Citing the logical fallacy of Argumentum Ad Infinitum as a reason for winning only shows that you are losing. It's erroneous to believe that simply because people stop arguing with you that you have proven your case. I've gotten enough private messages from others here referring to your posts from the last year, that I know it's simply the case that people know you're full of hot air and are content to leave that be the case. In other words, you're not worth the time. I've only given you the time because I wanted to make this clear once and for all.




You used Wonder Woman's statement to infer that Darkseid was capable of destroying Warworld all on his own. Wonder Woman was linked in communication with Lex Luthor, Steel, and Superman so she was aware of the coordination of these attacks, so you're wrong.




Wow. You're going to flat out deny what's right there on the page for everyone to see. Right there on the page, you see John talking to Lex and Wonder Woman talking to John and then Superman talking to John to stop the whole attack at which point Wonder Woman stops Darkseid. Same scene referenced in two different comics.












Nope.







It's Darkseid who states that SUPERMAN had a role in weakening him. Deny it all you want but it's right there on the page:








No, it was used and exhausted on Superman! You can see how much Darkseid does that right here:
https://www.comicboards.com/php/show.php?rpy=comicbattles-2018020201334236



It was in the context of talking power level. Now you're backtracking.




Yes, according to Tom Defalco who showed Exitar beating the most powerful Watcher easily.




Actually the issue states that Exitar was gathering energy to destroy ALL Watchers, not to beat one Watcher. Also, that Watcher, The One, was so powerful that he was ending the universe early. But keep digging.








You can't see the forest for the trees even though I keep the context of the debate captured above. It might help you to read it so you know what you're arguing about. The point that you're not getting is that your analogy between Darkseid's effect on Imperiex isn't directly comparable to Thor's effect on Exitar, who by the way, as referenced has enough power to destroy the entire race of Watchers. That's because Darkseid was aided by what you're calling an Eternity-level being.


I already addressed and admitted to my mistake. This is literally the first time I've seen you admit to a mistake in your hundreds of mistakes on this board. Of course if you admit to those, you'd have to admit to being deliberately misleading in most of those cases.



Again, no coma. The comic never uses the word "coma" nor implies Thor was ever in a coma. And the injury was caused by Umar, who approaches Dormammu in power.