Originally posted by fangirl101
No where was it stated on panel to have the weight of the earth. No where in the comic. EVER. People can't use the science of weight to prove Thor's strength and disregard the science of mass. The Serpent couldn't have been as massive as the earth. not even as massive as the moon. Or the Earth would have been destroyed. Period. Now Superman didn't move the planet. He helped Hold it in orbit. Which as you know, takes the entire Solar System's orbit to do. So um yeah. There you go.
All of the planets is held by the same gravity of earth, whatre you talking about. Gladiator and superboy prime could have soloed that feat. Now explain to me why superman needed help with moving the moon.
Originally posted by carver9
All of the planets is held by the same gravity of earth, whatre you talking about. Gladiator and superboy prime could have soloed that feat. Now explain to me why superman needed help with moving the moon.
maybe to not damage it. Who knows. It was a team book. We dont' take team books at face value. They always have the characters a bit weaker. Or hadn't you notice how Thor can't take nefaria in an avengers book. Or the hulk. Um yeah. There you go.
Originally posted by fangirl101
maybe to not damage it. Who knows. It was a team book. We dont' take team books at face value. They always have the characters a bit weaker. Or hadn't you notice how Thor can't take nefaria in an avengers book. Or the hulk. Um yeah. There you go.
The wheels of armaggedon was done in a jla book, so do we not count that also.
Originally posted by Dark-Jaxx
I assume that people are claiming Darkseid is a High Herald, so she made a list of High Heralds asking if they can do his feats.
really? i dont know crap about darkseid and really dont care if i ever do learn anything about him. but i always though him as skyfather level. and any loss to a herald is just like galactus losing to the ff4..meaning, they had to lose otherwise the story wont advance.
