Comic Book Questions

Originally posted by Endless Mike
What do you mean, 'feats of leadership'? He's ruled the world and dimensions several times.

Being a leader to a team, inspiring a team, etc. Not only with fear and brute force, but being a natural leader.

Originally posted by vansonbee
Ya, this is part of the answer I'm looking for. The newest in carnation of future foundation includes Psycho Man and that old bald man, I'm wondering who this is.

Originally posted by eaebiakuya
Being a leader to a team, inspiring a team, etc. Not only with fear and brute force, but being a natural leader.

He led the FF once against Over-Mind and nearly won. Reed had already lost at that point.

I have almost 1000 comic books and find it pretty stupid that getting the most out of selling them has to be done through certified grading. I refuse to spend thousands just to send comics to have them graded.

Anyone have any suggestions?

Ebay

Originally posted by Endless Mike
Ebay

People will pay for anything

I'm looking for a scan of a wolverine fighting skill feat that I saw 5-7 years ago online and I can't seem to find it again. Here's what I vaguely remember...

I found it on another respect or appreciation thread.

It was 616.

I think it was in a x-men comic somewhere between 95-2005.

I believe other x-men were there during this confrontation. Cyclops being one of em, I think.

It might have been off planet.

He dodged and/or got a hit on a teenage looking guy with long black hair?, and a cape maybe. I think the guy was a god, cosmic, or somehow knew all fighting styles?. The guy is bragging about how superior he is and when the fight starts wolverine dodges and/or hits him, and It was supposed to be very impressive.

Not sure if it was Adamantium or bone claw Wolverine.

Any and all help is appreciated!

Sounds sort of like when he fought Kid Gladiator, except he doesn't have long black hair.

Originally posted by Endless Mike
Sounds sort of like when he fought Kid Gladiator, except he doesn't have long black hair.

That and it happened in Wolverine and the X-Men volume 1 (series started in 2011, ended in 2014)... so it was way more recent than the comic Zothuras is looking for.

I thought he meant Junzo Muto, but it was not him either.

Is the Marvel Fanfare series considered canon? Does anyone know?

Originally posted by -Pr-
Is the Marvel Fanfare series considered canon? Does anyone know?

Well the Marvel wiki lists the characters as being the 616 versions. Not sure if that's definitive though.

I believe it is. Marvel database tends to be accurate in that department, at least.

Stuff like Ock beating Tony or Hulk beating early Blob were never criticized as being non-canon. Volume 1.

Same with BC Wolverine and Wendigo fighting the Hulk (v2).

Originally posted by -Pr-
Is the Marvel Fanfare series considered canon? Does anyone know?

Yeah I had thought so. It just seemed like such an obscure magazine to be referencing these things, and tying up certain stories with stuff that really should have been in the regular books.

Thanks guys.

Okay I actually found a panel in UXM that references an event that happened in Fanfare by literally naming issue numbers. Which is good.

Does anyone know if Rogue's power level is quantified in terms of the powers she absorbs?

Example: When she absorbs Cyclops' blasts, is it 1:1 in terms of power? When she uses them are they less powerful? More powerful?

I can't seem to find a scan that states it.

I believe she gets their full powers.

These bios corroborate the same thing:
http://i.imgur.com/4SlsAEl.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/eAqofhQ.jpg

The abilities Rogue absorbs last 60x longer than the initial contact time. So if she touched someone for 1 second, she would retain their full abilities/memories/training/etc. for 1 minute.

And obviously, prolonged contact can result in permanent absorption.

Originally posted by Galan007
I believe she gets their full powers.

These bios corroborate the same thing:
http://i.imgur.com/4SlsAEl.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/eAqofhQ.jpg

The abilities Rogue absorbs last 60x longer than the initial contact time. So if she touched someone for 1 second, she would retain their full abilities/memories/training/etc. for 1 minute.

And obviously, prolonged contact can result in permanent absorption.

Isn't there a limit though?
I remember Rogue trying to absorb Magneto (drawn by Jim Lee, it was in the savage Lands) and fail because there was too much power, or something like this.

Yes, it failed with Ares, too. And she could only absorb one ability out of Exodus' powerset.

Anyway, back to Pr's original question... yeah, I believe it's 1:1 power-wise. Can't think of any on-panel statements supporting that, though.