Previous Post Quote: I am not worried about Galactus being dead. And I agree with the superficial thing. Quote: I just usually love big picture cosmic stories. I just do not feel like this one did favors for anybody in the end other than power levels. Quote: I just miss the days of seeing Thor shine, but it having some meat to it. Quote: I admit I am a bit fan of Galactus but would prefer to see him be humbled in a story that had a point. If Thor was capable of this the whole time than it pretty much just wasted most of the books time and the conflict within was useless. No that's your spin. Thor is honorable and lives by his warriors code despite the crimes G has done in the past he's turned a blind eye to it. G's link to the survival of the universe has always been the reason for this.

Take it as you want with your opinion.

But there was nothing character defining in this arc, power showings aside.

Thor is kind of a jerk at different times. And Cates himself even said his Thor is an a-hole.

Hardly the noble warrior dynamic you are trying to spin here. There have been numerous comics grappling with Galactus over the years. Some good, some not so much but he is meant to be a complex character.

Why even have the story in the first place if you solve universal threats that fast? Why not kill Galactus long before that point? Why make it so easy?

There was nothing in here, as a Thor fan, that made me want to stand up and be happy. Other than the build up of Thor against a great powerful threat, but it was not handled well.

You can disagree, but other than the power showings, there was nothing here. Thor is a bit of a jerk but that has been sorto f a standard for many writers in recent years.