Originally posted by carver9
Im not trying to offend you (just saying that so that I wont get reported) but if a character can go 8 times the speed of light he still should be able to make it to max lord castle as easily as Im typing this sentence even being injured. Superman was getting up when wonder woman flew off.I agree, superman is a very powerful character but there are a lot of things about gladiator that puts him above superman (even though I think that superman can get some wins over him). What started this argument is people asking why I put gladiator over superman and I provided my proof. Even though superman has some amazing feats gladiator small feats just present him as supermans superior. I know I can rant all year about supermans speed but thats never going to change the thought that is in some people mind. I ask for on panel proof they make statements.
Gladiator team 8/10
I didn't report you. But seriously. If their fight lasted only 1 min and 56 seconds then they had to be fighting at Superspeeds. look at it this way. If They had just flown to the sun and back with no fighting at light speed, it would have taken 16 minutes. Now let's say they flew to the sun and back with no fighting in under two minutes. That would have been 16 times the speed of light. Now, we know it only took seconds for them to get to the sun's surface because they didn't start actually grappling until they got there. And Wondy talks about how she blinks out for only an instant. as in a second. Superman is right on top of her. So let's do the math.
Speed of light from Earth to Sun. 8 Minutes.
let's say they get to the sun in 6 Seconds. that would be 80 times the speed of light.
The trip back Diana says she blinks out for an instant before she hits the earth's atmosphere.
This is the definition of an instant
http://mw1.m-w.com/dictionary/instant
So a second would be a good estimation. She flew from the sun's surface to the earth's surface in an instant.
Superman follows behind her.
One second from the sun to the earth is 480 times the speed of light. I think. My math could be off. But it's late.