book universe, into the Winnie the Pooh books..and gain power from them.

So not just 'god' in a single work of fiction (like in Suggsverse) but ALL of fiction.

"Xeranthemum is completely outside (yet fully all-encompassing) Possibility, Totality, and Nothingness within all of fiction, all of nonfiction, all of transfiction, all of hyperfiction, all of subfiction, all of fanfiction, all of metafiction, all of patafiction, all interfiction, all of personal fiction, and all of impersonal fiction of (and from) every Story / Plot / Verse / Author."

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
"Xeranthemum is completely outside (yet fully all-encompassing) Possibility, Totality, and Nothingness within all of fiction, all of nonfiction, all of transfiction, all of hyperfiction, all of subfiction, all of fanfiction, all of metafiction, all of patafiction, all interfiction, all of personal fiction, and all of impersonal fiction of (and from) every Story / Plot / Verse / Author."


Looks like just another name,Omniverse

Man, Terrell Suggs must have been on some hard shite when he made this.

Didn't know linebackers did fan fiction, either.

Seriously though, is there any truth to this?

I'm fine with using fan fiction/webcomics, but this sounds like something else..

suggsverse is a self contained universe/omniverse just like Marvel. So he can claim all he want that his characters are the strongest ever and it doesn't make them any more true. Because going by that logic, Marvel's official handbook (2006) defines the omniverse as being the collection of all fictional realities (which would include suggsverse) along with the real world. And the same handbook mentions that TOAA created the omniverse. So by that logic TOAA >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> suggsverse.

Originally posted by cdtm
Man, Terrell Suggs must have been on some hard shite when he made this.

Didn't know linebackers did fan fiction, either.

Seriously though, is there any truth to this?

I'm fine with using fan fiction/webcomics, but this sounds like something else..

It's true. All of it.

Originally posted by cdtm
Seriously though, is there any truth to this?
Considering how the quote under the photograph isn't an actual quote and that the first sentence of the article contains four grammatical errors, it doesn't seem too credible.

Oh, but it is!

Gotta love NarutoForums.

http://suggsverse.wikia.com/wiki/Suggsverse_Wiki

Car-vell beats the shit out of him.

Originally posted by golem370

Any weapon from past, present or furture of Marvel hurt or kill Mxy?
I'm not sure if it's considered a "weapon" ... but, if it could be used, then:

The "Infinity Mitten" would surely do the job.

It's from an alternate retarded universe, like Mxy's own toon-level reality, but even sillier, so greater!

Thermos/Infinity Mitten, ...
... killed the entire comic book company,
... and the cosmic hierarchy even included not TOAA,
... but rather TOAA's boss, ... the Editor in-Chief, literally, with pen in hand.

It's a goof ball reality, but a legit Marvel alternate one nonetheless.

To answer the original question, I think the "Owen bomb" that wiped out the Beyonders and erased the MU could, at least, hurt Mxy.

Originally posted by Mr Master
I'm not sure if it's considered a "weapon" ... but, if it could be used, then:

The "Infinity Mitten" would surely do the job.

It's from an alternate retarded universe, like Mxy's own toon-level reality, but even sillier, so greater!

Thermos/Infinity Mitten, ...
... killed the entire comic book company,
... and the cosmic hierarchy even included not TOAA,
... but rather TOAA's boss, ... the Editor in-Chief, literally, with pen in hand.

It's a goof ball reality, but a legit Marvel alternate one nonetheless. That basically IS Mxy's powerset, though. So at best it sounds like a stalemate. /shrug

Anyway, what issue # did this thing appear in? I'd like to have a gander at it.

Originally posted by Magnon
To answer the original question, I think the "Owen bomb" that wiped out the Beyonders and erased the MU could, at least, hurt Mxy. That detonation destroyed hundreds of thousands of universes. A small fraction of Mxy's power(Bat-Mite) tanked the destruction of DC's totality(infinite universes):
http://i.imgur.com/YbLCDuR.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/0XyFobj.jpg


So I don't see the Owen Bomb doing much more than this, tbh:
http://i.imgur.com/SoKXSwO.jpg

Originally posted by Galan007

That basically IS Mxy's powerset, though. So at best it sounds like a stalemate.
Thermos killed TOAA's boss. Mxy hasn't done anything like this I'm aware of.

Has Mxy ever killed the DC supreme being? Yes, TOAA is below the Editor in-chief, but, let's start there.
Originally posted by Galan007

Anyway, what issue # did this thing appear in? I'd like to have a gander at it.
What The? #24 ...
Originally posted by Galan007

That detonation destroyed hundreds of thousands of universes.
A small fraction of Mxy's power(Bat-Mite) tanked the destruction of DC's totality(infinite universes):

I thought you felt the Owen "bomb" was special cause it was made up of Owens,
and Owens are a by-product of the BeyonderS' own power.

In fact, that's what makes their annihilation (BeyonderS) just a little bit believable.

Otherwise, how the hell did "hundreds of thousands of universes" do anything to a race,
when only 1 Beyonder curbstomped All universeS individually (infinite Eternitys/Infinitys)
and then only 3 of them stomped ALL universeS combined?

Originally posted by Mr Master
Thermos killed TOAA's boss. Mxy hasn't done anything like this I'm aware of.

Has Mxy ever killed the DC supreme being? Yes, TOAA is below the Editor in-chief, but, let's start there.

What The? #24 ... Cool beans. Here is the complete scene for anyone interested:
http://i.imgur.com/6415UEM.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/jEIfdcX.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/tFyiGpY.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/GBbeyQ2.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/DGFRwqw.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/WFAfyax.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/iUBv4SR.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/AoF5oEn.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/AFxvr5g.jpg

*I didn't get the sense that those characters in the 3rd & 4th scans were meant to represent the 'real world' staff at all. Thermos' scope/scale appeared to be solely in-universe, imo.

srug


It certainly wasn't at all like when Mxy canonically traveled to the 'real world', and threatened DC's 'real world' staff into giving him a script for a comic that hadn't even been released yet... Just so he could see what was going to happen in a future issue(and that was after he punched Eddie Berganza in the face just for being an annoying b*tch, lol):
http://s6d2.turboimg.net/t1/30269284_Untitled-Scanned-06.jpg http://s6d2.turboimg.net/t1/30269285_Untitled-Scanned-07.jpg http://s6d2.turboimg.net/t1/30269286_Untitled-Scanned-08.jpg http://s6d2.turboimg.net/t1/30269288_Untitled-Scanned-15.jpg http://s6d2.turboimg.net/t1/30269289_Untitled-Scanned-16.jpg


Side question:
Is "What The..?!" even considered canon on any level at all?

Originally posted by Mr Master
I thought you felt the Owen "bomb" was special It could be... It should be.

Unfortunately, though, that is just speculation on my end -- the detonation was never stated to be 'special' on panel. All we know for sure is that an identical version of Owen existed in all universes within the multiverse -- infinite Owens. One Owen detonating = universal destruction. All Owens detonating = multiversal destruction:
http://i.imgur.com/iblxS8J.jpg

So hundreds of thousands of Owens detonating = hundreds of thousands of universes destroyed = the death of the entire Beyonder race. A fraction of Mxy's power(Bat-Mite) tanked a blast that was infinitely more destructive.

Originally posted by Galan007

I didn't get the sense that those characters in the 3rd & 4th scans were meant to represent the 'real world' staff at all.
Those are avatars of the writers of the story old friend.

http://s6d3.turboimg.net/t1/30269451_T2.jpg

I haven't figured out who "Doug" refers to, but "H.B." is definitely "Hillary Barta" (the writer of this story)

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This is what I was initially referring to though, TOAA's boss, the Editor in-Chief, Tom Defalco:

http://s6d3.turboimg.net/t1/30269450_T1.jpg

... with his "cosmic blue pen" and all.
Originally posted by Galan007

Is "What The..?!" even considered canon on any level at all?

Yea G, The "What The?" universe is a legitimate Marvel reality:

Earth-9047 ... http://www.marvunapp.com/ohotmu/appendixes/ccdapp.htm
Originally posted by Galan007

It could be... It should be.

Unfortunately, though, that is just speculation on my end -- the detonation was never stated to be 'special' on panel. All we know for sure is that an identical version of Owen existed in all universes within the multiverse -- infinite Owens. One Owen detonating = universal destruction. All Owens detonating = multiversal destruction:

So hundreds of thousands of Owens detonating = hundreds of thousands of universes destroyed = the death of the entire Beyonder race.
It also = to nonsensical bullshit. ... not on your part obviously.

Originally posted by Mr Master
Those are avatars of the writers of the story old friend.

http://s6d3.turboimg.net/t1/30269451_T2.jpg

I haven't figured out who "Doug" refers to, but "H.B." is definitely "Hillary Barta" (the writer of this story)

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This is what I was initially referring to though, TOAA's boss, the Editor in-Chief, Tom Defalco:

http://s6d3.turboimg.net/t1/30269450_T1.jpg

... with his "cosmic blue pen" and all. Kay. I have no will to debate which feat is the 'most cartooney', so that's fine.

That said, the Mitten really does seem like it has the same 'powerset' as Mxy, so I'm sticking with the stalemate thing.

Originally posted by Mr Master
Yea G, The "What The?" universe is a legitimate Marvel reality:

Earth-9047 ... http://www.marvunapp.com/ohotmu/appendixes/ccdapp.htm Hmm. That entry only references the "Milk & Cookies" story from the very first issue of the 26-issue run(remember, there are multiple spoof-stories in each and every one of those books.) It doesn't make a blanket canonization for the entire series.

...I don't like relying solely on marvunapp, though.

Originally posted by Mr Master
It also = to nonsensical bullshit. ... not on your part obviously. I don't disagree at all. Imo, the Beyonders should have been depicted as nothing less than uber-as-f*ck.

Originally posted by Galan007

Kay. I have no will to debate which feat is the 'most cartooney', so that's fine.

That said, the Mitten really does seem like it has the same 'powerset' as Mxy, so I'm sticking with the stalemate thing.
Fair enuff.
Originally posted by Galan007

Hmm. That entry only references the "Milk & Cookies" story from the very first issue of the 26-issue run(remember, there are multiple spoof-stories in each and every one of those books.) It doesn't make a blanket canonization for the entire series.
It references the first appearance of each universe labeled.

"What The" isn't the only one with "#1" in that list, several others.
But as you would understand,
it would be redundant to continuously label every single story with the same numerical designation.
There are several "What If'" goof issues that have many short stories as well within a single issue as you know.
Originally posted by Galan007

I don't like relying solely on marvunapp, though.
When it comes to this, nothing is better. But that aside, the site as you know is affiliated with Marvel.
And,
the owner/creator of the site, and chief bio creator,
is the Head Handbook writer of all official Marvel Handbooks since 2004. Jeff Chistiansen.

Marvunapp is ridiculously thorough. But even they can make a mistake on a minor detail.
There are other official Marvel Handbook writerS below Jeff who work on the site as well.
Originally posted by Galan007

I don't disagree at all. Imo, the Beyonders should have been depicted as nothing less than uber-as-f*ck.