Comic Book Questions

Originally posted by Galan007
if that's the case, would clark's hv even be able to fire if he was traveling at 'top speed'?

it's superman. if anyone can do it, etc...

Originally posted by Galan007
if that's the case, would clark's hv even be able to fire if he was traveling at 'top speed'?

If you ignore the whole "speed of light as a constant" thing, yes.

Originally posted by Soljer
If you ignore the whole "speed of light as a constant" thing, yes.

*cough*

Originally posted by Raoul
but then how on earth did clark travel at c without causing massive damage to the surrounding environment? these guys ran through cities...

Originally posted by Raoul
*cough*

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Originally posted by Soljer

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ah, i was thinking something different as regards to lightspeed...

and i don't know who the third picture is...

Originally posted by Raoul
ah, i was thinking something different as regards to lightspeed...

and i don't know who the third picture is...

Just saying, comics aren't the best source of accurate physics. Stuff like that happens constantly.

And the picture, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_Ross.

Originally posted by Soljer
Just saying, comics aren't the best source of accurate physics. Stuff like that happens constantly.

And the picture, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_Ross.

lol, i know, i guess when someone like johns, who researches so much, writes it a certain way, well...

ah...

Originally posted by Raoul
lol, i know, i guess when someone like johns, who researches so much, writes it a certain way, well...

ah...

Johns is great, but he's not totally innocent either. During the Sinestro Corps War, gravity should have been all kinds of ****ed.

Is the Penguin British?

Originally posted by Soljer
Johns is great, but he's not totally innocent either. During the Sinestro Corps War, gravity should have been all kinds of ****ed.

true, true...

What issues did Death Wolverine appear

Originally posted by Scoobless
I meant the adamantium shell ... no reason he shouldn't be able to.

Is there? 😕

Well, considering that he has charged his own adamantium staff before, and caused an explosion while leaving his staff completely intact, I really doubt it. I'm not sure if gambit has worked his stuff on secondary adamantium before, but I doubt there would be a difference.

Was Harvey dent ever african american in the batman comics ??

Originally posted by Kazenji
Was Harvey dent ever african american in the batman comics ??

BILLY DEE!!! woot

Originally posted by Ouallada
Well, considering that he has charged his own adamantium staff before, and caused an explosion while leaving his staff completely intact, I really doubt it. I'm not sure if gambit has worked his stuff on secondary adamantium before, but I doubt there would be a difference.

So the explosive force destroying the charged object is usually only a side effect?

Originally posted by Raoul
BILLY DEE!!! woot

Thanks for the answer

i know i remembered reading something about him being black one time just something they did in the comics kinda like what they did with the hulk how he was Grey and then eventually green

can anyone confirmed that ?

Originally posted by Kazenji
Thanks for the answer

😂

Another pokey question if you will....what showings do we have to Magneto manipulating adamantium? I've heard he rips some out of Wolverine. What else if any? Can he reshape it and manipulate the chemical bonds and stuff, or just damage it via extreme force?

Originally posted by Scoobless
So the explosive force destroying the charged object is usually only a side effect?

Well ignoring the fact that adamantium exploding while remaining intact is silly, the rest of the charged objects at least experience physical degradation, depending on the charge. Adamantium is the exception here, in my opinion.

Originally posted by Raoul
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