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zvelf

Member Since: Sat May 17, 2008
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In Reply To
abhijit

Subj: Re: Rebuttal
Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2017 at 03:57:15 pm EST (Viewed 231 times)
Reply Subj: Re: Sheesh
Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2017 at 01:15:48 am EST (Viewed 238 times)



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    Really? I just drew this?

    The bombs were destroyed without any blasts occurring. Photon, Cap, Surfer all destroyed the bombs.


Okay, I was wrong about the phrase "chain reaction" not appearing in the comic, but it doesn't change a thing because you completely ignore one key piece of evidence. One bomb did go off when Iron Man failed to defuse it and it did destroy one fifth of the universe! No chain reaction. Just destruction.




Apparently you did not read your own link. Thor did not cut the bomb off from the rest of space/time. He created a vortex, which while doing so Thor "shattered the laws which govern time and space." You like to talk about Superman being able to mess with space/time. Here's Thor doing it. And it is explicitly the vortex that contains the bomb's explosion. Hawkeye says, "You managed to completely contain the force of the blast!"


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      Dying in the process has no effect on the feat itself. Superman could not absorb the energy that could destroy one fifth of the universe. Sometimes he can't even handle the energy of a single star, much less the energy that would destroy trillions of stars.


    Heh, that's why he physically absorbed the power of maggeddon which could destroy half the galaxy?


Half a galaxy? Pffft. That's nothing compared to Thor's one fifth of a universe, which contains billions of galaxies.


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