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Originally posted by Metalmanx
Dude. You missed what I meant. Read it again.

In one punch, the faster you punch something, the harder you hit it. Would you dare disagree with this simple concept?

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Originally posted by Sparkz
Peter has been Spider-man since he was 15.

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Originally posted by jrodslam
I read what you wrote.

Yes i disagree. In one punch, the harder you hit something, isnt the fastest you throw it.

I can stand and cock my fist all the way back(like im throwing a pitch) to land my strongest hit.

I can stand and throw a punch with ALL my speed and have it not be as strong as the cocked punch.

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Originally posted by jrodslam
Again i disagree. Because Daredevil is just peak human, he has to find ways to be more resourceful much more than Spidey does. He relies on technique and smarts.

Age-wise, i think Spidey was in high-school when he got his powers. Is that correct? Matt wasnt in hight-school when he got his. Obviousy comic wise Spidey has been in more fights. However Matt uses his skills much more on a everyday basis.

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Originally posted by Metalmanx
And I disagree with this. DD fights mostly peak-human opponents. Mostly.

However, even though Spidey is super-powered, 99% of his opponents are also super-powered. That's how Spidey wins, relying on his techniques, honed skills/abilities, and his vast intelligence. So really, I'd say that's more impressive.

Spidey got his powers at 15. Isn't that the same time-period that Matt got his powers?

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Originally posted by jrodslam
I read what you wrote.

Yes i disagree. In one punch, the harder you hit something, isnt the fastest you throw it.

I can stand and cock my fist all the way back(like im throwing a pitch) to land my strongest hit.

I can stand and throw a punch with ALL my speed and have it not be as strong as the cocked punch.

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Originally posted by Sparkz
DD got them a little younger, but didn't start fighting as DD untill like 5 or 10 years later.

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Originally posted by Sparkz
I don't get that, can you simplify that for us dumber people...namely me.

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Originally posted by jrodslam
If you were to cock you arm back (like you were throwing a pitch) and punch with all your strength, it would be much harder than throwing a punch with all your speed.

Prime examples would be in boxing. You have your jab which is your fastest attack. Then you have your slower more powerful ones such as uppercuts, hooks and haymakers.

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Originally posted by Metalmanx
And I disagree with this. DD fights mostly peak-human opponents. Mostly.

However, even though Spidey is super-powered, 99% of his opponents are also super-powered. That's how Spidey wins, relying on his techniques, honed skills/abilities, and his vast intelligence. So really, I'd say that's more impressive.

Spidey got his powers at 15. Isn't that the same time-period that Matt got his powers?

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Originally posted by jrodslam
If you were to cock you arm back (like you were throwing a pitch) and punch with all your strength, it would be much harder than throwing a punch with all your speed.

Prime examples would be in boxing. You have your jab which is your fastest attack. Then you have your slower more powerful ones such as uppercuts, hooks and haymakers.

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Originally posted by jrodslam
If you were to cock you arm back (like you were throwing a pitch) and punch with all your strength, it would be much harder than throwing a punch with all your speed.

Prime examples would be in boxing. You have your jab which is your fastest attack. Then you have your slower more powerful ones such as uppercuts, hooks and haymakers.

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Originally posted by Sparkz
Ah I see, but those punches are still fast.

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Originally posted by xmarksthespot
Newton's Second Law of Motion: Force = mass x acceleration.

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Originally posted by xmarksthespot
Newton's Second Law of Motion: Force = mass x acceleration.

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Originally posted by jrodslam
Too bad comic physics really dont apply.

I dont think that applies in punches either. Planes, trains and automobiles yea.

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Originally posted by jrodslam
What are those scans showing? If you notice in the first scan, Spidey landed the hit on DD, but Daredevil rolled with the hit, so Spidey's hit wasnt effective.

In the fight you posted scans of, Spidey landed 1 hit that DD rolled with and the second hit he landed was beacuse Daredevil LET hit get that one.

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Originally posted by jrodslam
Too bad comic physics really dont apply.

I dont think that applies in punches either. Planes, trains and automobiles yea.

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Originally posted by Metalmanx
Again, you're taking my example out of context.

The jab is the fastest-to-hit punch. But I'm not talking about the kind of punch. I'm saying if you were trying to hit something as hard as you could, you punch it as FAST as you can.

I'm applying this to the haymaker for example. If you pull back for a haymaker and then just casually, very slowly punch someone, they may not even feel it. Seriously, picture that in your mind.

Now picture the same haymaker, but throwing it as fast as you can. IT HITS HARDER. Why is this so hard to understand?

Oh, and by the way. The haymakers and hooks are probably even faster (fist-speed-wise) than the jab. The jab just looks faster because it connects quicker than the other punches.

The faster your fist speed, the harder the punch.

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Originally posted by xmarksthespot
The past page or so has been trying to compare what boxers do to what would happen in comics. Simple physics of what boxers do? Force = mass x acceleration.