No he hasn't. AM had already been weakened and beat down once before at that point. He was much weaker than he had been at his peak. And Wally only broke his armor, Monty still got up after that.
2) How will she take down Flash if she can't move, You really think she'll do that?
Her powers don't require her to move.
4) If he gets close enough phase his hand through her heart end of story.
Wolverine stabbed her through the heart a bunch of times in Phoenix Endsong, and was kind of going berserker on her in general. She just kept getting back up. Wasn't even serious about the whole matter. Damaging her body doesn't seem to have much of an effect on her if she doesn't want it to.
1) The Dark Phoenix Jean is completely immune to physical harm on panel. Taking on Galactus she still wasn't immune to it.
Things like this is why people have a tendency to just roll their eyes at fanboys. It is a ridiculous requirement, and irrelevant, since Wally isn't infinitely powerful. Phoenix can tank hits from Galactus and dance in the core of a star as it collapses, surviving ground zero of a supernova. Wally doesn't measure up.
2) The Dark Phoenix Jean is faster and quicker than Wally West. This matters because how will she stop him from punching her hundreds of time.
She's probably not, but then, no one in DC is either, yet Wally is not unbeatable in his own universe and generally isn't the one to deal with the major threats that pop up like Mageddon or Imperiex or the Anti Monitor, or even lesser threats like Doomsday or Darkseid.
3) The Dark Phoenix Jean is immune to the speedsteal.
Speedsteal is overrated. This gets thrown out like it's an automatic "I Win" button, but when has he actually used it on a credible threat in such a manner? I think it is worth noting that even in the scan where he says he can speedsteal Superman, he also comments that this would result in Superman creating a wave of destruction from there to Moscow. So it's not as simple as just turning someone off. Plus, Phoenix doesn't need to move to use her powers, and I don't see why she couldn't use her own powers to just start moving again anyway. So Wally can drain kinetic energy. So what? Phoenix creates kinetic energy anytime she makes something move, and she can move an awful lot, and telekinetically affect objects down to a subatomic level. Why would I believe Wally's ability to slow things exceeds her level of TK?
So what if he can speedsteal a planet? Dark Phonix took the power of a star. And what do people mean by him speed stealing a planet anyway? Was it just the people on the surface? Did he actually halt its rotation, or its orbit in space? It's a very vague statement coming from people who, frankly, aren't very good at representing his abilities. I will need an issue number to check the actual feat before I take it at face value.
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I thought Galactus at 100% was, like...unlimited?
Measuring his power in percentages is a fan-made thing that doesn't exist in comics. Galactus has a potentially unlimited capacity for absorbing energy, so Galactus at "100%" is actually pretty meaningless. It's kind of like Superman with sundipping.
Can someone correct me on this. But is Dark Phoenix an avatar of the phoenix force or part of the phoenix force itself?
If it is. Wally may kill the avatar but not the Force itself. So Dark Phoenix wins.
Dark Phoenix was the Phoenix Force itself. When Jean was dying from radiation sickness, the Phoenix Force, for whatever reason, decided to save her by putting her in a healing cocoon in the ocean. It then created a duplicate body of her so that it could pretend to be her on earth and experience human life and her friends wouldn't think she was dead. Unfortunately, the Phoenix did too good a job and forgot she was really a grand cosmic universal force.
Dark Phoenix is basically the Phoenix Force with schizophrenia.
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