As his body sloughs off the after effect of "near light travel".
This was said AFTER bringing up carrying people. It states his body sloughs from NEAR LIGHT SPEED TRAVEL. He traveled near light speed. He never went over light.
please you guys... can we just throw that feat out, for the sake of the thread? flash im sure has some other crazy shit hes done use that. pls rank based on feats or what you feel is the correct order.
"As his body sloughs off the after effect of "near light travel".
His body is aching due to traveling near light speed. This is cut and dry. He traveled that entire scene and he was going under light, close but under it and his body is aching from it. Argue with the writer, not me.
Nowhere does it say he travelled that entire scene under light speed, sorry. You're making stuff up as usual. That sentence of yours 'the entire scene' is NOT cut and dry. It's not even mentioned.
I am arguing with you, because you're twisting the feat as per usual. The writer was clear, and you're the one making things up.
As his body sloughs off the after effect of "near light travel". You can win this argument for now since the thread starter doesn't want this topic in his thread.
After carrying them under light speed, yup, agreed
Luckily he ran much much faster than light to pick them up, as per the distance and time as given by the writer.
Thanks, glad we agree and that you capitulate and acknowledge me once more educating you in comics. Again.
Let's move on.
So, as YOU were the one who brought it up, what other quantifiable feats make you think Glads is #1? Quantifiable means there's a specific quantity, btw, just so you know.
that was never said during the sentence I quoted. Sorry.
When the Flashes can cross 200 light yrs in minutes and traverse Galaxies in the blink of an eye, we can talk but until then, their ranking remains the same. I'm sure you have enough time to quote others in this thread?
So nothing actually quantifiable? You can just admit it,if you want. No shame in that.
If you don't have a time component, basic physics shows that you can't give a speed.
Children grow up, in the blink of an eye, and all that. Using idioms and metaphors seems to be your forte. Do they punch things into dust, like Onslaught's armour?
So with this scan, it tells me that he went at the speed of light. If I were to deny this and say he went 18 times the speed of light even though the scan tells us he went at light speed, I would be wrong. If anyone came in here and said, Carver, as stated in the scan, he only achieved light speed, I don't have a choice but to agree. Nice scan though.
With that author, yes. If Surfer and his grandma was in there racing and he evacuated an entire city in less than a microsecond in this same book, I would say the same thing I'm saying for Flash, he didn't go over the speed of light to achieve said showing.
Regardless, I didn't know idioms were actual measures of speed.
Children grow up in the blink of an eye. What if they grew up at the drop of a hat?
You're using idioms aa actual measures of speed, lol. Soon, this practice will spread like wildfire - care to quantify that? What if you did it in two shakes of a lamb's tail? Are you going to measure how quickly greased lightning is? As long as you don't do it at a snails pace...because then, you'd have to literally measure a snail, lol.
You have a massive comprehension problem, evidently.
The scan, with NO ambiguity whatsoever, states Makk's PEAK SPEED was light speed. Moreover, the scan, with NO ambiguity whatsoever, states that light speed is the "TOP POSSIBLE SPEED" in Marvel. If you tried to say that anything else was shown or implied in that comic, you'd be wrong... Or just a liar.
The Flash scene in question, however, IS quite ambiguous as to whether or not he was moving above or below light speed(which is why you and DS are debating it so vehemently.)
My point is that one scene/showing certainly isn't the end-all/be-all for ANY character -- and Flash is no exception(he's got better feats anyway.)
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After carrying them under light speed, yup, agreed 
