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Iceman/Psylocke said:
True that Batman would have no chance in an encounter with Sinister. Wary of this fact, there is also little chance that, assuming he knows of Sinister's levels of cunning and typical tactics (following a detailed briefing from the X-men, his current employers), Batman would ever let himself fall into this kind of trap. At the first sign of danger he would be forced to flee and resume his investigation into Sinister's activities only when convinced of his safety. Remember he can also call in the cavalry for assistance when in a tight spot. The continual danger that Batman would be in is one factor that would make this story much more exciting than if the X-Men were conducting the investigation.

Avoiding a trap made by a telepathic shape changer with over a century of experiance and the homefield advantage would be incredibly hard to do although in essence your reasoning is sound.
 
Silicon Surfer said:
That contradicts what they have said before. Adamantium originally had nothing to do with vibranium. It looks like they have done it again.

It's had to do with vibranium for a good long while. Adimantium was created in a failed atempt to recreate Captain America's sheild. You see, the scientist working on the sheild left the lab to go home one night. When he came back, there had been some kind of accident and liquid samples of Vibranium and Steel, plus a bunch of random chemicals, had mixed together and cooled into a disk. They couldn't recreate the accident, but got pretty damn close with Adimantium.
 
Silicon Surfer said:
Avoiding a trap made by a telepathic shape changer with over a century of experiance and the homefield advantage would be incredibly hard to do although in essence your reasoning is sound.
:up: Nobody said it would be easy. Arguably the world's best detective with the all important prep time to do his research and back up from the X-Men going up against an immortal entity with supernormal abilities, intelligence and experience. Discussing this makes me want to go out and write the story right now. ;)
 
The original story was that he had created a form of adamantium and was trying to alloy it with the vibranium and was failing. He fell asleep and woke up in the morning to find that in the night something unknown had happened to alloy the two metals and created a disk shape. Creating the adamantium he knew how to do. It was the alloying of the two that he could never recreate.
 
Nope. Not how it happened. There is no adimantium in Cap's sheild. Adimantium was created in an atempt to recreate Cap's sheild.

Iceman/Psylocke said:
:up: Nobody said it would be easy. Arguably the world's best detective with the all important prep time to do his research and back up from the X-Men going up against an immortal entity with supernormal abilities, intelligence and experience. Discussing this makes me want to go out and write the story right now. ;)

Well, technically he's only nigh immortal. He can still be killed. It's just very very hard.
 
The Question said:
Well, technically he's only nigh immortal. He can still be killed. It's just very very hard.
True :up:, as far as Batman is concerned the dude is well and truly immortal ;)
 
Sparta* said:
Okay...pretend Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman, Hawkman and Martian Manhunter were brand new characters and Marvel had the rights to them.

I'd put them in a limited series called supreme power then **** it up the moment I made it an ongoing
 
Reimagined: Flash - time travelling alternate reality son of Quicksilver
Green Lantern -
Aquaman - member underwater dwellers rivalling Namor's Atlantean rulership over the sea. At war with Atlantis.
Martian Manhunter - Fraud. Actually part of an offshoot species of the shapeshifting skrull exiled from his planet.
 
Iceman/Psylocke said:
True :up:, as far as Batman is concerned the dude is well and truly immortal ;)


Well, he's close enough to make it very tough for Batman. I mean, the guy has been gutted alive (something they actually got away with on the 90s X-Men cartoon by coloring his innarts green) and was perfectly fine a few minutes later.
 
The Question said:
Well, he's close enough to make it very tough for Batman. I mean, the guy has been gutted alive (something they actually got away with on the 90s X-Men cartoon by coloring his innarts green) and was perfectly fine a few minutes later.
Who do you think would actually come out on top? Would Batman (with X-Men back up) be able to uncover Sinister's schemes while maintaining his safety or would Sinister be able to get rid of the threat by whatever means necessary before he can escape/call on the X-Men.
 
Not sure. Most likely, Essex would send some sort of genetically engineered assasin to deal with Bruce. Maybe even a superhuman clone of Bruce.
 
The Question said:
Let's see.......



Superman: I'd have him operate out of Los Angeles. Since there's very few super heroes there, and the crime rate is spiking now that The Pride is gone, he'd become L.A.'s posterboy hero. This would, of course, lead to him having a tenuous relationship with the Runaways. His main enemies would be the Wrecking Crew, how would have set up shop in L.A. While they lack smarts, they certainly have the brute force to give Supes a threat. He'd eventually become the leader of a new West Coast Avengers.

Wouldn't that kill Superman? Fighting a team of people who are mystically empowered, who individually can take on Thor? Especially one of them who's actually defeated Thor in combat?

I dunno. Here's my take on them.


Superman: a lone hero. Marvel's crazy about the mere human tragedy condition, and Superman would fit this perfectly. Probably a little emo, but hey, if I were the last one of my kind, I'd be too. (Not really, but yeah.) Hey, it's under the rules of a new character, he doesn't have to be the old Superman like many are going to compare him to.

Batman: A little different. Not so morose and individual. This is the type of person who actually sees a team as a functional good idea. I see him flat out leading a team Steven Strange style. Though I'd keep most of his grim and such, just not AS much.

Wonder Woman: Believe it or not. Thor villan.

Flash: An MGH experiment gone wrong, more of an anti hero, and does what he wants to do.

Green Lantern: A suitable "west universe/east universe" counterpart against the Nova Corps. One started in one place, one started in another, and both are trying to police the universe. Though you would balance out their powers a bit more. Or even better yet. Regular types start out as Nova's, where elite or special forces types turn into GL's.

Aquaman: I'd have him take Attuma's place. Not like evil or anything. But like a one throne two princes thing. They're both in line for the throne, or even they patrol different parts of the ocean or something. I'd like a relation to start between them, and their arrogance to bring them to conflict.

I'd really not care if Hawkman were in it or not. If he were, I'd rather him just... I dunno... play small parts that I wouldn't really care about in Arana or something.

Martian Manhunter would play a similar Superman role most likely. Though I'd like him to actually be a Skrull. Like the guy in Squadron Supreme.
 
The Question said:
Not sure. Most likely, Essex would send some sort of genetically engineered assasin to deal with Bruce. Maybe even a superhuman clone of Bruce.
Wow! That's certainly Sinister style thinking!

A Bat-clone with superhuman abilities would be truly awesome. I'm not even sure who I'd be rooting for in this. I'd expect Batman would be able to obtain many clues and make headway in his investigation but Sinister would make things too difficult before the whole/true story could be unravelled. A logical Bats would be forced to give up while ahead with whatever mysteries he'd uncovered up to that point. Both would have a level of awareness of the other's plans and I doubt either would dive headlong into a confrontation, Bats for good reason and Sinister because it isn't really his style.
 
Mistress Gluon said:
Wouldn't that kill Superman? Fighting a team of people who are mystically empowered, who individually can take on Thor? Especially one of them who's actually defeated Thor in combat?

The only one who's Thor's equal is Wrecker. The others have a fourth of Thor's strength. And they only have mystically imbuned strength and durability. The kind of magic that Superman is "weak" against is the energy and reality manipulating kinds. Spells and the such. And that's because they effect everyone the same way if they're not spellcasters themselves.

Iceman/Psylocke said:
Wow! That's certainly Sinister style thinking!



A Bat-clone with superhuman abilities would be truly awesome. I'm not even sure who I'd be rooting for in this. I'd expect Batman would be able to obtain many clues and make headway in his investigation but Sinister would make things too difficult before the whole/true story could be unravelled. A logical Bats would be forced to give up while ahead with whatever mysteries he'd uncovered up to that point. Both would have a level of awareness of the other's plans and I doubt either would dive headlong into a confrontation, Bats for good reason and Sinister because it isn't really his style.

'Course. Way I see it, Batman would be doing against Essex what he tends to do with the League. He's simply the tactical and analytical advisor, with the actual super powered people doing the legwork.
 
How would you guys incorporate Captain Marvel aka Billy Batson into the Marvel universe?
 
He'd basically be the same, but in Marvel. He'd probably be an ally of Dr. Strange.
 
supermarvelman said:
How would you guys incorporate Captain Marvel aka Billy Batson into the Marvel universe?
Another that I would like to see being a villain for Marvel's tough guys.
 
TheCorpulent1 said:
Why would Captain Marvel ever be a villain? :confused:
He wouldn't. This is just a hypothetical question on how certain DC characters could be incorporated into the Marvel universe (with a blank slate). I would like to see some of them switching roles to shake up the existing Marvel heroes especially as we are introducing many of DC's biggest heroes but none of their villains.
 
If I was to bring Batman over to the Marvel universe I would have Marc Spector/MoonNight have Bruce Waye as his other alter ego. I would then give Marc "Multiple Personality disorder." This would mean that some nights he would be Moon Night, while others he would be Batman.
 
Moon Knight does have multiple personality disorder. Or at least he did. It was a big storyline for him.
 
The Question said:
The kind of magic that Superman is "weak" against is the energy and reality manipulating kinds. Spells and the such. And that's because they effect everyone the same way if they're not spellcasters themselves.

Not totaly true over the years we have seen Superman hurt with magicly inhanssesed wepons like swords.But that kind of stuff is allways changeing
 
supermarvelman said:
How would you guys incorporate Captain Marvel aka Billy Batson into the Marvel universe?

I see it like this...A great sickness is attacking the God pantheons of the Marvel universe. Other God sets have allready fallen by the time the sickness had reached the land of the Pharaohs.Soon only 6 of the Egyptian God were left.One of them...Zehuti had the wisdom to forsee what was to come and plan for it.With the wave of his hand he teloported a young boy of 12 years from a houseing project in south central Los Angeles and infrom him that he is a direct desendent of the Egytian Pharaoh Rameses 2.With the help of the other 5 gods the impowered the boy with their powers and told him when he call aloud an acronym of their names he will become a superhero possessing the stamina of SHU,The swiftnes of HORUS,the strenth of AMON,the wisdom of ZEHUTI.the power of ATON and the courage of MEHEN.The Gods quickly die from the sickness but not before we see what is realy behind the killing of the Gods...Seth,Hela, Ares and othe Gods of death and war have banded together to gain all the powers of the dieing Gods but now they were too late the boy yelled SHAZAM!!!!!!!!!!
Now a new battle begins.
SO tell me what you think.This is the first time I did something lick this.
 
sto_vo_kor_2000 said:
Not totaly true over the years we have seen Superman hurt with magicly inhanssesed wepons like swords.But that kind of stuff is allways changeing


But, those weapons were specifically designed to cut through and/or damamge anything. SUperman tends to fall under the catagory of anything.
 

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