Surrounded by a field of destruction that extends out in all directions for miles. His first act after being activated was to completely destroy the city of Tehran. Malak is toxic to life and has the ability to destroy things at the atomic level. Has enough striking power to cut off Krishna's arms. Second iteration created in the late 90s/ early 2000s.Ĭan create weapons from nodes all over his bodyĬan also create any number of weapons,and use multiple weapons at once Over the next few decades the Russians perfected the process and churned out a much more lethal creation. The original was created in the 60s but utterly destroyed by Jerry Cravens.

Punches with enough force to cause shock waves that can be felt for miles Perun Notable feats Fully powered by a nuclear reactor Lives in a secret base that he is told is heaven. Has a working nuclear reactor in his body. A former Air Force Captain, he was killed on purpose and experimented on. Turns an entire continent into a giant fungus super computer in the span of hours Jerry Cravens Created/Came into being in the 50s.Ĭauses people around him to fall into worshipĬreates mushrooms to grow from inside bodies Causes hysteria to anyone in his sphere of influence. Has mind control via spores and can cause mushrooms to grow on any surface, organic or other wise, including inside of living creatures. A fusion of three astronauts and an alien fungus. His claims are pretty fantastic, so I am only using feats that are shown, and trying to stay away from informed abilities. In addition, please note that the story is told using what could be considered an unreliable narrator. I will try not to spoil the overall story too much, but expect major spoilers anyway. Here, we will be focusing on the major players and their powers. Things start of bad, and only get much, much worse.

Instead of weapons, countries vie to make the most powerful super powered being. The main focus of the story is on an arms race between several countries in a non-traditional way. Supergod is a comic written by Warren Ellis, part of his 3 part meta series on deconstructing super hero tropes.

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