Originally posted by Alfheim
Yes but they can.Yes thats true but characters like The Punisher do not dodge lasers like Cap and Spiderman do. You will not find Dum Dum Dugan dodging lasers in zero gravity or backflipping through bullets, but yes he will avoid being hit by bullets and lasers. [B]How
characters dodge lasers and bullets can be an indication of how fast they are.[/B]
Sure, cap has the super soldier serum, he SHOULD be faster than punisher or Dum Dum.
it doesnt change the fact that any of them dodging bullets is PIS (though i will not argue this point. I am willing to concede that bullets and lazers work differantly in the MU)
Originally posted by Alfheim
Actually on a low level he does but nothing like Spiderman's
alright, I won't just dismiss this outright, but you will need a scan before i even give this a chance
Originally posted by Alfheim
They are if the comics back it up. Cap's dodging feats are similar to Spiderman and the fact that he is placed one level below Spiderman further cements this.
the only proof you have given to back this up is bullet dodging...
I think a good representation of a Cap speed feat would be the multiple versions of him in a single pannel, showing super fast movement
additionally, the handbook levels represent HUGE gaps in speed.
1 being less than normal and 7 being instantanious. that leaves 5 levels for representing everything from normal speed to light speed.
on a scale like that, 1 level could be a remarkable differance
Originally posted by Alfheim
Are you telling me that you have never seen Cap been drawn in multiple frames......Well when Cap fought the Hulk he was not drawn in multiple frames but just like I was saying...he dodged the Hulk but not as well as Spiderman.
yup, ive seen him drawn in multiple frames. Never more than once in the same frame though. If you have a scan I'll buy it.
This is compleatly related to your earlier points though. Sure, the WAY cap dodges bullets and lazers can indicate through the art who is faster than who. This is again art being used to show speed.