Galactus Vs [SPOILER] Proved DC’s Mega-God is much more powerful (and it’s not close)

In a rare moment of fantasy turned reality, Marvel and DC both decided to answer the question of who would win in a fight between two all-powerful cosmic beings: Marvel’s Galactus and DC’s Krona. During the JLA / Avengers Crossover series by Kurt Busiek and George Pérez, a conflict between Krona and Grandmaster led to Galactus being drawn into battle.

The battle began with Crona’s desire to unlock the secrets of the universe. With Galactus’ beginning as a survivor of the previous universe who witnessed creation, Crona demands Galactus’ knowledge to take for himself. The World Eater refused, considering Krona to be a madman – and it is something of a saying that the World Eater calls someone else a “madman”.

However, in the midst of their conflict, Crona proved that even Galactus was no match for himMaking the constant Green Lantern threat one of the most powerful beings in the multiverse. But this moment surely left fans wondering how Crona was able to defeat a being as powerful as Galactus.

Galactus is one of Marvel’s most powerful cosmic beings

First appearance: Fantastic practice #48 by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby

Galactus, the devourer of worlds, was originally known as Galan from the planet Taa, but His universe is destroyed, and his people are engulfed in the event known as the Big Crunch.. He survived, however, bonding with the being known as Eternity and gestating for billions of years in the shell formed by the ship he had tried escaping into. He emerged in the post-Big Bang version of what would become the Marvel Universe.

Not only does Galactus emerge with A hunger that can only be satisfied by destroying entire worlds, But he is recognized by a watcher for his destructive nature. He engages in cosmic battles with primordial and ancient gods and creates heralds such as the Silver Surfer to guide him to new worlds to consume. As the physical embodiment of an entire cosmos, the character’s need for food makes him a threat to the universe, although many attempts are made on his part and by the heroes of the universe to curb his hunger.

Green Lantern villain Crona seeks “ultimate truth”

First appearance: Green Lantern #40 by John Broome and Gil Kane

Crona is unique in that, like Galactus, he was not born a god-level being. Instead, he was a scientist from Malthus, the same planet that is home to the Guardians of the Universe, who went on to create the Green Lantern Corps. Krona created a machine that pierced the time and space barrier, witnessing the beginning of time but shattering the universe in the process, creating the multiverse. This event also caused the Oans to become the Guardians of the Universe.

The Guardians turned Crona into pure energy and banished him. Although he returned many times to cause trouble, he regained his original form, albeit with limited power, after the evil Nekron freed him. It took the entire Green Lantern Corps to stop him, but he still survived, later becoming the embodiment of entropy and forcing the new Guardians of the Universe to face him in battle. His obsession led him to start destroying entire universes to see his dream realized.

The Marvel and DC Universes collide JLA / Avengers

Including two iconic villains

Crona’s obsession leads him to the Marvel Universe, driving the Grandmaster to challenge Crona to a contest of champions, pitting the heroes of the Marvel Universe against the DC heroes. While the teams fought, they were tasked with collecting powerful artifacts from across the two universes. The Grandmaster lures Krona into the contest with the promise of revealing the being who witnessed the Big Bang personally, knowledge that Krona is desperate for. When the Grandmaster’s team wins, Krona strikes him down in a fit of rage and Drizz knows about the Grandmaster, knowing that it was Galactus who witnessed this event.

While defeating and draining Galactus of his knowledge, Grandmaster thought he outwitted the god-like villain by using the game’s artifacts to trap him in a multiversal capture point. However, Krona survived, using this connection to try to destroy both universes and create a new one. His power was so great that he even turned Galactus’ body into his new base of operations, shocking the heroes of both Earths. While Crona was eventually defeated and trapped in a cosmic egg, Galactus Proved to be no match for Crona S Universe-destroying power.

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