@CitizenBane said:
@Switchdoctor said:
He pulled the Spectre onto the astral plane in JLA #35
Not exactly. He thrusted himself into Hal Jordan's mind, and the rest of the JLA. He wanted to show Hal (who was ridden with guilt and cynicism for becoming Parallax) that even inside the Joker, the most warped of souls, that there is hope for redemption. He didn't thrust himself into the Spirit of Vengeance that is tethered to Hal.
and then made contact with his unconscious mind in Soul War.
Umm, it's waaaay more convoluted than that. There's a race called the Trans in that story that is trying to destroy the Earth. Later, we see them possessing 6 psychics who they find rather tasty. Later still, the league discovers that the Trans in fact aren't an invading horde of aliens. They're psychic manifestations that feed off the fear and superstitions of the human race. The scene you're talking about when J'onn touches Hal's head, that's J'onn going for a mind-link only to unleash a voracious psychic shadow monster that was hiding inside Hal's mind. The nightmare creature is so hungry that it attaches its tentacles to the members of the JLA, and begins touching them inappropriately on the deepest levels of their psyches. Batman yells at J'onn to break the mind link, but he can't. All he did was wake up whatever was lurking inside Hal's head. It took J'onn and Aquaman giving his own telepathic push to sever the psionic link to Hal's consciousness.
I am not sure why you think Aztar is some impenetrable fortress, if anything without a host he is more susceptible to manipulation, which is what Eclipso did to him in Day of Vengeance.
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Eclipso is leagues more powerful than J'onn, or any telepath for that matter. There's no comparison. Eclipso is Aztar's predecessor who went from being the Spirit of Vengence, to becoming the Vengeance Demon.
J'onn has read the minds of everyone on Earth several times, none of the people you mentioned have ever done anything resembling that as far as I know.
J'onn may have done the global mind read, but has he ever mind-controlled someone as resistant to telepathy as Doomsday? Nope. Has he ever done something like make Superman's and Bizarro's psychic consciousnesses swap bodies with his telepathy? Nope.
And Superman humiliated Manchester Black in Action Comics #775, it took him about a second to modify Black's brain to delete his telepathy. Black actually started weeping.
And this helps J'onn's case...how? I have no idea where you're going with this one. Total red herring.
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