There seem to be some feats that show he can forcibly drain the energy. Having said that, I'm still not sure why anyone would include sun dipping feats or feats from the JLA/Avengers comic. Or just Supes getting powered up by something blasting him.
Forcibly draining something would necessitate a conscious decision to do so.
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The word is canoninity. If you're going to use big words make sure they're used correctly. My client (the aformentioned Abhilegend) merely stated fact.
"In the graphic novel, the blast from the nuclear missile blocked out the light of the sun.
Since superman draws his Kryptonian strength from the light of the sun, its absence apparently prevented him from resisting the damage of the blast fully, or healing afterwards, or possibly both.
However, he is somehow able to draw the stored energy from the sun out of the plant life nearby, which also draws upon solar energy for food (a very thin connection, I know)."
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Now my client if being falsely accused of leading another forum member to believe something is canon. When all he did was state the obvious. At this level of comic book nerdom it should be commen sense that TDKR is not canon. Abhi just assumed the forum member was as educated in Superman lore as he. Id like all charges against him be dropped and any reference to me calling you a troll, dick jockey or ass clown formally dismissed.
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