AtPhantom

I seriously have no idea how you came to any of the conclusions in this post. There's nothing about her that's actually annoying, and John Byrne's Man of Steel made it a point that she fell in love with Clark, not Superman.

For some reason I find the idea that Thanos enjoys Two and Half Men entirely appropriate and in character.

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Because this is just too good:

Like, have you people actually read a comic with Lois Lane in it? Ever? The worst Lois ever does to Clark is call him out when he needs calling out. Outside of that she's as loving and supporting as any other character in comics there is. Just because she doesn't let him walk all over her and is treated as an equal rather than a girl hanging off the arm of a god doesn't mean she's a bitch.

I especially like how the entry for Lana Lang lists her as a passionate lover. Because Lana Lang's sex life has been the topic of so many comics over the years...

On the contrary, the monetary system is perfectly logical. Just because the value of something is imaginary doesn't mean it has no value. The value of everything is, ultimately, what we as humans assign to it.

Don't you mean the Whale Probe? I don't recall V'ger depowering anything.

I think his point is that the Romans were the ones who physically killed him, the Pharisees were the instigators and masterminds behind his death and ultimately responsible for it while the Romans were the unwilling accomplices in the act. It is, I would say, the mainstream interpretation of the story.

...It's also, from a historical perspective, complete crap. The Romans had no reason to shy away from executing a Jewish troublemaker and every reason to want to see him dead. The entire story of Pilate washing his hands from the act was likely a later addition to portray the Empire in a better light since the Romans turned out to be Christianity's prime targets.

Alduin has even less legit feats than Ancalagon.

@princearagorn1: You need to get your terminology straight. Thangorodrim is not three three mountain ranges. The Ered Engrin behind them, that's a mountain range. Thangorodrim are just three mountains. Yes, they're immense, but Ered Engrin behind them are far more massive in total. So are the Ered Wethrin, Ered Lomin, Ered Luin, Ered Gorgoroth and any other actual mountain range in Beleriand. Beleriand itself is something like a thousand miles across. The destruction of Thangorodrim isn't going to do a damn thing to it.

It... doesn't work like that. Angband is a cavern underneath Thangorodrim. If Thangorodrim collapsed, Angband itself would have caved in. The mountains would have protected it, they would have made it worse because all that mass has to go somewhere, and the best place to go is straight down.

@russellmania77: So how do you define destroying the world?

We could end civilization, that's for sure. We could maybe, maybe exterminate humanity. Beyond that, we got nothing.