Stormbreaker vs Gauntlet A discussion on Power levels.

Stormbreaker vs Gauntlet A discussion on Power levels.

(Spoilers) A simple discussion that I've been having with friends that I would like to discuss on an important scene in Avengers: Infinity War

Editorial Opinion
By sKeemAn - May 01, 2018 11:05 AM EST
Filed Under: Avengers: Infinity War

     By now most of you have seen one of the most epic movies in history. Avengers: Infinity War is an amazing movie. However, my one main gripe of the movie still has not sat well with me after 3 viewings.  Maybe I missed something and you all can help me out.

     We all know at the end, Thanos has a fully powered Gauntlet with all the stones. Thor launches Stombreaker with all his might, while Thanos blast Stormbreaker with the fully powered Gauntlet. Now my problem is that Stormbreaker was able to basically brake through Thanos’ blast. Was Mjolnir ever that powerful to stop Infinity Stones? Could Thor have destroyed the Stones a long time ago? Now I get that Stormbreaker was used as a plot device to hurt Thanos, because let’s be honest, nothing was stopping him. The writers needed something that could hurt Thanos.

     The discussion I would like to have with you, the comic book movie community is about power levels. Is Stormbreaker officially stronger than all the stones put together? Did the powers cancel out and Thanos need to stop the axe in full momentum? Let me know where you stand with this in the comments. Peace!
 

About The Author:
sKeemAn
Member Since 12/7/2010
I began reading comics as a child. My father owned stacks and stacks of different books from the 50's through the 70's. I started off with the comics like Archie and Hot Stuff. The concepts of these comics were very simple for a child my age. I quickly graduated to Action Comics and Marvel. I stuck with Marvel through my teen years as they were more relatable to my persona.
During those years I got hooked onto the X-Men series. The diversity and storytelling of the X-men kept me very interested on a day to day basis. I really enjoyed the different powers, and the different cultures and history of each character. I grew up in the Bay Area where there are many different ethnic backgrounds, which is probably why the X-Men appealed to me so much.
As an adult I am very much still a comic book fan. The good thing now is there are movies that bring them to life. Its something I always dreamed of as a child.
My father bestowed upon me his vast collection of comics, some I've never read, and didnt even know he had. I own some of the earliest incarnations of Superman, Batman, Avengers, Iron Man, X-men, Captain America, and Tales to Astonish (not in mint condition).
I am proud to be a fan of a genre that is just now being brought to the general population. I am a fan of all CBM's. I nitpick like the rest of the nerds but it never stops my enjoyment of seeing my favorite characters brought to life.
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