Replicate this strength feat: Holding the weight of a star
Who in DC can replicate such a powerful feat of strength? Hulk holds a star on his back, while on his knees. It's like having someone drop a refrigerator in your back and you aren't instantly squashed. Hulk even gets back up shortly
Neutron stars are tiny but they weigh around 1.5 times on average more than our sun.
Think of them like midgets vs a skinny teenager. The midget is denser, and a bit heavier than your average 14 year old lank kid; though he appears a lot smaller.
The feat was never quantified. It was also silly asf. Just think about it. The weight of an actual star being held up, while on a planet without causing extinction level events. Lol.
The same can be said with Superman benching Earth weight on Earth or Beyonder being attacked with the power to destroy an infinite amount of dimensions but the room they were in didnt even suffer a scratch or...
I think you get the point. Earth is indestructible.
I remember the good ole days. Dark saying that Proxima was lifting the weight of a star the entire time. Or Cap lifting the weight of a star when he was attacked by Proxima spear. Or the Wakandas lifting the weight of a star and moving at light speed when dodging and being hit by the spear. He was basically saying that the spear added no weight due to the above and Hulk was playing possum when he fell to the ground. He didnt think Proxima abilities were activated and he basically called Hickman a compulsive liar when he wrote that part in the book.
Good times there.
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Last edited by carver9 on Feb 14th, 2019 at 02:57 AM
He just have a habit of lowballing Hulk or any Herald that is in Marvel. Anyways, it's not hyperbole since the spear is made from an all consuming star/sun. She is literally carrying around a star. The thing is, that star weight needs to be activated (which is what we saw when the black energy circled Hulk and the spear started glowing purple). Dark is a Marvel troll.
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Feb 13th, 2019 05:04 PM
Earth is indestructible.
you guys....
