Originally posted by DarkCrawlerReaction speed Baseball players hit 100+ mph baseballs. but that doesn't mean they run faster than 100+ mph.
Dodging them.
Originally posted by DarkCrawlerHow does that show more than 40 mph? how does that give any reference to speed?
Flying faster then 40 MPH.
Originally posted by DarkCrawlerPart of "speed blitzing" ius the sucker punch, catching an opponent off guard doesn't show much for speed feats.
Speedblitz.
Originally posted by DarkCrawlerSo are you just ignoring what I'm saying now?
Faster then 40 MPH.
That does not show an accurate reference for speed. No time frame igiven for accomplishing these events and no direct speed measurment given.
You're putting your own interpritation into it being 40 mph when there is nothing there to show that.
Originally posted by DarkCrawlerHow do you know it was seconds? We still have no time frame. . .
Flying through Manhattan in seconds.
Originally posted by DarkCrawlerNo indication of how fast.
Flying fast upwards.
Originally posted by DarkCrawlerProblem is that's like someone racing Superman and they are winning and then he just goes therough a pocket of solar energy, it's a plot device.
That's him flying with full vitality. It's valid even though he goes into water.
Originally posted by DarkCrawlerUntil you give a reference of how fast and or how much better It's not really reliable to be used. Because even our tech we have different machines for different speeds. Is that one of their intentionally slower, or faster ones? How fast does it go?
Atlantean tech is superior to human one, so I suppose it's going very fast.
Originally posted by DarkCrawler
But he still speedblitzed Spider-Man.
Spiderman underestimated him. . . Wolverine's done that before. And we both know that Wolverine isn't a speed demon. . .
Originally posted by DarkCrawlerYou presume but can't say for certain?
As fast as other submarine-launched missiles I presume.
Originally posted by DarkCrawlerWhy because he flew from the iddle of the atlantic over florida with no given time frame?
He is clearly flying faster hen 40 MPH in that picture.
HOW can you POSSIBLY say how fast he's going from that picture. As I said before, we have him moving, there is the flight path lines drawn in.
There is no time frame, we don't know if it was a full day, hours, minutes seconds or less for him to travel that distence. we have NO time frame.
Originally posted by DarkCrawlerAnad we have no time frame STILL We don't know how fast anything is moving.
Does show that the jet is moving like slow motion to him...also check the two last panels. That's where he sets to Antartica.
Originally posted by DarkCrawlerHow long? We aren't told. We have no way of saying what his speed is.
He flew there from USA, and it didn't took long.
Originally posted by DarkCrawlerWhich doesn't help, being mistaken for something, being underestimated, and feats with no time frame don't show his speed. He could be going at mach speeds or less than 10 mph in some of those shots. We don't know because all we have is what is presented. No time frame no speed measurement, no way to say how fast he's moving.
Kind of hard, since comics don't calculate the speeds all the time. There is the scan where he is mistaken as plane, though...