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Reply Subj: Re: Game, set, match Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 at 11:47:18 am CST (Viewed 163 times) | |||||||
Quote: Quote: Quote: Quote: No one has to take my word for it. I invite everyone to read or reread Our World At War and see, as per my scans, that counter to motifian, Darkseid himself states that Superman and Brainiac 13 are responsible for Darkseid's weakened state (NOT Imperiex), that Brainiac 13 using LexCorp Tower to attack Apokolips establishes no tendril (and doing so wouldn't even make sense at that point in the plot since Brainiac wants Darkseid to attack Earth and Warworld sending a tendril that drains Apokolips would impede Apokolips from attacking Earth), and Darkseid was about to attack Warworld in unison with Lex Luthor using a temporal displacement device before Superman stops both of them from doing so because destroying Warworld would free Imperiex. This scene is depicted twice, once in Wonder Woman #173 and again in Action Comics #782, and they are the same scene, not two different instances. motifian saying they are two different instances is lying brazenly. motifian can't respond with detailed evidence, only vague assertions of himself being correct.Said with complete vagueness and without any proof whatsoever. Quote: Quote: Did you not even read what I wrote? You said that Darkseid could destroy Warworld all by himself with one blast of the omegas. I proved you wrong by showing the comic had Lex Luthor working in unison to launch a temporal displacement attack at the same time that would scatter Warworld's atoms across time.That's just completely and flat out wrong. Quote: Quote: Quote: Quote: Quote: Yes, it was expanded on Imperiex too. Haven't you read the comic? Thank you for admitting you were wrong on blaming Imperiex. But you're still wrong about the order of events. Brainiac 13 only attacked and weakened Apokolips AFTER Darkseid's fight with Superman. It was Brainiac's very attack that interrupted the fight between Darkseid and Superman. Quote: Quote: Quote: Quote: Quote: Yes, he is. He had contained a second big bang. How is it unquantifiable or vague? Darkseid breached an armor which was able to contain an entire big bang.Only according to your bizarro logic. Quote: And Celestials were nerfed. Defalco wrote them as peers to the watchers when earlier they were more powerful than Galactus. Wow, so you are serious when you consider Thor and Exitar equal in power. So much for your credibility. Also the Celestials were beating the Watchers easily and were about to wipe out all the Watchers so no, they weren't equals. Quote: Thor also made a small gap in the armor which Exitar did not notice. Darkseid and Superman destroyed Imperiex body. You forgot to mention the part about your "Eternity"-level Kismet playing the biggest part in that. LOL! Maybe if Thor had Eternity-level power, he would have made a bigger hole, you think? Quote: Quote: Quote: If Darkseid was shown contributing in it, it was significant. You make up so much stuff you can't even keep track of the stuff you make up. You stated, "Darkseid was EQUALLY contributing there otherwise there was no reason to include him in the attack" right in this post: http://comicboards.com/php/show.php?rpy=comicbattles-2018020803012034 Quote: Quote: Quote: Quote: You're just plain wrong or lying. Right before Superman arrives and starts fighting Darkseid in Adventures of Superman #595, Darkseid and Grayven are talking about attacking Earth because LexCorp Tower fired upon Apokolips . In this fight, Darkseid hits Superman with omegas four or five times, all of which Superman shrugs off (the scans are right here http://www.comicboards.com/php/show.php?rpy=comicbattles-2018020201334236&layout=thread). If Warworld had attached a tendril that was draining Apokolips, isn't that the far more immediate threat? Why would Darkseid attack Earth if Warworld were attacking Apokolips?You just keep asserting with no proof whatsoever. Nevermind that it makes no sense if the story were told that way. Quote: Quote: Quote: Sif straight up says that the attack of the mast was near fatal and he was down for the count. That's what coma means my dear sir. Sometimes doctors purposely induce comas, which doesn't mean they administer head trauma to the patient. In any case, there's is no "uncertainty" as to whether Thor wakes up because in the panel we next see Thor, Thor is already awake! Thus by your own definition, Thor was not ever in a coma. How to make an entrance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49xWJJvpjzI | |||||||
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