Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Dude, stop this.This is not a discussion thread and it sure ain't the bickering thread.
Those Savage Land apes were uber, as seen in the arc.
And so is Titano, who was created in 1959 and challenged Superman numerous times.
Writing dumb apes to be this powerful is all kinds of retarded, but it does happen constantly in comics.
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Originally posted by -Pr-
If it didn't matter when Emile Hamilton ****ing said it plain as day, it won't matter now, sadly.
I dont know. The people rallying gave him more self confidence and determination, but does that really equate to him finding new found strength. He used strength he already had. Its like any character, person, animal, etc,,,. If you find yourself in a situation where you are testing yourself or seemingly trying your hardest, I guarantee that wont be the same as being in a life or death situation. That feat by Supes is nothing more than any athlete rising up due to the crowd cheering IMO.
Originally posted by tkitna
I dont know. The people rallying gave him more self confidence and determination, but does that really equate to him finding new found strength. He used strength he already had. Its like any character, person, animal, etc,,,. If you find yourself in a situation where you are testing yourself or seemingly trying your hardest, I guarantee that wont be the same as being in a life or death situation. That feat by Supes is nothing more than any athlete rising up due to the crowd cheering IMO.
Yep. Trying way to hard to push this character. The writer of this book is writing the lowest Superman I've seen and he needs to put the pencil down and hand it to someone else.
Originally posted by carver9
Yep. Trying way to hard to push this character. The writer of this book is writing the lowest Superman I've seen and he needs to put the pencil down and hand it to someone else.
Pushing this character?! It’s freaking Superman, he doesn’t need any pushing.
Jesus Christ man!