Dr. Strange vs Dumbledore vs Gandalf

[Mayne]

Who wins.

 

[TheELF]

Who wins.

At what?

 

[Mayne]

mastery of pwnage and sorcery.

 

[HeXen]

Where's Venger in all of this?

 

[Mayne]

I am just sticking with these 3 now. Its already complicated.

 

[Mayne]

Much as I love each character. Gandalf ftw.

 

[Soccerman06]

I go with Dr. Strange, he isnt called sorcerer supreme for nothing. But seriously he was told by one of the god of the marvel universe (Eternity) that he is most powerful human by far. Having the abilities to channel deities with their full powers which put him on levels far higher than the Istari of LOTR (Gandolf), and Dumbledor who manipulate stuff but not on a planetary level like Dr. Strange. So Dr. Strangle wins.

 

[Mayne]

I go with Dr. Strange, he isnt called sorcerer supreme for nothing. But seriously he was told by one of the god of the marvel universe (Eternity) that he is most powerful human by far. Having the abilities to channel deities with their full powers which put him on levels far higher than the Istari of LOTR (Gandolf), and Dumbledor who manipulate stuff but not on a planetary level like Dr. Strange. So Dr. Strangle wins.

but Gandalf is really old.

 

[Soccerman06]

Age means nothing when you have the wisdom and knowledge of immortal deities both good and evil.

 

[IronWing]

Age means nothing when you have the wisdom and knowledge of immortal deities both good and evil.

Did Marvel make yet another superhero with too much power?

 

[zinfamous]

Hard to say between Strange or Gandalf

Strange is the master of mystic arts, which encompasses the boundaries of the universe. He's chewed the cud with Titans and the Watcher and battled Thanos and the Surfer. He has some pretty badass powers in the end.

Gandalf is some sort of elder entity above even the elves of middle earth--created as some spirit essence that never truly can die; and with the other "wizards" as some call them, represents one type of a specific form of energy that is necessary for that world to exist. He goes from Grey to White, when a new White is needed, and you get the idea that, based on the lore, he and any of his wizard pals could single-handedly take down Sauron if they so-chose...but they don't because they have some mystical governor installed on their transmissions, and because story.

 

[zinfamous]

Did Marvel make yet another superhero with too much power?

They haven't made a Squirrel-Girl movie, yet.