Originally posted by SaintSmurph
POST C- Says that Superman is still far superior to Glads, posts a feat demonstrating intelligence and super speed which are (apparently surprisingly) stats.
The posted image does not demonstrate superior speed or intelligence. I didn't see where Superman's speed was given so we have no basis for a comparison. And it's unclear from the scan whether the plan was Superman's or not.
I think it's obvious that the comment was about power and not tactical use of powers.
Originally posted by batdude123
You were trying to compare Superman using his power, skill, and speed to achieve a feat with some random guy pushing a button.The end result of Superman's action wasn't created by an outside force (technology in your analogy), nor was it an act of him simply pushing a button to achieve such an event.
It was him, and him alone creating the effects necessary to extricate a phantom planet to another dimension.
A lot of things can emanate on different vibrational frequencies. That doesn't mean that it's powerful enough to send away an entire planet.
Superman's power was on such a grand scale that it covered the area of the entire planet itself, and literally sent it to another point in space-time.
I'd be willing to be that if Gladiator did something similar to that, you'd be showcasing that like no other.
Neither Smurph nor I are defending Pr's decision to take it upon himself to show the omniverse feat for Superman.
We're simply debating the semantics with which KK uses to quantify that feat for Superman.
Batdude, honestly. What correlation does Superman extricating a phantom planet have to Gladiator causing the destruction of a planet through physical means?
Originally posted by Larceny
Batdude, honestly. What correlation does Superman extricating a phantom planet have to Gladiator causing the destruction of a planet through physical means?
I didn't say it did at all. Anywhere.
He was comparing what Superman did to a guy pushing a button and accomplishing the same feat.
That's what I had a problem with.
Originally posted by Larceny
Superman's feat has no correlation to Gladiator's. He posted a feat of Gladiator physically destroying a planet, asked for proof of Superman doing similar, and was given a feat accomplished through intelligence and speed?
He was ribbing you about writing "since" when you meant "sense."
Bran has something to say:
Drax one-punches a planet, and destroys another planet again using strength (or planetoids, whatever). Drax also rips out the core of a small sun. Drax later admits that She-Hulk is stronger than him, and we also see Captain Mar-Vell KO him for a little while (same writer as the sun, and planet feats for Drax).
Superman hasn't done this to my knowledge... so:
Captain Mar-Vell=/>She-Hulk>Drax>Gladiator(since Glads destroyed one in more hits than it took Drax)>Superman in pure strength?
Is that how this works? Whoever crushes the planet easiest or destroys one = the strongest? Cool beans. 🙂
Originally posted by Mr. Slippyfist
Bran has something to say:
Drax one-punches a planet, and destroys another planet again using strength (or planetoids, whatever). Drax also rips out the core of a small sun. Drax later admits that She-Hulk is stronger than him, and we also see Captain Mar-Vell KO him for a little while (same writer as the sun, and planet feats for Drax).Superman hasn't done this to my knowledge... so:
Captain Mar-Vell=/>She-Hulk>Drax>Gladiator(since Glads destroyed one in more hits than it took Drax)>Superman in pure strength?Is that how this works? Whoever crushes the planet easiest or destroys one = the strongest? Cool beans. 🙂
In my expert opinion that all seems quite reasonable 🪩
Originally posted by Mr. Slippyfist
Bran has something to say:
Drax one-punches a planet, and destroys another planet again using strength (or planetoids, whatever). Drax also rips out the core of a small sun. Drax later admits that She-Hulk is stronger than him, and we also see Captain Mar-Vell KO him for a little while (same writer as the sun, and planet feats for Drax).
Yeah, in the same comic where Drax breaks The She-Hulk's back with a single attack.
Originally posted by Red ShiftCheapshot?
Yeah, in the same comic where Drax breaks The She-Hulk's back with a single attack.
Full fight.
http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/bigbran1/owned/AvengersAnnual16-13.jpg
http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/bigbran1/owned/AvengersAnnual16-14.jpg
http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/bigbran1/owned/AvengersAnnual16-15.jpg
http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/bigbran1/owned/AvengersAnnual16-17.jpg
Originally posted by Mr. Slippyfist
Bran has something to say:
Drax one-punches a planet, and destroys another planet again using strength (or planetoids, whatever). Drax also rips out the core of a small sun. Drax later admits that She-Hulk is stronger than him, and we also see Captain Mar-Vell KO him for a little while (same writer as the sun, and planet feats for Drax).Superman hasn't done this to my knowledge... so:
Captain Mar-Vell=/>She-Hulk>Drax>Gladiator(since Glads destroyed one in more hits than it took Drax)>Superman in pure strength?Is that how this works? Whoever crushes the planet easiest or destroys one = the strongest? Cool beans. 🙂
Thing is, characters tend to say alot of things.
Superman always gives big ups to J'onn, but more often than not, Superman flatout outperforms the manhunter.
Lauding is nice and all, but panel evidence is what makes the ranking.
Originally posted by UniOmniAnd on-panel, Drax was embarressed by a She-Hulk (until cheapshot), and KO'ed by Mar-Vell (although it was short)... so I don't get the relevance in your response...
Thing is, characters tend to say alot of things.Superman always gives big ups to J'onn, but more often than not, Superman flatout outperforms the manhunter.
Lauding is nice and all, but panel evidence is what makes the ranking.
🙂
