Originally posted by One_Angry_Scot
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Originally posted by HulkIsHulkHot damn, i'm currently reading the entire series so far and i don't think it's that bad as you are trying to describe it. If you were seriously asking, yes it's canon 😂
Is this shit canon? Ripping off Tower of Babel, horrible Spider Man banter, random guy with outdated Iron Man armor beating down Spidey how Iron Man should, Mockingbird beating then choking then hacking said armor easily, Ward outreacting and fooling the speedster telepath Gorgon, sexist Spidey, HYDRA easily mass producing Iron Patriot armors? Total trash. Talk about ignoring comic continuity in favor of live action
Originally posted by Magnon
The very existence of such pills is silly, tbh. Besides, that hammer should've just shattered against CM.
Nanotech.
Changes people on a fundamental level.
Explored in the "Extremis" arcs of Iron Man, if memory serves.
That version is powerful enough to change Daredevil from a blind man to a sighted one.
DC's extra-terrestrial version of nanotechnology, however, proved capable of making beings that could render Superman and Supergirl helpless. Check out the first Superman arc of the current DCnU.
Now, of course the pills are a throwback to Silver Age shenanigans; indeed I have a comic where Batwoman becomes a super superheroine, and I don't imagine said comic was the only one ever to use that device; the comic "science" behind the current incarnation is fairly solid as far as these things go.
As for Harley's hammer, check out Superman/Batman #19 from a few years back. Note that Harley here doesn't have Kryptonian Nanotechnology, but what she's still able to pull off :
https://comicnewbies.com/2014/07/13/supergirl-and-batgirl-vs-harley-quinn-and-poison-ivy/
Originally posted by bluewaterriderNow, of course the pills are a throwback to Silver Age shenanigans; indeed I have a comic where Batwoman becomes a super superheroine ...
https://babblingsaboutdccomics3.wordpress.com/2015/05/24/worlds-finest-90-the-super-batwoman/
Originally posted by bluewaterrider
Nanotech.Changes people on a fundamental level.
Explored in the "Extremis" arcs of Iron Man, if memory serves.
That version is powerful enough to change Daredevil from a blind man to a sighted one.
DC's extra-terrestrial version of nanotechnology, however, proved capable of making beings that could render Superman and Supergirl helpless. Check out the first Superman arc of the current DCnU.
Now, of course the pills are a throwback to Silver Age shenanigans; indeed I have a comic where Batwoman becomes a super superheroine, and I don't imagine said comic was the only one ever to use that device; the comic "science" behind the current incarnation is fairly solid as far as these things go.
As for Harley's hammer, check out Superman/Batman #19 from a few years back. Note that Harley here doesn't have Kryptonian Nanotechnology, but what she's still able to pull off :
https://comicnewbies.com/2014/07/13/supergirl-and-batgirl-vs-harley-quinn-and-poison-ivy/
That was pure pis.
Every author falls into this hole when Batman, or Batman related character faces off against someone beyond there league.
On top of the dickery, it's actually a great page because we see that Mxy fully grasps the concept that he is a metatextual/fictional thought-form. He exists because 'we'(the real world comic book readers) believe he does.
...That one page pretty much summed up all of Morrison's work on The Multiversity. 👆
Originally posted by Galan007
On top of the dickery, it's actually a great page because we see that Mxy fully grasps the concept that he is a metatextual/fictional thought-form. He exists because 'we'(the real world comic book readers) believe he does....That one page pretty much summed up all of Morrison's work on The Multiversity. 👆
This reminded me of Ultra Comics. Which was actually scary. One of my cousins actually was scared stiff after reading the comic.
😂
