Galactus' daughter officially recognized Marvel's smartest hero

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Summary

  • Galactus' daughter, Galactus, has officially declared Reed Richards the smartest hero in the Marvel Universe – something she can empirically sense, making it a fact, not an opinion.
  • Galactan's powers give him a unique perspective on reality, and as a result of his ability, he is able to confirm that Reed's super-intelligence is superior to that of any other character on Earth.
  • Galacta effectively ended the debate over Marvel's smartest character; although long suspected, the daughter of Galactus has provided irrefutable evidence that Reed Richards has taken the top spot.



The long-standing debate about the smartest person in the world Marvel The universe was officially placed by his daughter Galactus. There are many super-intelligent characters in the Marvel Universe, but fans have conflicting perspectives on who is the smartest of them all. There are the usual candidates, including Iron Man, Bruce Banner and, of course, Reed Richards of the Fantastic Four, who he proclaims to be the smartest in the galaxy.

In Galacta: Daughter of Galactus #1 – Written by Adam Warren, drawn by Hector Sevilla Lujan – names of the main character Reed Richards (aka Mister Fantastic) as the smartest person in the Marvel Universe. Given that he possesses a portion of the “Cosmic Powers” controlled by Galactus, the issue presents his acknowledgment of Reed's intelligence as an observable fact of the Universe rather than a mere statement of opinion.


Galacta monologues about how the Fantastic Four can physically sense how smart Reed Richards is.

The way Galactan's powers work, his word on the matter can be effectively considered gospel, meaning his assessment is close to “canon” as a quantifier of characters' intelligence.

As Reed Richards investigates and explains what happened to Galactica, he is completely distracted by other things.
“The most brilliant hominid mind currently produced by this world's biomass.”



Galactus' Daughter Confirms Reed Richards Is The Smartest Hero In The Marvel Universe

Galacta: Daughter of Galactus #1 (2010) – Written by Adam Warren; Art by Hector Sevilla Lujan

Galactus, daughter of Galactus, is distracted by Reed Richards' brain.

Galactus is one of the most dangerous Marvel villains and one of the longest-running enemies of the Fantastic Four. His daughter is the exact opposite of Galactus. He's not as power-hungry as he is, and he's generally not that hungry, restricting himself to a strict diet. He is Galactus a “The quantum-entanglement equivalent of voicemail” Galactic thinks after approaching the Fantastic Four for help with the cosmic tapeworm inside him. As Reed Richards investigates and explains what happened to Galactica, he is completely distracted by other things. “The most brilliant hominid mind currently produced by this world's biomass.”


He drools at the thought that Reed's electrochemical evoclusion is seeping through his human brain more than a normal brain. Due to his unique view of the universe that matches his biology, Galactica has the ability to see, smell, and taste reality in a way that no one else can. His senses can practically taste the neurotransmitters firing in his brain when Reed Richards speaks. empirically determines his degree of super intelligence. It only makes him hungrier next to him, thinking about how delicious Reed Richards' brain (equal to 14 gigacalories) would be.

Through the daughter of Galactus, Marvel's smartest character, Reed Richards, has an undeniable genius.


Reed Richards has long been a frontrunner to be Marvel's smartest hero

Galacta Ends The Argument

Galactan's way of seeing the universe makes it clear that his view of Reed Richards is not a matter of opinion, but fact. In the same comic, he refers to Thor's Mjolnir as Marvel's ultimate weapon, not out of hyperbole, but because he can understand everyone and everything in all of reality on a molecular level. He can do it too Confirm that Reed Richards is literally the smartest man in the galaxy. Like Cementing Reed Richards Marvel's the most intelligent character, through Galactus' his daughter reveals the undeniable genius she possesses and the ability to defeat any enemy.


Galacta: Daughter of Galactus
#1
available now from Marvel Comics.


Galacta: Daughter of Galactus #1 (2010)

Galactus' Galacta Girl #1 cover featuring Galacta surrounded by heroes like Wolverine, Thor, the Fantastic Four and more.

  • Screenplay: Adam Warren
  • Artist: Hector Sevilla Lujan
  • Colorist: Hector Sevilla Lujan
  • Letter author: Simon Bowland
  • Cover Artist: Hector Sevilla Lujan

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