@gokuwarrior: Then you just have to remind them. She's already beaten Captain Marvel, Captain Nazi(Who Beat Black Adam), Black Mary,(Who beat Supergirl, Black Adam, and Shazam at the same time), Lobo, without even trying, The God Mercury, Herakles, Granny Goodness, Superman 3 times, Supergirl 3 times, etc. remind them until you are blue in the face.
@The_Mayhem_Theory: It's canon. Every OTHER board in reality knows it is. It's canon. And nothing you say can make it not.
It's not canon, period. You and those OTHER boards are wrong, and nothing you say will make it canon. If any of that were true, then the whole Mortal Kombat vs DC video game story would be canon, and me repeatedly using fatalities on Superman should be added to Superman's profile as canon material.
Binary is powerful, obviously, but WW is stronger than Binary, She is faster and more durable, WW blocked the entire power of the greek gods, that should be more powerful than binaries power ....
@Vance Astro: Not sure why my post didn't post. But Krona and the Cosmic Egg came from The JLA Avengers. Also, Monica Rambeau's official marvel Bio, mentions Monica's fight with Green Lantern. JLA Avengers is Canon. As is Marvel vs. DC.
What official bio? If you mean on Marvel.com, Green Lantern isn't mentioned.Krona's first appearance was in the 60's
@The_Mayhem_Theory: Sweetie. Mortal Kombat is a video game. Not a comic. JLA AVENGERS IS CANON. Unless you can some how explain how Krona and the Cosmic Egg came to be? How Monica Rambeau Learned how to maniulate Oan Energy. It's canon.
@The_Mayhem_Theory: Sweetie. Mortal Kombat is a video game. Not a comic. JLA AVENGERS IS CANON. Unless you can some how explain how Krona and the Cosmic Egg came to be? How Monica Rambeau Learned how to maniulate Oan Energy. It's canon.
Honey bun, yes, Mortal Kombat is a video game. I'm glad you know that, but you are obviously clueless as to what is canon and what isn't. My statement on MK vs DC was to show you that even though such characters have been involved with another universe (in any media), doesn't make whatever happened in that story canon. It's common knowledge among comic book fans that the JLA and Avengers cross-over is non-canon. Why? Because it's a cross-over, and cross-overs are not canon unless specifically stated so by the writers. You are not one of those writers, therefore, whatever you say doesn't make the cross-over canon; and you have no way of proving that it is. Giving examples of how it could be, doesn't prove that it is, either. You need solid evidence to back-up your claim; unfortunately, you have none so far.
@The_Mayhem_Theory: Sweetie. The cosmic egg being mentioned in a canon DC book, and Monica Rambeau's bio was also WRITTEN in a canon Marvel book. Thus JLA AVENGERS is canon. I know what I"m talking about and your DC Mortal Kombat example FAILED. Which is why I was making fun of it and you. Since Nothing from the game is mentioned in any canon book of DC.
Unless you can some how explain how Krona and the Cosmic Egg came to be? How Monica Rambeau Learned how to maniulate Oan Energy. It's canon.
1.Krona is a product of Green Lantern comics.His origin isn't JLA-Avengers. 2.The Comics Egg as far as Marvel is concerned is a product of Infinity War a Marvel event. 3.Oan Energy doesn't exist in the Marvel Universe.I don't know what bio you're citing but the only one that comes directly from Marvel is Marvel Handbooks.
@Vance Astro: Krona's cosmic egg, which belongs to Marvel, was used in Trinity> Which Marvel Allowed. And He came from the JLA Avengers Story. Thus canonizing JLA Avengers. Monica rambeau's profile also makes note of The crossover. Even Marvel vs. DC is canon. Mentioned in The Canon Green Lantern Series. and Shown in the LT's hand as he confers with the Spectre in a Canon Marvel book. Thanks. And good night. Next subject.
thanks for the link,it's really sad to see how many people underestimate wonder woman,she isn't invincible,no character is,but my experience with most people,is that they consider her a push over.
@The_Mayhem_Theory: Sweetie. The cosmic egg being mentioned in a canon DC book, and Monica Rambeau's bio was also WRITTEN in a canon Marvel book. Thus JLA AVENGERS is canon. I know what I"m talking about and your DC Mortal Kombat example FAILED. Which is why I was making fun of it and you. Since Nothing from the game is mentioned in any canon book of DC.
Baby. One reason why the JLA/Avengers cross-over isn't canon is because of an agreement between DC and Marvel that states that Superman could not lose any battle against any Marvel character. Your sentences are becoming redundant, as are mine. We may not sway each others' argument, and you may think you know what you're talking about... however, you're wrong. Sorry to burst your bubble, darling.
@Vance Astro: Krona's cosmic egg, which belongs to Marvel, was used in Trinity> Which Marvel Allowed. And He came from the JLA Avengers Story. Thus canonizing JLA Avengers.
It's not canon to the Marvel Universe.It may be canon to DC but those events in Trinity happened in the DC Universe not Marvel.The Cosmic Egg as far as Marvel is concerned has never had any contact with Krona or anyone else outside it's universe.
EDIT:To address the point of why this was brought up in the first place.I don't think anyone was arguing that Binary was physically stronger than Wonder Woman.I think it's quite obvious she's not.So even if Wonder Woman can break Quasar's constructs with her strength and Binary can't it only further proves something nobody was making an argument against in the first place.
@The_Mayhem_Theory: You haven't burst anything. It's canon. And it's been mentioned and shown in other CANON material. Thanks.
You apparently possess the inability to comprehend the nature of non-canon storylines. It can be mentioned all it wants, but unless the writers and/or companies have specifically stated it was canon (which neither have), then it's not. I am flabbergasted by your constant, inconsistent claim. You still have yet to prove anything.
@The_Mayhem_Theory: Fail. I don't see writers every month saying their comics are canon. If it's published in a monthly, or a non Else World or What if, it's canon.
@The_Mayhem_Theory: You haven't burst anything. It's canon. And it's been mentioned and shown in other CANON material. Thanks.
You apparently possess the inability to comprehend the nature of non-canon storylines. It can be mentioned all it wants, but unless the writers and/or companies have specifically stated it was canon (which neither have), then it's not. I am flabbergasted by your constant, inconsistent claim. You still have yet to prove anything.
You can disagree but please don't insult other users.
@The_Mayhem_Theory: You haven't burst anything. It's canon. And it's been mentioned and shown in other CANON material. Thanks.
You apparently possess the inability to comprehend the nature of non-canon storylines. It can be mentioned all it wants, but unless the writers and/or companies have specifically stated it was canon (which neither have), then it's not. I am flabbergasted by your constant, inconsistent claim. You still have yet to prove anything.
You can disagree but please don't insult other users.
Wasn't insulting her, was merely saying she doesn't understand what non-canon is.
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@The_Mayhem_Theory: Fail. I don't see writers every month saying their comics are canon. If it's published in a monthly, or a non Else World or What if, it's canon.
What If's are just that, What If. They are non-canon, too.
@The_Mayhem_Theory: You misunderstand. What-If's and Else World's are not canon. But every single thing else, is. If it hits print it's canon. Especially if it's mentioned in ANOTHER canon Source material.
@The_Mayhem_Theory: You misunderstand. What-If's and Else World's are not canon. But every single thing else, is. If it hits print it's canon. Especially if it's mentioned in ANOTHER canon Source material.
No no, I completely understood. I read your sentence as it is, you just misinterpreted what you meant to say. Happens to the best of us. The only time something is canon is if it takes place in continuity, a la the universe to which most stories take place. For example, DC's New 52 is New Earth (I believe it still is, unless they have a new name for that universe), and Marvel is 616. But generally there universes that intertwine with the canon universe, and those are often written into storylines. Otherwise, it isn't canon; for example, the JLA/Avengers cross-over. =)
@The_Mayhem_Theory: The problem, I think you are missing is, Events from JLA Avengers lead directly to CANON books and Bios. Thus, making JLA Avengers itself also Canon. Or else there is no Canon Source material for Photon's Bio, or Krona's cosmic Egg.
@The_Mayhem_Theory: The problem, I think you are missing is, Events from JLA Avengers lead directly to CANON books and Bios. Thus, making JLA Avengers itself also Canon. Or else there is no Canon Source material for Photon's Bio, or Krona's cosmic Egg.
Unfortunately you are wrong, JLA/Avengers isn't canon. Here's a challenge for you... prove to everyone, not just to me, that it's canon. This is where you can use some of your ingenuity, or actual sources, to find out whether it has been stated it's canon. Enough of this whole "canon books and bios," crap. You should post exactly which bios from which sources and so on. Give us information on where and what you're grabbing it from. Photon wasn't created from JLA/Avengers, she's been a character for years prior to that, and as well as the Cosmic Egg has been a concept (nor was it created from JLA/Avengers). Part of me wants to say you're trolling, another part makes me say you've got nothing.
@The_Mayhem_Theory: I don't think you can get it. If Krona's is a Cosmic Egg in Trinity, and He was formed into an egg at the end of JLA Avengers, that makes it canon. If Monica rambeau's bio states that she manipulated the energy of an emerald guardian, whom the Avengers first thought were the squandron supreme, then that means it is canon to Marvel as well. Now back to the fight. WW beats Binary.
@TDK_1997: NO. Not ever. Not as Ms. Marvel or as Binary.
I don't know much about the Binary form of Ms. Marvel but I have seen some pretty good feats from her.
I don't think Binary or Ms.Marvel could beat Wonder Woman.Binary IS a planet buster, but I can't remember many instances where she displays that type of power.She's fought some pretty powerful characters in the Marvel U, none of them as strong as Wonder Woman and those instances haven't been favorable for her.Ms.Marvel isn't even class 100 and her top speed I believe is Mach-3,or Mach-1 is you take what level Bendis' thinks she's at.Wonder Woman is alot faster than that and she's also alot stronger than class 75.She's class 100 as Binary but I don't think she has any actual comparable strength feats.
@The_Mayhem_Theory: I don't think you can get it. If Krona's is a Cosmic Egg in Trinity, and He was formed into an egg at the end of JLA Avengers, that makes it canon. If Monica rambeau's bio states that she manipulated the energy of an emerald guardian, whom the Avengers first thought were the squandron supreme, then that means it is canon to Marvel as well. Now back to the fight. WW beats Binary.
Nope. You're wrong. It's not canon, no matter how many times you claim that. I gave you a challenge, the smart thing would be to take my challenge and pull through. If you can't, or refuse to, you'd prove you're wrong. =) If need be, I'll respond when I wake up later. Sleepy time. Have fun.
@Godabed: That is the full powered, combined might, and infinite destructive power of the greek Pantheon. And what you see is her force field actually deflecting it.
her cosmic power is very weak compared to silver surfer and other cosmic beings,and her seventh sense doesn't work most of the time,wonder woman is way stronger,faster in combat speed and a much better fighter.
wonder woman has been able to deal with planet busting attacks,she has fought planet busters like superman and others,she can take a planet busting attack,and she has blocked an even more powerful attack,the combined blast from the pantheon.
she has fought planet busters like superman and others,she can take a planet busting attack
When did Superman bust a planet? Also, what others? Even assuming Superman is STRONG enough to bust a planet that doesn't have anything to do with Binary as physical strength isn't what allows her to do that.
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