Originally posted by Goldeneye
Supra you spelled strongest wrong...but eveyone makes mistakes--it's alright. But I must disagree. Superman can do it in the presence of a white star. It's said that these stars give him the most energy.
Actually blue stars should give him even more energy than white stars.
Yes Superman can break adamantium. Adamantium is not unbreakable, it's "virtually" indestructable.
http://marvel.com/universe/Adamantium
Marvel wiki states "Virtually" indestructable. Words have meaning, "virtually" does not mean completely and or totally. It means "nearly" or "almost entirely."
Since Superman can shatter the boundries of space/time with the shockwaves of his punches, (see Superman Infinite Crisis tie in issue)he can break the "virtually" indestructable Adamantium under his normal power levels. If he somehow could not do so under normal power levels, then he most certainly can after a sun bath.
I've noticed many comic book readers make untrue claims of Adamantium being unbreakable or (another example) Hulk having "limitless" strength. When Marvel states Adamantium is "virtually" indestructable and Hulk has the "potential" of limitless strength. "Potential" means basically possible, not actual.
Originally posted by Mister Supreme
Every time adamantium has been broken or bended, it was retconned-that's a proven fact. No Superman could not break adamantium, not even dent it, not even the slightest.
When was this ever retconned? I don't seem to recall any actual retcon, just fan assumptions of it. Also, adamantiun ain't indestructible.
Originally posted by Bentley
When was this ever retconned? I don't seem to recall any actual retcon, just fan assumptions of it. Also, adamantiun ain't indestructible.
I suppose they mean when the Hulk crushed Ultron's adamantiun chasis during the Secret Wars, only for it to have been reduced to him crushing a secondary adamantium chasis. So yes it was retconned, at least once.
Originally posted by RobtardReeve? Like the movie?
Reeve Superman could. Easy.Hulk ripping Wolverine was not an adamantium breaking feat, Ultimate Wolverine's skeleton isn't interlocked as in 616, so all Hulk did was tear flesh and joints; why Wolverine was able to press and heal himself back together.
Comic superman isn't breaking it and him>>>>>>>>reeve superman 😬.
Originally posted by kingdibble
it all depends on what universe it is, in different reality's adamantium has different strengths, hulk ripped wolvarine in two but not in the standard marvel universe but one where the metal isn't as strong.
wasn't that because in the ultimate universe the ligament and joints did not have adamantium coating them? not to mention the joints wouldn't be able to move freely if they were coated...
Originally posted by SquallX
In 616 all of Logan's bone is coated with Adamantium.
yea and his joints and tendons are coated with secondary adamantium im pretty sure(could be mistaken though)
but his fight with hulk(when he was torn in half) was in the ultimate universe....and that's what i was speaking of
EDIT: it might be the same in both but i was thinking he did not have his ligs and tends coated in the untimate universe
Originally posted by Black bolt z
Reeve? Like the movie?Comic superman isn't breaking it and him>>>>>>>>reeve superman 😬.
Yes, Superman 1-4
Not even close, Reeve Superman has on demand powers. Mind-reading, memory-erasing kiss, Saran-wrap-chest-attack, talking in space, brick-laying vision etc.
Give Reeve Superman an adamantium wall to break; he'll have adamantium wall destroying powers.