Originally posted by Supra
really? didnt know that, what was the comic about?
jla heaven's ladder...
http://www.rambles.net/jla_hladder.html
basically a giant alien spaceship steals the earth, and superman (ww too) tries to pull the skewer out of the planet, but to no avail...
but i dont think a comic character has been invented (bar the godly ones) that could do it...
Originally posted by pr1983
jla heaven's ladder...http://www.rambles.net/jla_hladder.html
basically a giant alien spaceship steals the earth, and superman (ww too) tries to pull the skewer out of the planet, but to no avail...
but i dont think a comic character has been invented (bar the godly ones) that could do it...
how does the JLA beat them?
Originally posted by MindshipSo if I could fly at the same speed as Superman I could lift an island in to space? Yes he may have been flying but he was still pushing that entire mass in to space, with his muscles.
He lifted that mass with his flying force, not his muscle strength. Are they equal? How does one relate to the other?
Originally posted by Magee
So if I could fly at the same speed as Superman I could lift an island in to space? Yes he may have been flying but he was still pushing that entire mass in to space, with his muscles.
Even if you want to say he was pushing against his flying force, he wasn't, not really. He didn't military-press the continent while hovering solidly in one spot. He had it braced against his shoulders Atlas-style, and his whole body moved as a unit, driven by his flying force.