Originally posted by SaintSmurphYes, but he still ran the distance in the alloted time, the feat was still accomplished.
But that's irrelevant.The author was giving Flash a feat for traveling at subliminal speeds. Even if the math shows otherwise.
I've seen supposed evidence that the fashion in which Spider-Man webbed Gwen Stacy shouldn't have snapped her neck.
But it did anyways. The author said so.
Originally posted by Soljer
That's far from his best feat. In the feat you're referencing, the Flash was going just short of C. 🙂.
Well, there's this:
Originally posted by batdude123
This is probably one of the most impressive feats I've ever seen Flash perform. In these scans, Kyle is mind controlled and is attempting to fire a blast at Wonder Woman. She is only about 20 feet away, and when the blast reaches the half way point, Flash springs to action. He scans FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND people to find the ones responsible for mind controlling Kyle. He finds them both, and puts them in the line of fire from Kyle's blasts and gets Wonder Woman out of the way. To top it all off he did this in LESS than a PICOSECOND.http://img308.imageshack.us/my.php?image=flash1hu5.jpg
http://img363.imageshack.us/my.php?image=flash2zj8.jpg
Originally posted by SaintSmurphI agree it happened because the author can't do math. However Wally still travel x distance in y time. The only explanation in character is of course- the speed force.
The explanation?The author can't do math.
Doesn't change the magnitude of the feat. It was still written that Flash never reached C.
Originally posted by SaintSmurph
But that's irrelevant.The author was giving Flash a feat for traveling at subliminal speeds. Even if the math shows otherwise.
I've seen supposed evidence that the fashion in which Spider-Man webbed Gwen Stacy shouldn't have snapped her neck.
But it did anyways. The author said so.
A lot of comics hinted at Goblin snapping her neck before throwing her off the building 🙂
