Once again we just have differing opinions. People thought Egyptian Pharos where God's. Doesn't make it so.
It's not really a question of opinion, though. If Marvel officially classifies something or someone as a god within the context of their own universe, then that person or thing is objectively a god regardless of whether or not you agree with them. For example, Thor is literally a god, full stop.
Thanos IS a grey area, because he wasn't a god at birth, though he was part of a race that had been considered gods by some in-universe. But he's also been a god multiple times in-universe without question.
mooreandrew58 posted...
My step father is a huge marvel geek and even he says thanks isn't a god. Dude owns like 1000+ marvel comics so I tend to take his word
I own nearly double that. And if you throw in digital comics that I've read but don't actually own, you could probably double that number again.
So by your own logic that would make him automatically wrong and me automatically and objectively correct on any subject on which we disagree.
Difference is I have no way of knowing if you are lying. I've personally seen his collection. And he talks about marvel shit constantly so im pretty convinced he's read them and more than what he has. He's the kind of guy who can site exactly which issue of a comic someone like blank panther fisrt appears in.
And has any comics outright stated hes a god? ---
Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!"