Originally posted by DisappearFinally some common sense here!!! 🙂
...aside from that, there's no backing to the "his wings are supporting the weight in that picture" argument, either. were he to be airborne and his wings were the "bracing" force of keeping him in place, the strength of the wings could be used as an argument against his body's physical strength. however, as his wings are spread as a blanket across the stretch of rubble behind him, while his arms, abdomen and legs are all bent into "active" positions (in that the muscles are working, the joints are not locked out, etc,) it's incorrect to say he's no supporting the weight with his body. PARTICULARLY because, in that position, his legs are the "bracing" force upon which all the weight comes down. i could be able to lift several tons with my upper body, but if my lower body was not equally enhanced, i would collapse under the added weight. the same principle applies between warren's wings and his body.
I already wondered when exactly someone would mention the things written in the quote.
I just didn't do it myself, because i've become accused several times lately to use "science"arguments in my debates about comic events.