Originally posted by abhilegendProbably how a mace hit from Hawkgirl is more powerful than a prolonged assault from superman + Luthor confirming that the suit can withstand his blows rendering the likes of Batman useless, thus setting a scale of all three characters attack power.
Why don't you tell me what's wrong in that scene? And it's non canon by default being a video game tie in.
Bonus: Luthor's punch-drunk thumbs up lol
Originally posted by psycho gundam
Probably how a mace hit from Hawkgirl is more powerful than a prolonged assault from superman + Luthor confirming that the suit can withstand his blows rendering the likes of Batman useless, thus setting a scale of all three characters attack power.Bonus: Luthor's punch-drunk thumbs up lol
Originally posted by Digi
Gaslight Luthor's theme song:
This was phucking brilliant.
Originally posted by Galan007
Sorry, guys. That scene wasn't from 'Injustice', it was from 'Fight for the Multiverse'. The Superman/Batman who were depicted in those scans hail from "Universe Prime".So yeah, it's canon to DC on some level. 👆
Reported for getting carver's hopes up that he might finally have an argument 👆
Originally posted by -K-M-
Honestly I really wish we would just outright ban him.
Its not like I'm using this against the character or anything. I'm actually against it so stop getting upset over nothing. I didn't even point out anything in this thread about the showing until others did. The writing was terrible and whoever wrote it ignored power levels.
Originally posted by iceman24567
Seriosuly? kluh isnt even in the top 3 plus dont hate on Sam hes actually been pulling his weight
He's suppose to be powerful though. Any Hulk (minus Grey) should trounce Sam...especially Kluh. Whatever. I know terrible writing when I see it and both of these instances that is being discussed was terrible. I agree with you, Sam has been beating everyone that has showed up in his book but there should be limits. In the Superman/Batman story, that fight should've been over with on the first page (Hawkman damaged Lex suit) but plot kept the story going. I just think writers need to focus more on power levels, that's all. It's disrespectful to the fans and a waste of money for the people that is buying these comics. How much trouble would it have been for them to put Lex in a souped up armor ending with Superman ripping it in half. Whatever, I'm done discussing this. If no one else see it as bad writing then oh well (don't know why you wouldn't when we are talking about one of the most powerful beings on the planet vs...).
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