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Looks fantastic.
I don't think it's out of the question for Storm to be able to beat Clor, or at least to stalemate him.
I don't care how smart Reed and Hank are, there's no way that they can recreate the real Thor's powers to the tee. There's no way he's as strong as Thor. There's no way his powers are as great as Thor's. There's no way that he shares Thor's immunities. And lest we forget, Storm is immune to lightning herself. She stands a better chance than most.
Yet you still engage in the discussion.![]()
How many Clones of Thor are there really? Besides Clor?
Beta Ray Bill
Thunderstrike
Neither are or where clones.
Deadpool had the Hammer of Thor for awhile.![]()
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Do some more research. Go to the Official Civil War thread around the date when Clor came out and you'll see the posts where they list the BAD GUYS that are practically Thor clones, it's a bunch of them. Oh, and there's also more good guy Thor knockoffs than those 2 you mentioned.
Thats *****in when did it happen?
It's not in continuity is it?
When has Marvel said this? Either way, Son of Asgard alone contradicts this assessment, and it's in continuity. Besides that, I wouldn't take the website as official. Now it's a glorified wiki, and before that, it was just blatantly wrong.The Handbooks have stated for many years that his weather control powers come entirely from Mjolnir. And for those who want to quote stories, Marvel has said that where the Handbooks conflict with a published story the Handbook is considered to be correct. This presumably goes for the info on their official website as well.
Mjolnir is fake. It was created by Loki for Deadpool.Thats *****in when did it happen?
It's not in continuity is it?
You mean, when they introduced the handbooks... in the 80s!? Sorry pal, but the comics will always be more canon than the handbooks. That's pretty much considered a universal rule.When they introduced the Handbooks they said that the Handbooks were Marvels official decision on the subjects. The website entries are studied and approved by Marvel. Long ago they used to say that the stories in the comics are writers retelling of the events not the events themselves. So if a story contains an error or something they later change their mind about they have an out. The writer simply got it wrong the event did not actually happen that way.
I only mentioned 2, so you could mention more.
Also neither of those characters are clones, so...![]()
Well let's face it, a writer will write the character how they want anymore. Even after the handbook is updated every so once and awhile, it is quickly broken.
I wish they would just make something like that, a book that was absolute law, like X character can lift 50 tons and no more, and not have a writer the next day have him liftning 70 tons without any sweat, unless they gave a reason for the upgrade before the character did it.
The handbooks can be useful, but I agree that anything that actually happens in the books trumps the handbooks. Few of the writers seem concerned with sticking to it.
What they were intended to be and what they actually up as are two very different things.That's what the Handbooks were intended to be. The powers at Marvel made their decisions and then the writers essentially ignored them and were allowed to get away with it.