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Fact : Franklin Richards is the most powerful person in comics - Yay or Nay?
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Mr. Poolman
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evil solrac v3.0
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the issue you mention is I believe Detective comics # 693. memory a bit hazy but Deathstroke was there to take down gunhawk whom he served with in the gulf war. gunhawk had become a contract killer but was reckless. Batman had learned sniper training under Henri Ducard.
No, he just accidentally brought them to the Ultimate Universe.
Napoleonthechimp
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After the Ultimate Fantastic Four disbanded (and Sue split up with him):
He intentionally killed his parents as part of an effort to fake his death, mind controlled a small alien force so he could break into a top secret SHIELD building where they keep all the crazily weird and powerful artefacts/technology, after getting caught and stopped he was left to die in the negative zone...
He secretly returned to Earth and established the "Children of Tomorrow" which was basically a lot of recruits living within a large enclosed dome. Time ran a lot faster inside the dome so 900 years passed inside but only a few months on the outside... which meant the recruits' descendents had been perfected into hyper-intelligent super humans. Reed was still alive and had heavily augmented his intelligence to the point where he now had a great big cone sized head (I'm not making that up).
The dome started expanding and consuming huge chunks of Europe...
He secretly returned to Earth and established the "Children of Tomorrow" which was basically a lot of recruits living within a large enclosed dome. Time ran a lot faster inside the dome so 900 years passed inside but only a few months on the outside... which meant the recruits' descendents had been perfected into hyper-intelligent super humans. Reed was still alive and had heavily augmented his intelligence to the point where he now had a great big cone sized head (I'm not making that up).
The dome started expanding and consuming huge chunks of Europe...
Back to Deadpool: The current miniseries 'Deadpool Kills Deadpool' has him traveling throughout the multiverse trying to kill every version of himself. (It's actually not the 'real' Deadpool doing this though. The real one is trying to stop this super twisted version.) There's one issue left to go.
MisterHero
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Thought Robot Superman requires Superman and Ultraman from the Anti-matter Universe to work
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SquiddyCracker
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God, all these omnipotent beings kinda takes out the awe out of omnipotency.
They should do a massive arc of sort where every cosmic threat/power is killed off.
They should do a massive arc of sort where every cosmic threat/power is killed off.
Capital_Five
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Final crisis was super cool.Thought Robot Superman requires Superman and Ultraman from the Anti-matter Universe to work
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Napoleonthechimp
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Yeah. Having writers engage in a continual game of one-upmanship with regards to character powers is becoming tiresome.
That's pretty impressive. I tried to eat one of his lunches once and it was disgusting. After about two mouthfuls I just looked at him and said "mate, you can create bloody universes and yet you managed to produce this? Bloody terrible." And it was just a toasted cheese and ham sandwich. How he cocked that up I'll never know.
After that telling off he produced a locker out of thin air and went to listen to Linkin Park.
Riposte
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This is all required reading IMO. No way someone isn't a Guardians of the Galaxy fan after going through all that.
Most people don't appreciate it. I'm such a Morrison fanboy, though.
Everything about evil reed(including the ending) was some of the worst shit ever. The fantastic four acting like douchebags and children is par the course for the ultmate world, but the only one who came outtakes that smelling like roses is johnny. I would have never thought they would have douchified the four, but it happened. So as far as I'm concerned, if the ultimate world dies, good riddance.
crimsonspider89
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Hey Fialkov has done wonders with him as did Hickman.
And Reed's only good trait is his family devotion.
He has the most evil counterparts in the multiverse. I mean, council of Reeds.
And Reed's only good trait is his family devotion.
He has the most evil counterparts in the multiverse. I mean, council of Reeds.
crimsonspider89
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Go. Read F4. You will learn about the future of mutantkind, Franklin Richards.
Deadpool has plenty of serious moments that too many people don't know about.
Sue Storm's cooking is notoriously horrible. No wonder the lunch was terrible.
DonasaurusRex
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Also, I'm somewhat disappointed by the lack of Hope ITT.
Girlfriend there is basically the host of the Phoenix force on top of every mutant out there. Good thing most of her powers are still unexplored.
Great character, too, although she needs competent writers.
glass cannons can never be the most powerful.
As long as Miles lives, we're all good.
thats why i said it, but im on the wait and see if the universe gets destroyed thing happens. theres some seepover id like to see beyond miles.
the fucking council of Reeds. When you say it, it almost sounds as mysteriously scary as it was. When I first saw them, I was in awe, I was like' wow all these Mr Fantastics from every universe. This is the greatest thing.' And then we find out that most of them are amoral and completely broken, powerwise. Some of them just chillen with their Infinity Gauntlets on their hips.
hahah what they all did to their respective Dooms made my brain pop out of the back of my head.
is it said what happened to their namors? or were they a damn undersight like the one to 616's reed?
Where are the female Reeds?
getting seduced by doom of course
I almost wrote a fanfic about a female Doom that onyl acts up because Reed spurned her.
honestly, i bet if there was a world with a male reed and female doom, or vice versa, the drama would be cut down dramatically.
And Sue ends up with Namor or Black panther. No matter the universe Sue will be with a dude that can move worlds.
Just out of curiosity, as somebody who has never really followed FF except from a far with a long poking stick, did Marvel start writing about the borderline evil bastard Reed Richardses before or after this?
Just out of curiosity, as somebody who has never really followed FF except from a far with a long poking stick, did Marvel start writing about the borderline evil bastard Reed Richardses before or after this?
No. This Reed Richards from the early-mid 90s traveled the multiverse killing other Reeds.
In regular Marvel Universe, Galactus was prevented from eating the earth in his first meeting with the Fantastic Four because the Watcher let the team know about a weapon called the Ultimate Nullifier, capable of killing Galactus (and its user). The weapon was located on Galactus' super high tech ship, so Human Torch was sent to retrieve it. With the nullifier the FF were able to convince Galactus to abandon his plans for earth under threat of mutual destruction.
In Dark Raider Reed's reality, he went to retrieve the nullifier instead of Johnny. However, he is too distracted by all of the cool space gadgetry on Galactus' ship, and by the time he makes it back the earth had already been eaten.
Alx
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If characters from the Sandman universe are considered, I would think that Delirium would be the most dangerous power, because she doesn't limit herself to logic. Because of that there is no clear understanding of what she can do, so nothing is really impossible to her. She can send anybody to crazy places that make no sense, knows things that aren't in Destiny's book...
But of course there is also Death of the Endless, we already know she'll be the last one standing in our universe.
She isn't though - she has no claim on Lucifer, as she freely admits. He, Michael and their father are outside of the seven's influence or power as the comics make clear on several occasions.
Comparing Lucifer to other comic book characters devalues him though - the same as when people do it to Dr. Manhattan. It sort of misses the point. In their respective universes they are the most powerful beings around because their story relies on the, being the most powerful.
Comparing Lucifer to other comic book characters devalues him though - the same as when people do it to Dr. Manhattan. It sort of misses the point. In their respective universes they are the most powerful beings around because their story relies on the, being the most powerful.
They're crazy powerful, but being in our realm with its fewer dimensions limits their power.
Still, most beings in the 3rd dimension can't stand up to them in a direct confrontation. I imagine characters that are basically gods like the Guardians or the Anti-Monitor could fight them, but that's it.
JasonUresti
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There are people jsut as poweriful, or even more powerful like this dude right here.
His power is to copy the powers of people around him and add plus one.
Look to where he eventually got.
The LT, Eternity, and The Celestials had to come together like Voltron to trick him, not beat him, but trick him into defeat.
Nah, Scathan the Approver pretty much shut his ass down at will.
The absurdity definitely makes me want to read this shit.
yeah DC is full of jocks.
I wonder how powerful the Anti-Monitor is compared to Galactus and Eternity.
DonasaurusRex
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current galactus or original galactus? Eternity doesnt really fight much he's supposed to be like...abstract or something.
He does fight, but they always end in a flash and in the next page they show is the result where he either wins or loses, usually the later.
Maybe, but they're not ridiculous
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