Have you ever realized how down graded he was?

Post by zee crusher (8,702 posts) See mini bio

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In WWH when he had the power of Zom we all know it takes some one on the level of eternity to lock up. All hulk did was break his hands an won. He was fighting a Thor from another universe with the help of his friends who were dieing but either way through out the whole battle he was trying to get the Odin force but didn't even looked like he was trying. When he tried to do that thing on Sentry once again he got embarrassed by a hero.

Its like every time they wanna make another hero look better Dr.strange usually is there at times. When hes fighting his villains he knows the right moves. Why is that?

Posted 4 months, 2 weeks ago

In WWH when he had the power of Zom we all know it takes some one on the level of eternity to lock up. All hulk did was break his hands an won. He was fighting a Thor from another universe with the help of his friends who were dieing but either way through out the whole battle he was trying to get the Odin force but didn't even looked like he was trying. When he tried to do that thing on Sentry once again he got embarrassed by a hero.

Its like every time they wanna make another hero look better Dr.strange usually is there at times. When hes fighting his villains he knows the right moves. Why is that?

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Yeah, I Hate That Too. Dr. Strange Is One Of My Favorite Characters, And Easily One Of The Most Powerful, But He's Mainly A Plot Device It Seems. I Think He's Been Stated (Don't Quote Me On This, And Sorry If I Sound Stupid) But A 'Deus ex Machina' Which Is:

  "The phrase has been extended to refer to any resolution to a story that does not pay due regard to the story's internal logic and is so unlikely that it challenges suspension of disbelief, allowing the author to conclude the story with an unlikely, though more palatable, ending."

Meaning Kinda, That, Dr. Strange's Power Is Dependant On What The Writer Needs As A Scapegoat. =)

I Hope That Helps You A Little Bit, If Not, Im Sorry!

Posted 3 months, 2 weeks ago

Yeah, I Hate That Too. Dr. Strange Is One Of My Favorite Characters, And Easily One Of The Most Powerful, But He's Mainly A Plot Device It Seems. I Think He's Been Stated (Don't Quote Me On This, And Sorry If I Sound Stupid) But A 'Deus ex Machina' Which Is:

  "The phrase has been extended to refer to any resolution to a story that does not pay due regard to the story's internal logic and is so unlikely that it challenges suspension of disbelief, allowing the author to conclude the story with an unlikely, though more palatable, ending."

Meaning Kinda, That, Dr. Strange's Power Is Dependant On What The Writer Needs As A Scapegoat. =)

I Hope That Helps You A Little Bit, If Not, Im Sorry!

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Nitric says:

"Meaning Kinda, That, Dr. Strange's Power Is Dependant On What The Writer Needs As A Scapegoat. =)"

agreed

Posted 3 months, 2 weeks ago

Nitric says:

"Meaning Kinda, That, Dr. Strange's Power Is Dependant On What The Writer Needs As A Scapegoat. =)"

agreed

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But I Sure Wish It Wasn't True.... Sad

Posted 3 months ago

But I Sure Wish It Wasn't True.... Sad

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They need to stay true to him and if he is losing his control over his power then have a reason like his no longer confident he be able to stay human using his power or some other crap they always pull

Posted 2 months, 3 weeks ago

They need to stay true to him and if he is losing his control over his power then have a reason like his no longer confident he be able to stay human using his power or some other crap they always pull

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They did pretty good in world war hulk. Strange really used that magic lol.

Posted 2 months, 3 weeks ago

They did pretty good in world war hulk. Strange really used that magic lol.

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He's possibly a skrull...

Posted 2 months, 3 weeks ago

He's possibly a skrull...

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Vance Astro said:

"He's possibly a skrull..."

I'm hoping this is what it is. Over the course of his stay on New Avengers Dr. Strange seemed to get kind of tired. One reason for that might be that as they had him more involved they needed to back off from a story stand point in order to maintain some balance, but it's not really fair to the character or his fans to do that.

I think there's an other golden rule that comes into play in comics a lot, and it's that a character is much more likely to win a fight in his own book, even if the odds are a little bit against him. I saw this big time with some books I was reading around ten years ago, but sometimes I see even good writers do it.

Dr. Strange is a bit of an orphan, so he doesn't have home court advantage.

Posted 2 months, 2 weeks ago

Vance Astro said:

"He's possibly a skrull..."

I'm hoping this is what it is. Over the course of his stay on New Avengers Dr. Strange seemed to get kind of tired. One reason for that might be that as they had him more involved they needed to back off from a story stand point in order to maintain some balance, but it's not really fair to the character or his fans to do that.

I think there's an other golden rule that comes into play in comics a lot, and it's that a character is much more likely to win a fight in his own book, even if the odds are a little bit against him. I saw this big time with some books I was reading around ten years ago, but sometimes I see even good writers do it.

Dr. Strange is a bit of an orphan, so he doesn't have home court advantage.

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Have you ever realized how down graded he was?