Originally posted by OneDumbG0Thor does have light speed reflexes, so what? He's not human. Everything he said here is moot as my point is that it's plausible for any non human to have light speed reflexes.
Oh so then for these scans, it would be totally stupid for Gladiator to miss in the fourth panel with his heat vision. And it'd be totally stupid for Gladiator to allow Thor enough time to wind up Mjolnir to create a shield. Therefore, Gladiator gave Thor no split-second opportunity and did not telegraph his shot in any way. As such, Thor must have displayed FTL reflexes in jumping out of the way, and FTL reflexes in twirling his hammer? There's no if's, and's or but's about it; Thor could never have telegraphed both shots:Or how about in these scans? Again, Count Nefaria would never be so stupid as to telegraph his attack and perhaps allow Thor an opportunity to anticipate his laser-vision a split-second before he fires it? This can only be evidence of FTL reflexes and absolutely nothing else (especially since Thor didn't just raise his hand, but initiated the complete twirling of his hammer):
Give me a break. You're arguing that it's god damn stupid for us to use scans like above for humans because there's a plausible alternative explanation that doesn't require you to utterly conclude FTL reflexes, i.e., telegraphing the shot. Yet, just because someone is more than human, you must conclude it cannot be any other explanation other than FTL reflexes. Get that sh1te outta here. If a scan utterly shows that someone is out of position after the shot is fired, then it is undeniable evidence of FTL reflexes. If it's ain't, then it ain't, no matter how much you want it to be for certain characters, i.e., Superman, and ignore it for other characters, i.e., Thor.
No human has ever blocked or dodge a light speed attack after the fire. I dare you show a scan of a human doing it.
