The Strongest In The Marvel Universe?

[BAH HUMBBUG!]

Well, Ultimus could fight Thor without being defeated. And Thor could fight Hulk without being defeated.




Your reasoning is faulty because even in comics there must be a logic and a coherence.




If it was a divine or at least a magic potion... I don't see why not.

I'm one of the biggest forerunners here for logic in comics, and I will be one of the last to admit that things always have to make sense in comics.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

I think it would really interesting if Franklin turned out to the mutants' savior.

I'd love it. The seeds are sown for all of the disparate factions of the Marvel universe to be more unified, but no one ever uses them. The FF have a very strong connection to the mutant side of things, but Franklin's always just portrayed as some dumb, normal kid. Who wouldn't love to see a New X-Men/Power-Pack-with-Tattletail crossover? I ask you!

 

[PhotoJones]

Well, I couldn't care less about the New X-Men, but Franklin's adventures with Artie and Leech were some of my favorite stories.

 

[Steve Rogers]

I heard the Franklin book was supposed to be excellent.

 

[PhotoJones]

The Franklin Richards: Son of a Genius books?

 

[Steve Rogers]

Yeah, those ones.

 

[PhotoJones]

Yeah, they're good; genuinely cute and funny.

 

[Steve Rogers]

Well, I respect your opinion. Now, I'll have to check them out for myself.

 

[PhotoJones]

Everyone I know that's read them likes them. If you check them out, I doubt you'd be disappointed.

 

[Steve Rogers]

Everyone I know that's read them likes them. If you check them out, I doubt you'd be disappointed.

Cool. Thanks Like I said, I heard this before, but the guy that told me this says Captain America is a pansy and all his books are weak yada yada yada, so I didn't think his opinion had any merit.

 

[PhotoJones]

Yikes. Someone from the Hype?

 

[TheCorpulent1]

The Franklin Richards: Son of a Genius comics are fun. They're kind of wearing thin now because Sumerak and Eliopoulos basically re-use the same concept for literally every strip, but I still chuckle at them.

 

[Steve Rogers]

Yikes. Someone from the Hype?

No, someone I knew in college. All though, he may be on the Hype. He was into message boards and comics, so you never know...

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Nice avatar, by the way, Steve. I'm enjoying the hell out of Life.

 

[PhotoJones]

What is that avatar, anyway?

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Damian Lewis, the star of the TV series Life.

 

[Steve Rogers]

What is that avatar, anyway?

Damian Lewis. He currently stars in the NBC show Life. Here's were you guys turn on me...

I think he'd be perfect to play Cap *ducks from incomming debris*

 

[PhotoJones]

Never heard of him or the show.

 

[Steve Rogers]

Never heard of him or the show.

Ever see Band of Brothers? He played Dick Winters.

 

[A.X.L]

People are so fast to forget 'The Murray'

 

[PhotoJones]

Ever see Band of Brothers? He played Dick Winters.

I actually haven't seen it. I need to. I'm a sucker for WWII movies. I just haven't gotten around to it, yet.

 

[Steve Rogers]

I actually haven't seen it. I need to. I'm a sucker for WWII movies. I just haven't gotten around to it, yet.

By all means watch it. Most people, I'm not saying you, but most people who claim to be WWII movie fans use Saving Private Ryan as the standard. I used to love Private Ryan. Then I saw Band of Brothers and after that Saving Private Ryan seemed so bland.

 

[Steve Rogers]

F**k we're off topic.

Thor. Strongest in the Marvel U.

 

[A.X.L]

Do you watch it when your girlfriend is 'going over lines'?

 

[PhotoJones]

By all means watch it. Most people, I'm not saying you, but most people who claim to be WWII movie fans use Saving Private Ryan as the standard. I used to love Private Ryan. Then I saw Band of Brothers and after that Saving Private Ryan seemed so bland.

SPR is good, but I liked Letters From Iwo Jima better. That would have to be my favorite WWII movie as of yet.