In this thread we drop weird comic knowledge with little context

Crossing Eden said:

Gwenpool might be the most powerful Marvel character due to her self awareness and ability to break the fabric of time and space.

She also seemingly knows of every Marvel storyline that has happened and will happened. Making her omnipresent. That knowledge also Includes the specific release dates of her own issues.

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Well...ummmmmm

BKatastrophe said:

Well...ummmmmm

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This also made her the strongest villain in Marvel history as a future version of herself turned evil.




She's also 100% aware of multiverses. Right down to this to even being aware of when the story is retconned or changed in anyway.



I forgot to mention the part where she can also rewrite other characters if she chooses to do so.....in short, Gwenpool is essentially beyond god tier, WAY beyond god tier.


Gwenpool is OP as fuck and it's great.

The One Above All lives in a two-story house on Long Island.

Hot Rod has a personal spacecraft styled after himself, the sight of it pushed a member of his crew to mutiny later on.

Crossing Eden said:

Gwenpool might be the most powerful Marvel character due to her self awareness and ability to break the fabric of time and space.

She also seemingly knows of every Marvel storyline that has happened and will happened. Making her not only omnipresent as she can literally teleport out of comic panels to avoid any danger, but also omniscient. That knowledge also Includes the specific release dates of her own issues.

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I've never read Gwenppol, but this right here is really making me want to go pick it up. Just the art style, the comedy, the fourth-wall-ness(?) everything.

Thanks to Gwenpool, Dr. Strange is the aware of "our world" and the fact that he is portrayed by Benedict Cumberbatch

After Thor become unworthy and before Jane picked up the hammer, Loki briefly yielded Mjoliner and beat the shit out of Thor with it

Gwenpool is aware of changes in art style and can even name the artists at times

A distant descendant of Steve Rogers uses a monocle made out of a fragment of the time stone to study history

Deadpool helped Tony Stark get over his alcoholism

Once X-man tried to psychically force all of new York city to like him, but Spider-Man found out about it and gave him a dad-talk about great power and responsibility.

Stinkles said:

Sorry, I meant the physical actions not the plot ones and Hulk does indeed smash small houses and jump on and smash fighter jets.

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Edit: oh my God Hulk has jumped on and smashed a LOT of jets. No wonder I remembered it so distinctly. After the movie a friend said that was kind of jumping the shark but I loved it because it was the most comic book thing in the whole movie.

Superman used to subconsciously hypnotize everyone around him into seeing more physical difference between Clark Kent and Superman. How you ask? It's the Kryptonian lenses in his glasses.

I love these kind of threads. So many random/stupid/amazing things.

Superman and Wonder woman fought like a thousand year war in Valhalla to the point that Superman starts forgetting Lois and Thor dies.

Superman's secret identity is Chaz Donen.

There's a cool what if? Where Atlantis attacks and makes the snap and endgame superhero deaths look like child's play.

Let's talk about the Immortal Hulk!

The Immortal Hulk was recently revealed to be the "Devil Hulk" who was first introduced in Paul Jenkins run back in the early 2000s. He looked like this:



This Hulk obviously doesn't look like the one we see in Immortal Hulk because this is how Banner saw him in his own mind. Devil Hulk represented the culmination of Bruce's hatred for the world and his own guilt. Jenkins also explored the hell out of Banner's split personality disorder and dissected what each Hulk meant to Banner.

Savage Hulk represented Banner's childhood, a screaming dummy who just wanted to be left alone due to the abuse he received under his father.
Joe Fixit the Grey Hulk represented Bruce's teenage years (where he....wanted to be a gangster I guess? That one isn't explored too well)
"The Professor" aka smart Hulk represented Banner's adult years. It was revealed during this run that Smart Hulk wasn't actually even Banner but another personality that THOUGHT it was Banner.

Jenkins also introduced the idea that there are thousands of Hulks in Banners mind, just waiting to be unleashed. One of these is a Clown Hulk.

Also, one time during Peter David's run, the "Smart Hulk" decided to become a baseball player by doing blackface:

Error_404 said:

After Thor become unworthy and before Jane picked up the hammer, Loki briefly yielded Mjoliner and beat the shit out of Thor with it.

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You left out the best part where no one but the 2 of them know it and Thor refuses to admit it happened.

Buffy the vampire Slayer once had sex with Angel so hard that they caused an Earthquake across the entire Arctic Ocean before they flew into orbit to orgasm.

Cannonball is an immortal mutant who can only die if killed.

Slayven said:

Nightcrawler and Storm was original DC characters

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Not exactly. They were pitched to DC and rejected. I dunno about Storm, but Nightcrawler was quite a bit different.

Peter Parker was once bitten by a Radioactive Sheep.

Dalek said:

Carol danvers was pregnant with her own rapist.

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Slayven said:

Sue Storm once tried to seduce an aged up Franklin Richards

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Squirrel Girl was NOT bitten by a radioactive squirrel. She's also not a mutant. She is medically and legally special.

TheMadTitan said:

Yes, and one of them is a volcano.

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What about Dkrtzy RRR, the Green Lantern who is a sentient Math equation?

The Joker was once the Iranian ambassador to the United Nations.

Batman knew that The Joker suck into the Batcave and left a playing card. Basically saying he knew who Batman was and potentially the identity of everyone in the Bat-Family. Of course, Batman chose not to tell anyone this and it came back to bite everyone in the ass.

Just started reading Mark Waid's Fantastic Four. Grimm has a rap album dedicated to him.

Wolverine got into a fight with Spock and lost.

cognizant said:

Just started reading Mark Waid's Fantastic Four. Grimm has a rap album dedicated to him.

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Oh, Mark. I love you, but please stay in your wheelhouse.

Steel's armor was once alive.

The Marvel family (DC) once shared their powers. Depending upon how many of the "Marvel" family were active, their powers diminished.

Wolverine once helped stop a faction within the Catholic Church from using low-frequency vibrations to brainwash everyone into becoming Catholic. This plan was being actively tested in Manhattan using a system named E.L.V.E.S.

Dalek said:

Carol danvers was pregnant with her own rapist.

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Dammit, I was going to add this one TT__TT

In one Spider-Man miniseries, Mary Jane dies of cancer caused by Peter Parker's radioactive spunk.

Everyone remembers Iron Man with roller skates... but does anyone remember the time Tony stark added shopping cart wheels to the back of his suit and rolled around like a skateboard?

Because I do.

Due to the way comic book time works, when the Fantastic Four were first introduced Reed Richards and Ben Grimm were World War II veterans and when the X-Men first started Professor X would have been only in his twenties (as his mutation was said to be cause by his parents working on the atomic bomb).

Remember that time where Wolverine ate a goddamn baby?

In an attempt to revive romance comics, Aunt May was secretly Peter's biological mother

speaking of stark, most people probably think he's never had a secret identity, but actually he used to say iron man was just his bodyguard who conveniently followed him everywhere

Marvel's The One Above All aka God once took the human form of Jack Kirby.

Dalek said:

Carol danvers was pregnant with her own rapist.

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And Chris Claremont (who was writing Ms. Marvel at the time) was so pissed and furious about that Avengers issue he immediately retconned it with Carol calling out the entire team for supporting a rapist.

Anjoys said:

In an attempt to revive romance comics, Aunt May was secretly Peter's biological mother

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I urge anybody curious about this to NOT - and I repeat DO NOT - pursue any extra information or the respective comic book.

Seriously, it's not worth your time.

Lex Luthor stole 40 cakes

Aunt May once defeated the Chameleon

While trapped in Doc Ock's body and reliving his memories, Peter was forced to relive the memory of Ock and Aunt May fucking before their wedding

Lagamorph said:

Wolverine got into a fight with Spock and lost.

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What comic is this? I need to read it.

Here are some fun facts of things that happened in Archie Comics' run of Sonic the Hedgehog that you may not know about. It's important to note that only a couple of these situations were authored by the infamous Ken Penders.

Knuckles' dad tried to microwave his son to death as a baby.

In what was a jarring sudden twist of her character, Sonic's girlfriend Sally loudly and tearfully broke up with him on a band stage in front of a massive audience because he prioritized saving the world from Eggman over being with her.

At one point it's revealed that Sonic's world (called "Mobius") is actually Earth in the very distant future, where woodland animals mutated into humanoids and became sentient after a nuclear war. (a group of humans called "Overlanders" fled the planet before this happened and came back later which is why Doctor Eggman and Station Square exist.)

Knuckles turns green at one point and then dies and comes back to life.

In one arc Sonic gets tossed far into space. On his journey back he lands on a planet where time moves extremely fast relative to him. When he lands he notices a small creature emerge from a primordial ocean and start walking on land. He goes back to his small ship to sleep for the night and wakes up to find himself in the middle of a city of an advanced alien civilization that have been worshiping him as a god. (I actually really liked this one, but looking back it feels like it might have been ripped from somewhere)

Sonic goes out with a girl who soon cheats on him with his evil duplicate from another dimension.

etc. The comic went into weird directions in the early 2000's.

An alternate universe Batman once strapped Flash to the hood of his car and drove it into the speed force