again Thunderbolt30 me explaining it had nothing to do with the semantics of what you or anyone is calling the reaction after the hydrogen. Fireball or Bomb does not matter to me. I have stated that already. Yes in atmosphere she has shown to be able to manipulate elements under her control, Space doesn't have atmosphere, which requires her powers to adapt to it's surroundings differently, which is why she can use solar winds to manipulate energy in space and on other planets. To say simply because the book didn't state this, even though her powers have been explained as this, is a very big stretch because otherwise her powers would not work.@Godabed: The writer explained the feat to clarify that it wasn't what you claimed it was in your earlier post about the hydrogen bomb. He explained that he never said that. Storm stated herself that she pulled stray hydrogen atoms to that area of space and shaped a sphere around SS. Could she have pull the hydrogen directly from solar wind, since a major part of solar wind composition is hydrogen? Yes, she could have....doesn't mean she has to and she didn't state that she did it that way. Either way, it is not a new power at all considering that Storm has shown direct control over the elements that fall under her purview.
@Vance Astro
: A lot of what you said is utter fluff . You brought up a point that you later called PIS, after the instance didn't fit what you were talking about at all, stating it was a lighting feat, which it wasn't.-Then you make a comment about Ms. Marvel's Strength making this fight an easy KO, but when comparing strength, be it physical or via energy manipulation you come up with some BS claim that it's irrelevant when Ms. Marvel strength clearly is outclassed by Storms. Then trying to say that strength is only relevant during combat, and lifting doesn't count for strength??? What? That's how maximum strength is determined. As far as combat even without powers Storm has better combat feats, with superpowered beings with enhanced strength,agility, and speed.
-Yeah you actually did state that, you made some bogus claim that what worked on BP wouldn't work on a person of Ms. Marvel's Caliber. When both of them have human physiology, there is no reason it shouldn't work. By your logic Storm preventing the air in Phoenix's lungs shouldn't work either because she's of a higher caliber than a Wankandan soldier. News flash it works on anyone with Human Physiology, regardless of how powerful they are.
- I think i made a pretty good case with Storm's usages of wind/pressure powers, and the many ways in which she could use it to counter Ms.Marvel. i mentioned several ways she could hinder Ms. Marvel's speed, perception, and can counter her force via pressure shielding. Storm is also known for using Tornado's offensively, and able to localize them to maximize her desired affect. Since Storm has for knowledge of Ms. Marvel's powers, I'm sure she wouldn't use lighting against her, but seeing Ms. Marvel's showing in the last New Avenger issue, I am in some serious doubt as if it really would be an issue at all. Ms.Marvel definitely wasn't countering Robothor, with energy absorption. Downed by 1 lighting strike.
-Then you brought up Champion as a means to show She-Hulk's combat skills, when that comic was a complete joke, and knew that the version of Champion shown wasn't him anywhere near full strength or skill. if you consider an out of shape Champion "Normal" I'd seriously question your judgement.
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