The explosion is mentioned before the shockwave. Superman also detonated the bomb meant to destroy the Sun-Eater at point blank range. He took the explosion of 50 Super Novas, and was flying away from the remains of the entropy bomb that was spreading outwards.
At least that’s my interpretation. You’re going to hear different things depending on who you ask.
It’s not that surprising that Superman can take such an explosion and survive. He absorbed enough energy to vaporize half a Galaxy during the WWIII storyline. Survived the explosion of a Sun-Eater during the Time and Time again storyline, took two explosions that would have split the Earth, etc.
That's a correct interpretation. The blast behind him was entropy.
All this while being weakned by red sunlight.
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The bomb used was an entropy bomb...and Superman was exposed to a lot of red sunlight while this happened.
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I agree with this post, the situation makes no sense at all, as a magnetic pulse would hit superman at the same time as the Radiation.IMO The Entropy bomb wouldn't actually have any energy but would breakdown the order inside the Sun eater preventing it from containing the energies contained within it. Thats what Entropy is, the breakdown of order into chaos. If it just released enourmous amounst of energy, (Like a traditional explosion), it wouldn't be called an Entropy Bomb.
Also wouldn't the Radiation have just made him stronger in the long run like the Mahggedon situation did ?
IMO if writers are going to be pseudo scientific they should get the science right !
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Last edited by Rainbow Kiss on Jun 4th, 2007 at 12:33 PM