Originally posted by Mindship
Oops. 😕Actually...AFAIK, the distance has never really been mentioned, though I believe Krypton has been said to be in another galaxy (which would make it at least 2.3 million lightyears away).
Awesome. 😄
That pretty much confirms that Superman is indeed a hell of a lot faster than light. Since Kal-L and Kal-El took Superboy-Prime through Krypton’s Red sun in Infinite Crisis.
Originally posted by guy222Negative.
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Originally posted by MilkieIn a nutshell...
Why do the New Gods call themselves New Gods?Who do they consider the Old Gods?
Zeus, Ares, Hermes/Mercury etc?
New Genesis and Apokolips were once one planet (Urgrund), and ruled by the "Old Gods", but this one planet was split apart after the events of "Ragnarok", which also caused the death of the "Old Gods"...
So any Gods that came after Ragnarok are considered New Gods...
Originally posted by Galan007
Negative. In a nutshell...New Genesis and Apokolips were once one planet (Urgrund), and ruled by the "Old Gods", but this one planet was split apart after the events of "Ragnarok", which also caused the death of the "Old Gods"...
So any Gods that came after Ragnarok are considered New Gods...
Been delayed for a bit. Thank u
Originally posted by Milkie
Was that crossover with Thor busting Superman's head with his Hammer non-canon? That DC Marvel Crossover.
JLA/Avengers is considered cannon.
Originally posted by Milkie
Also, what issue is it where people claim Superman fought in Asgrade for 1,000 years? and was that canon?
Action Comics #761. It's cannon.
Originally posted by Milkie
How is JLA/Avengers considered canon?
Because DC were retards and re-used Kronas egg thing in their own book , while people use a single line of text in both DC+Marvel handbooks (which could mean ANYTHING) to justify it.
Personally I just stick to the rule of 'Crossovers don't count , so shut the hell up fanboy' but there ya go. That's just me 😉
Originally posted by Milkie
How is JLA/Avengers considered canon?
The Cosmic Egg that was Krona made a re-appearance in the JLA's "Syndicate Rules" storyline, also by Busiek. There were initial plans to also follow up the story in Marvel's title, but these were shelved, perhaps due to the impending breakup of the Avengers and the subsequent launch of the New Avengers title; however, recent issues of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe do make reference to the crossover.
Originally posted by NiñoAraña
this questions about The Darkness*spoilers*
So i've been reading alot on the darkness, and i was wondering, how long is the definite "you die when you recreate" period?i've seen it to be 9 months, then i saw that it said it was right after he got her pregnant....any thoughts?
