Here's an idea
Why doesn't Galactus just get the Infinity Gauntlet and the Cosmic Cube?
If I was Galactus, that's what I would do.
If I was Galactus, that's what I would do.
Army Magic
As requested. Army magic was a variant that the old "Team Quarterstaff" invented years ago and I published an article about it in Scrye. Army Magic: A Multi-Player Variant By Jamie C. Wakefield Axelrod Gunnarson glared out over his barbarous and supernatural army. The foul smelling Karplusan Yeti’s; the Sengir Vampires flying high above; the myriad wizards, clerics and monsters that made up his forces. How the Angels and the Elves held out for so long against him was vexing and inconceivable. He had long ago crushed Palladia-Mors and his Goblins and Dragons. Soon after that, he had defeated the nigh unstoppable Lord of Tresserhorn and his army of Merfolk, Doppelgangers, and Zombies. But still Asmira and her Angels resisted him. If only he could lure them away from her accused Castle, he would have them! But as long as she and her followers remained behind the mystic walls there was little his army could do. For now he would have to wait, and plan. There are many variations fo...
There's no way the Living Tribunal would allow that, I'm afraid. Galactus' cosmic hunger is vital to the balance of the universe. His need to destroy planets makes him the face of Equity. Basically he serves too important a role as a bringer of death just as Reed Richards serves an important role as a defender of life. Actually Galactus tries to explain this to Mr. Fantastic in Secret Wars but then attempts to usurp the power of the Beyonder anyway after instructing Mr. Fantastic to oppose him in his attempt to gain omnipotence. Or at least, that is my interpretation of Jim Shooter's ambiguity.
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http://marvel.com/universe/Living_Tribunal
Secret Wars issue no. 9 (Jan. 1985)
Man, you know your trivia. Even as a massive comic geek I didn't know all that.
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