Originally Posted by
Outside_85
Whenever you like it or not, thats not how it works in a shared continuity. Like Bobby being outed in one book, does not turn him straight in another just because it's not mentioned.
(Sry, but the image is too small to read the text... I can see Storm falling over however)
Anyways my point is that you are pretty much telling me that Storm is technically omnipotent since by your logic, her power is infinite... with her spirit being great enough to contain Eternity, or should I say survive it? It should perhaps be underlined that Strange is not saying Storm or himself could handle it indefinitely, only that they are the only ones present that could survive it.
It's kinda like Green Lantern: Rebirth, as an example regarding this thing with Infinity. During the story, Green Arrow gets hold of a Green Lantern Ring, and just manages to put out enough willpower to be able to conjure a single arrow he shoots Sinestro with. Afterwards Ollie is mentally exhausted and trying to wrap his head around how Kyle and the other GL's can manage the rings with such ease. In this case, Storm and Strange are Green Arrow, and the GL's are Infinity. Storm and Strange can just manage manage the kind of power Infinity is packing for a very limited amount of time, but they are not going to turn into Infinity anymore than Oliver would legitimately have turned into a Green Lantern by just managing a single arrow.
I am sorry for my rough choice of words, I was getting tired.
Anyways the 616 universe also had Dr. Strange mowing down entire dimensions and facing off against beings capable of that. But that Dr. Strange is not here now, and most people don't appear to know he once was that powerful or can give a good explanation why he lost that level of mojo. Same is true of Storm, what she was 10, 20 or 30 years ago is not the same as she is now.
It's also in a 3rd person narration that frequently says a lot of things thats never actually proven.
I am sorry, but I don't personally put alot into various potential futures, especially with the X-Men. This is just one version of how she turns out, in a lot of other versions she's dead within 5 years of the current timeline along with the majority of the current mutants.
She would likely have been charcoal if Johnny's burst really is 'nova' levels, since there is not really anywhere Storm could go to avoid it.
Whenever or not Bobby would loose to her depends on their mindsets. But personally I think Bobby has the far stronger hand here if he really taps into his powers... because at that point, he stops having an actual body Storm could strike at unless she could eradicate every water molecule on the planet, including the ones inside of her. And opposite that, all Bobby needed to do was to freeze the water inside of her to kill her, and this is a guy who can drop temperatures wherever he wants to the point of absolute zero within a split-second.