BBC Focus Magazine

[Dark One]

Ahhhhhhh haaa Mr Wolf, but that is his limit! His godhood is totally curtailed by his human nature.

[Shadowwolf]

It's a limit but only until the writers choose to make him notice, he's only held back by plot convenience then can overcome anything.

[Thinker]

All your feeble characters are no match for the awesome power of "Mighty Mouse"!

This thread reminds me of an excerpt from the film "Stand By Me":

Vern: Do you think Mighty Mouse could beat up Superman?
Teddy: What are you, cracked?
Vern: Why not? I saw the other day. He was carrying five elephants in one hand!
Teddy: Boy, you don't know nothing! Mighty Mouse is a cartoon. Superman's a real guy. There's no way a cartoon could beat up a real guy.
Vern: Yeah, maybe you're right. It'd be a good fight, though.

[M Paul Lloyd]

This 'Teddy Boy' obviously didn't know of Superman's humble comic book origins.

[Thinker]

You take that back!

[M Paul Lloyd]

Sorry Thinker, but the truth can be cruel.

[Liam Sheppard]

so many! banana man, super ted! ant man! dungeon master!

At first I thought Galactacus, however, I agree that Q are omnipresent and omnipotent. Who were the ones in Deep space 9? that chose cisco as their emissary?

[ChrisH]

Inspector Gadget. The worlds first Swiss Army detective.

[MikeG]

Ahhh but Manhattan was apathetic and self absorbed to the point he hardly noticed what was going on around him, like forgetting that the fetching Silk Spectre II can't breathe on Mars. Otherwise he seems practically without limit.

Practically without limit is correct. When their discussion led to nuclear war, Manhattan was said to be able to stop ALMOST all the nuclear warheads the Russians could fire. I don't think Q would have any limitations there. He could send all nuclear missiles to the furthest galaxy, along with whoever was firing them.

[M Paul Lloyd]

I presume this would be Star Trek Q not Bond Q?

[MikeG]

I presume this would be Star Trek Q not Bond Q?

Correct assumption, Bond Q isn't quite there yet