Originally posted by Sub_Mariner
A Normal human couldn't catch something going near the speed of sound it would just rip there skin right off.
Originally posted by Accel
Why does this bother so much? It's not like a street-leveler catching bullets is the most unusual thing to ever happen in comics.
Eh, its really not THAT big of a deal anymore 😬
Honestly though if anyone said that Wolverine could catch a bullet because of his speed then I would probobly punch them in the face 😆
Originally posted by wolvertoothTrust me dude your gonna find that a lot with dudes in this forum
well wolverine did stabed namor and gave him beating, but everytime he beats someone its a PIS right? thats strange he started his way by cutting hulk and wendigo and taking out powerhouses and now giving namor a beating is PIS, ok
Originally posted by wolvertoothYeah, it is PIS. It's PIS when the other character acts like a drunkard who is pulling the first punch in his life and doesn't know the meaning of the word "dodge". And he started his way by getting knocked out by Hulk. Glancing blow, even.
well wolverine did stabed namor and gave him beating, but everytime he beats someone its a PIS right? thats strange he started his way by cutting hulk and wendigo and taking out powerhouses and now giving namor a beating is PIS, ok
Originally posted by wolvertooth
he cutted the hulk and wendigo and gave them hard time, why do you think that namor fought like a drank? maybe wolverine was just to fast for him so he couldnt give him more then one punch?
Wolverine is not too fast for Namor. Namor has greater speed feats, even. Hulk and Wendigo are veeerry dumb and slow. Namor is VERY fast, VERY skilled and VERY smart. Big difference.
ye but everyone say that its a PIS that wolverine could cut him, where is it stated that namor is faster then wolverine when he is out the water? i dont look on bios i look on facts and the fact is that wolverine was too fast for namor and he gave namor a good beating admit it or not those are facts not some bio
Originally posted by wolvertooth
by the way, if you go by speed then theres no chance wolverine could ever hit spider-man because he is faster, and yet wolverine took him out now how can that be? maybe speed doesnt matter? skills thats what takes to hit someone
let me explain to you all one thing, i am new here and i am not going to go " all i am so smart i will teach you all" thing, but listen people, there isnt such thing as bad writing because you got nothing to compare it to in the first place, you see lets start from the fact that all that the comics universe is its just a writing, so whatever the writers write counts, who said that they supose to have lets say better speed? some writer shows he is fast the other shows that he is not, how do you decide? by what ever you want it to be? if the comics was writen about a real person then you could compare that and say.... wait a minute he is not that fast or strong, but a comics character its a writers imagination already so whatever he writes count
Originally posted by wolvertooth
let me explain to you all one thing, i am new here and i am not going to go " all i am so smart i will teach you all" thing, but listen people, there isnt such thing as bad writing because you got nothing to compare it to in the first place, you see lets start from the fact that all that the comics universe is its just a writing, so whatever the writers write counts, who said that they supose to have lets say better speed? some writer shows he is fast the other shows that he is not, how do you decide? by what ever you want it to be? if the comics was writen about a real person then you could compare that and say.... wait a minute he is not that fast or strong, but a comics character its a writers imagination already so whatever he writes count
We go by majority of appearences. If a character can fly with the speed of sound 99% of his comic career, but in one or two instances he can't, then we go by majority of his appearences.
Not everything that writers write count. I'd advise you to read the rules.
http://www.killermovies.com/forums/f77/t308157.html
Plot Induced Stupidity, or PIS, is when characters don't use their abilities or skills to the fullest extent as shown before, even within their personality ranges, for the sake of the story plotline. It makes lesser powered characters an actual challenge against higher powered characters in the comics. Examples of PIS include Flash stories lasting longer than three panels, or Toy Man as a threat to Superman.