Hey 2 things caught my eye; 1 shouldn't his Origin say Red was an American cameraman who due to Loki's attempt to use him gained the powers and essence of Thor by going through a kinda "trail" but neither knew they fulfilled Odin's plan to have a Thunder God to protect Asgard in the absence of Thor. And not just Human that and he retained his godhood the second time when Thor dead? Unless it says Human in that Marvel handbook then never mind but I recall a issue where Odin said Red was the only Thor left? 2 in the powers part there are a few that want citation needed which I thought I did, when he first got his powers its said he was given all the powers of Thor and is his equal tho beating Thor once and a draw the second?
Sorry never mind the Origin part, he was human and I don't think its necessary to add all that extra stuff.
As for the powers Red is a god of thunder with the essence and powers/abilities of Thor, so he has all that Thor has tho not the upgrades Thor has gone through in the last 10+ years. I think the issues are Thor vol 1 #274 and #478, there maybe other comics but I don't recall.
Hello, the textless image up right now is actually not the finalized version of the cover. I'm wondering you are able to replace it will the final textless version from the artist. I will attach the image to this post, thank you.
TMAO. If you going to undo edits, the policy rules says always check the sources to see if they are correct, and not undo edits because you think someone is a suspicious alt.
Many of your previous edits, which were done through alternate accounts (since you brought up the rules, did you know that goes against them?), were checked and discovered to be inaccurate. With that said, please, stop wasting your time as well as ours with this. Thanks.
Hi! Ultimantium here. You undid my edit of Vision Vol 3 - but I did know that Blade Vol 6 got cancelled - and on the type of series it says 'Cancelled series' and that is why I put it. If it had said something else, I would've just left it. I just wanted to know why it says cancelled on Blade but you said it's not a proper series type. Should I change it...?
Thanks for bringing it to me. I took the liberty of changing it myself. I've been changing these since I joined the site since "cancelled" isn't really a type of series. Series types are one-shots, limiteds and ongoings.
Hey man just want to thank you for the nice edits to Orb, it really helped me add more quality to that page, I might do more changes, hope you're the one to correct it!
Cheers
In your removal of the weights that I posted, you are removing the substantiation for saying the weights weigh 400 pounds. It was stated in the comic that the weights total to 400 pounds. All I did was break down how it did weigh that much. It was the weight of the standard bar, which is 45 lb plus the weights today at put on. When you remove that, you are removing evidence. This is not speculation, on my part. I lift weights all the time, and I am probably going to become a fitness instructor. I have been doing this for years, so I know how weights are measured. All I'm trying to do, is maintain a high standard of evidence, and avoid conjecture.
In Earth-1218 there are many different types of weightlifting bars, which range in weight from 15 to 65 pounds, even "standard" comes in 45-pound and 55-pound varieties; meanwhile, nothing in Earth-616 indicates specifically what is considered standard there nor how much their standard may weigh as far as we know, thus it's an unnecessary breakdown that becomes speculation.
This had nothing to do with 1218, and if something has multiple weights, it isn't standard. I know what I'm talking about, by experience. We use multiple weights, and only one is standard. In any event, you even deleted the canon weight, which makes no sense. No gym calls anything other than the 45 standard, and that was depicted as a very ordinary, conventional gym. Please tell me where you've seen otherwise. At least let me reinstate the canon weight, which very much goes toward showing how strong Daredevil is. I can lift 400 pounds, but only in a deadlift. My showing that he can easily curl 400, and use it as easily as I used a pugel stick, is very graphic, canon evidence of his upper body strength.
Did you read what I wrote, at all? I wasn't editing any of the alternate reality versions, only the 616. I have no interest in any other version. No change to the 616 has anything to do with any other version, and doesn't answer the question of why an actual, canon number (400 pounds) is deleted as evidence of strength, in favor of a vague statement about lifting Foggy's tiny weights in an issue, that couldn't have weighed more than 50 pounds.
The part that's been removed is speculation based on Earth-1218, you said it yourself:
Virusx2k1 wrote:
I know what I'm talking about, by experience.
We don't live in Earth-616, thus have zero experience in terms of what may or may not be standard there, which renders the breakdown not only unnecessary, but also speculative, so please stop wasting our time on this.
How does alternate reality even factor in this? The character is 616, and, yes, I have years of experience with fitness, and fitness standards. I wasn't talking about anything other than 616. You brought that up. If I was, please explain why I was only editing the 616. You're saying some strange other Universe has another standard. That is speculation. What I wrote on bar weight distribution, is not speculative. Neither was the 400 pounds. That is direct canon. Saying someone that easily moves 400 can obviously move more, is also not speculation.
Assuming that Earth-616 conforms to Earth-1218 norms isn't canon, it's speculation, which can easily be avoided by not adding a completely unnecessary breakdown.
I never said 616 and whatever were identical, and, again, I was not editing anything other than 616. So what if I just stated that the bar was 400, which is provable canon? Why was that deleted?
If you're not saying they're identical, then what's the point of bringing up Earth-1218 bar weights in relation to something that happened in Earth-616?
The specific weight was added back before this debate even began, its deletion was just an oversight.
1: "In Earth-1218 there are many different types of weightlifting bars, which range in weight from 15 to 65 pounds, even "standard" comes in 45-pound and 55-pound varieties; meanwhile, nothing in Earth-616 indicates specifically what is considered standard there nor how much their standard may weigh as far as we know, thus it's an unnecessary breakdown that becomes speculation." I never brought up using 1218, or whatever it is, as any standard, or mentioned theirs. The reason I put it into the 616 was because it was real, and verifiable.
2: "The specific weight was added back before this debate even began, its deletion was just an oversight." OK, that's great. That's the heart of what I wanted.
3: Could I, then, put it this way:
"As an indicator of his great upper body strength, Daredevil has been seen easily curling a bar and weights totaling 400 pounds, and little visible effort, using them as an improvised weapon, in the manner of a pugil stick. He was able to utilize the 400 pound weapon quickly and easily enough to immediately disable a pair of mesomorphic body builders attacking him, before throwing it some 20 - 30 feet across a room, and pinning another man against a bench."
