Originally posted by batdude123
"Deems himself untouchable" is a nice way of saying that the Cyborg incident was a case of the writer not acknowledging or having no previous knowledge of Black Racer's powers. 🙂
Originally posted by batdude123
Goob, it's like trying to hit an idea or a concept.
Originally posted by darthgoober
Why because he's the "God" of Death? Should we take that same liberty with Pluto, Hela, Walker, etc.? Now if he's only been tagged successfully by a couple of times that's one thing(as it could easily be attributed to bad writing), but if he's been tagged more than that and your case is based off of how powerful Cyborg is in comparison with how powerful BR is SUPPOSED to be then I have to disagree as that falls under the heading of "low showing" IMO.
He has no corporeal form. He's an avatar of death, not a god.
Originally posted by batdude123
Goob, it's like trying to hit an idea or a concept.
Black Racer can be hurt, you're just making stuff up now.
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Originally posted by King Kandy
Black Racer can be hurt, you're just making stuff up now.http://img237.imageshack.us/my.php?image=c28casualtiesofwarflashourworl3.jpg
It's in the exact same comic, moron. 😬
Originally posted by King Kandy
Still happened, bub. Getting hurt twice in the same comic. Disgraceful. Guess Black Racer isn't all that is he?
That's like claiming Surfer isn't all that he is IF he got in a figure 4 leg lock by Black Panther after the arm incident in the same comic book.
Or how about the time Supes was manhandled by Venom more than once in that laughable crossover.
It is still the same writter isn't it?
Since I don't know much about BR I do not claim he beats Surfer or anything, but I just found that statement a bit odd.
Originally posted by Superboy Prime
That's like claiming Surfer isn't all that he is IF he got in a figure 4 leg lock by Black Panther after the arm incident in the same comic book.Or how about the time Supes was manhandled by Venom more than once in that laughable crossover.
It is still the same writter isn't it?
Though I don't know much about BR I do not claim he beats Surfer or anything, but I just found that statement a bit odd.
Does anyone know of any BR appearances other than these?
Jun/Jul 1971:
The New Gods (1971) #3 - 'Death is the Black Racer !'
September 1971:
The New Gods (1971) #4 - 'O'Ryan Gang And The Deep Six'
Apr/May 1972:
The New Gods (1971) #8
Oct/Nov 1972:
The New Gods (1971) #11
Nov/Dec 1976:
Secret Society of Super-Villains (1976) #4 - 'When Thieves Fall Out...'
Jan/Feb 1977:
Secret Society of Super-Villains (1976) #5 - 'Endgame!'
May 1985:
Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe (1985) #3 - 'Black Lightning to Byth'
1986:
History of the DC Universe (1986) #2
1988:
History of the DC Universe (1986) HC
September 1989:
Superman (1987) #35 - 'Visions of Grandeur'
November 1989:
The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe - Update '89 (1989) #6 - 'Prowler to Serpent Society'
August 1990:
Action Comics (1938) #656 - 'Going to Blazes'
The New Gods (1989) #19 - 'Homecoming!'
September 1990:
Adventures of Superman, The (1987) #470 - '...Like a Woman Scorned!'
December 1991:
War of the Gods (1991) #4 (Newsstand version) - 'In The Beginning... There Was The End'
January 1996:
Mister Miracle (1996) #1 - 'Stone walls do not a prison make'
May 1996:
Mister Miracle (1996) #2 - '...nor iron bars a jail.'
June 1996:
Mister Miracle (1996) #3
July 1996:
Mister Miracle (1996) #4
August 1996:
Mister Miracle (1996) #5
September 1996:
Mister Miracle (1996) #6
October 1996:
Mister Miracle (1996) #7
2001:
History of the DC Universe (1986) TPB
September 2001:
Superman: The Man of Steel (1991) #116 - 'Chest Deep In Heroes' Blood'
October 2001:
Impulse (1995) #77 - 'Split Decision'
Young Justice (1998) #36 - 'Kissing on the Apokolips'
November 2001:
Superman: The Man of Steel (1991) #118 - 'Time and Punishment'
2004:
The DC Comics Encyclopedia (2004) HC - 'The DC Comics Encyclopedia'
December 2007:
Death of the New Gods (2007) #1 - 'So Begins...THE END'
Death of the New Gods (2007) #1 (Ryan Sook Variant) - 'So Begins...THE END'
