In Marvel The One Above All and Jack Kirby for God
Mephisto for the Devil
In DC: The Presence for God
Neron for the devil
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In Marvel The One Above All and Jack Kirby for God
Mephisto for the Devil
In DC: The Presence for God
Neron for the devil
In DC you have the Presence who is literally god and Lucifer who is literally Satan. Of course those two don't interact much with the world. Closest analog for the classic role of Satan belongs to Neron in DC.
In Marvel you have The One Above All as its god though I'm not sure if it has a literal Satan. The Satan analog is of course Mephisto.
Edit: Beaten by the main man himself.
Secret Character
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Okay... here's one...
Do you believe that the Future Foundation is pretty much above the scale of the greater cosmic entities (Eternity, Adam Warlock Tribunal, etc) at this point in the 616? Heck, do some of those entities exist any more?
Do you believe that the Future Foundation is pretty much above the scale of the greater cosmic entities (Eternity, Adam Warlock Tribunal, etc) at this point in the 616? Heck, do some of those entities exist any more?
It's molecule man doing all the work, the foundation doesn't actually have any power, they are obviously very influential being the architects of all reality though.
BKatastrophe
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EDIT: Beaten by everyone
Is Mary-Jane Watson canonically the hotest woman in the Marvel Universe? Everything I've read seems to suggest that's the case.
Also, someone at Marvel's early days HAD to have a thing for readheads between MJ, Jean Grey and Black Widow. Did anyone ever openly speak about it?
Also, someone at Marvel's early days HAD to have a thing for readheads between MJ, Jean Grey and Black Widow. Did anyone ever openly speak about it?
BKatastrophe
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If you're a mutant, it's Jean Grey
If you're street level, it's Mary Jane
If you're anything else, it's Sue Storm.
The three most sought after women in Marvel. Could probably throw Storm in there, too.
But even Ben Grimm has talked about how hot MJ is. Hell, the first thing Doc Ock tried to do in superior Spider-Man was tap that.
Obviously in a top 10 the likes of Sue Richards, Storm and Jean will chart, but everything I've read suggests that they all pale compared to Queen Mary.
fallengorn
Bitches love smiley faces
MJ got shiksappeal.
Now I'm trying to figure out top 10 hottest (in-universe) men/women lists.
Women
Mary Jane Watson
Storm
She-Hulk
Jean Grey
Black Cat
Black Widow
Medusa
Sue Storm-Richards
Scarlet Witch (?)
???
Men
Peter Parker
Tony Stark
Steve Rogers
Matt Murdock
Clint Barton
Starfox (kinda cheating, I know)
Luke Cage
???
???
???
Women
Mary Jane Watson
Storm
She-Hulk
Jean Grey
Black Cat
Black Widow
Medusa
Sue Storm-Richards
Scarlet Witch (?)
???
Men
Peter Parker
Tony Stark
Steve Rogers
Matt Murdock
Clint Barton
Starfox (kinda cheating, I know)
Luke Cage
???
???
???
BKatastrophe
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Women have been known to want that T'Challa and that Namor. Well, maybe not Namor... Throw Johnny Storm under the 'Men' column, too.
BKatastrophe
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The answer to your first question will, forever and always, be yes. From the beautiful cheese of the Silver-Age to now. He's truly godlike.
Funny way to spell Hank Pym
foxuzamaki
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senior slayven, why is that black man holding that white baby?
Cause he is the only able to take care of it, being they are in a prison designed by a mad deity to hold gods, aliens, and other weird shit
bone_and_sinew
breaking down barriers in gratuitous nudity
Humans are around 60% water. Aquaman has control over all aquatic life, even at a microbial level. Theoretically couldn't he instantly turn you into a massive tumor mass by ordering your cells to multiply indefinitely? Ruthless Aquaman in Flashpoint movie got me thinking what are some crazy shit he (or a version of him) does that isn't well known? For example, on the Justice Lords episode in JL, mean Superman was lobotomizing people with his eye lasers.
BKatastrophe
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That doesn't seem right...
Young Bruce also looks quite a bit like his Billy Batson.
Johns did the Adam family/Isis stuff.
Rucka was Question/Batwoman.
I think Waid did most of the Dibny stuff, until the end which was heavily rewritten by Didio.
witchedwiz
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well i'll try to get some help 
I don't remember the name of the comic serie..
like.. at all?
setting was some sort of fantasy + scifi?
protagonist was some guy partly robot with a skull-like face..
range of publication should be somewhere between 95 and 97 (take 1 or 2 years less in case, as i red it in italy and we always have at least 1 year delay)..
would love to give more hint but i honestly can't ;_;
try to help me gaf and Slayven!
I don't remember the name of the comic serie..
like.. at all?
setting was some sort of fantasy + scifi?
protagonist was some guy partly robot with a skull-like face..
range of publication should be somewhere between 95 and 97 (take 1 or 2 years less in case, as i red it in italy and we always have at least 1 year delay)..
would love to give more hint but i honestly can't ;_;
try to help me gaf and Slayven!
Killer Queen
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Slayven why don't you like Scott Pilgrim and how did you come to form said incorrect opinion.
well i'll try to get some help
I don't remember the name of the comic serie..
like.. at all?
setting was some sort of fantasy + scifi?
protagonist was some guy partly robot with a skull-like face..
range of publication should be somewhere between 95 and 97 (take 1 or 2 years less in case, as i red it in italy and we always have at least 1 year delay)..
would love to give more hint but i honestly can't ;_;
try to help me gaf and Slayven!
Death's Head?
Just don't care for a medicore webcomic, *shrug*
Will ahve to give it some thoughtwell i'll try to get some help
I don't remember the name of the comic serie..
like.. at all?
setting was some sort of fantasy + scifi?
protagonist was some guy partly robot with a skull-like face..
range of publication should be somewhere between 95 and 97 (take 1 or 2 years less in case, as i red it in italy and we always have at least 1 year delay)..
would love to give more hint but i honestly can't ;_;
try to help me gaf and Slayven!
witchedwiz
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Death's Head?
yes!
though i recognized it through this image
turns out i red comics about "Death's Head II" and not the original death's head
yes!
though i recognized it through this image
turns out i red comics about "Death's Head II" and not the original death's head
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NotTheGuyYouKill
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Slayven, I'm curious about something:
Has Spider-Man ever been willing to kill someone? I mean, I think it's assumed he has a no-kill rule, but his central creed is 'with great power comes great responsibility'. That doesn't say anything about not killing. I don't think he's ever killed anyone, but has he ever been pushed to that point or been forced to do it or anything? Has he ever spoken about it? Other than yelling at Punisher not to do it.
Secondly,
Asides from Spider-Man and Daredevil, what heroes in the Marvel Universe have an explicit no-kill rule? I don't read a ton of comics, but it feels like in the Marvel Universe there's far less people following a no-kill rule than heroes willing to kill (might be the movies influencing me since villains tend to get offed).
Has Spider-Man ever been willing to kill someone? I mean, I think it's assumed he has a no-kill rule, but his central creed is 'with great power comes great responsibility'. That doesn't say anything about not killing. I don't think he's ever killed anyone, but has he ever been pushed to that point or been forced to do it or anything? Has he ever spoken about it? Other than yelling at Punisher not to do it.
Secondly,
Asides from Spider-Man and Daredevil, what heroes in the Marvel Universe have an explicit no-kill rule? I don't read a ton of comics, but it feels like in the Marvel Universe there's far less people following a no-kill rule than heroes willing to kill (might be the movies influencing me since villains tend to get offed).
PhoncipleBone
Banned
SNAP.
And I am in agreement. I couldn't finish the series. Thankfully, the movie was great and improved on the comic.
LucidMomentum
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Spoilers for Renew Your Vows, the Secret Wars tie-in run (also because the only online images I could find were maaaasive sized):
Don't ever threaten Peter's daughter.
Even though it was Venom, it still keeps him up at night in a later issue.
He almost killed Wolverine when they first met because he thought Wolverine killed Ned Leeds. Parker does come close, but he always walks himself back. Cause he doesn't want to be that guy, to him killing is the easy way out.
Maklershed
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Spiderman could kill Wolverine? How would he do that? (Sorry, I'm not a comic guy at all but I do follow this thread for funsies)
LordOfLore
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Slayven, give me three reasons for going back and reading Geoff Johns' Aquaman instead of just jumping in with Dan Abnett's issues and Rebirth.
Scrap all that and find Peter David's run
Peter is a genius, dude could come up with a thousand ways to kill someone like Wolverine. It's a testament to his goodness that he'll never use a single one of them. Unlike Tony Stark, who builds telepathic inhibitors for LOLs on the off-chance that he'll have to fight an omega like Emma Frost.
BKatastrophe
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Emma's not even remotely close to Omega though. She can just make closet Omegas use their full potential.
Parallax
best seen in the classic "Shadow of the Beast"
BLOODED_hands
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So I was browsing through the vine like usual and I went into a battle. It was the Thanos vs All Lantern Corps. It seemed like the majority were saying that Thanos would win. It got me questioning how powerful Thanos is/was and why is he so powerful?
Do you agree with the result or do you think the Lantern Corps actually have a chance at beating Thanos? The Thanos the OP presented is Thanos with IG.
Are there any being/s from DC that would give him a challenge?
Do you agree with the result or do you think the Lantern Corps actually have a chance at beating Thanos? The Thanos the OP presented is Thanos with IG.
Are there any being/s from DC that would give him a challenge?
With the IG Thanos is for all intents and purposes god. He has complete and utter control over reality itself as well as time and space. Add to that he can mind control any being he wishes.
The only thing in DC that would match Thanos with the gauntlet is Yahweh.
When spidermans one more day came out did people find it eerily similar to Neron doing the same exact thing with him doing a deal with the flash to take away his love.
Been reading old flash comics from the 90s and was like, I think I seen this before.
Thanos is Eternal, an offshoot of humans that evolved to metabolized cosmic enegrry for a bunch of cool powers. He farther enhanced himself using tech and magic, he is powerful enough to make Odin sweat. So yeah he could take a good chunk of Green Lanterns.
Oh he has the IG? The corp would last as long as he wants them too, there is no counter they have for that.
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