Talk:Hyperion (Marvel Comics)
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[edit] Article to be merged into Hyperion (comics)
- One word "NO", The Hyperion article be to big and Mini-series should have they only article !--Brown Shoes22 16:35, 17 November 2005 (UTC)
- YES. The mini-series article is badly named to begin with, its creator is known for creating mushroom articles without rhyme or reason, and what happens in the mini-series can be properly explain in a single paragraph, thus it can be moved to the Supreme Power section in the Hyperion article. --Pc13 10:25, 19 November 2005 (UTC)
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- I would suggest the same thing here as I suggested in the discussion to merge the Nighthawk miniseries. The main Hyperion page is huge already, especially the section for Hyperion III. Also, the profiles for the other Hyperions have some plot summaries, but they seem to be crucial moments in their histories, which the Supreme Power miniseries isn't really. If anything, I think that maybe Hyperion III should be given his own page, and the miniseries page can be merged into that. I've seen it on other wikis for superheroes with many incarnations, like the Flash or Green Lantern. Pitr 12:57, 21 November 2005 (UTC)
- Seems like a good idea. The Blur already has his own page, so new pages for Hyperion (Supreme Power) and Nighthawk (Supreme Power) would be the proper place to talk about the minis. --Pc13 12:39, 22 November 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Untangling things...
Two things we might need to look at here...
- Firstly, the "Squadron Supreme" vs. "Supreme Power" definition is going to get increasingly murky as time goes on, now that "Supreme Power" is now retitled - and as Supreme Power is now also an Earth-616 supervillain team with its own Hyperion...
- Secondly, Wikipedia:Naming conventions (comics) is very clear about avoiding roman numerals when identifying different versions of a character. Which leaves us with even more problems when describing which is which. --Mrph 22:17, 17 September 2006 (UTC)
[edit] More untangling
- Could someone please straighten out the Earth-712, Earth-717, Earth-S business? One seems to be a type-o and another a nickname for the first. Someone who follows this stuff or can point to an authoritative source refactor this article to land on a standard? I say the first time an earth is mentioned it should either be a link, or have a once sentence description or both.
[edit] Abilties
First, read the Hyperion page carefully. Hyperion is an Eternal, so he powers are from his heritage. This is actually a mistake on the Hyperion Page. I will change this on the page. As for Superman's healing factor, I will update it as well, since we have a verifable source. T-1000 21:08, 2 October 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Pb-210
Where is the vulnerability to this isotope of Lead?
