Superman Vs Wonderwoman

Started by Delta193858 pages

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
You could be one of the participants from that M.I.T. study.

No matter what the situation, no matter how much you're told, no matter how much you've known and personally experienced interacting with me, you consistently choose to ascribe it to character while giving yourself a pass.

I'm sorry, but I have to be blunt here, Blue. You are a hypocrite. Plain and simple. You take a fight or contest of strength and try to argue it as a showing of superiority, but then nitpick and strawman your way through to try and discredit and disprove showings that prove otherwise. You take the scans that Salsa and I present and cherry pick them to make your argument. Of course you can "prove" your point if you show what you want out of context. And when you can't nitpick and strawman? You simply ignore it. And just about every time you get called out for leaving-out context, you either brush it off like it's nothing or ignore it entirely. I've come to believe you're INTENTIONALLY dishonest. Like when I pointed-out you've claimed the JLA found Superman to be stronger than normal in MOT #13, yet it is NOT in the issue, and you never owned-up to it. You accused me of being unobservant because I didn't see the hair length difference between Supergirl and Dark Kara, yet made the claim that Wonder Woman just needed one punch to take-down her Kara and Superman required 4 attacks, missing that Superman only punched her twice, and oh yeah, Superman also attacked Diana's Kara just as many times before the final blow as he did his. Not to mention his Kara had more recovery time than Diana's. And so many other examples.

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
In point of fact, I have no problem in saying the JLA table is durable.
Not even more durable than stone, if you want it that way.

Then why did you go directly to changing the subject so drastically? I feel I'd find several other examples of you doing just this if I were to dig through the past pages here. No, I think the thing is, you got caught with your pants down, but in a way you couldn't just brush it off since I've been making a bigger emphasis not only on you doing shit like this, but specifying examples. Numerous examples. It would be consistent with your posting history of strawmanning.

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
[B]Why not go ALL the way, in fact, just for argument's sake? Why not simply say the JLA table is made of the most durable substance in the known DCU?

Could even inertron hope to match it?
Perhaps it is a writer's plot point that it was able to be broken at all, but the writer needed a way for Superman to be released from it?

The reason I wouldn't go all the way is because this is CLEARLY a strawman you're trying to pull. It's abundantly clear that Superman being phased into the JLA's table is NOT a comparable example to Kara having rocks bonded in her skin. The only reason it's similar is due to the method used.

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
Falsely saying all that, however, would ignore the bare fact that, however durable it is or isn't, the table phasing attack debilitates Superman, it WAS the only time I could recall Superman suffering a phasing attack last night while writing my post, and Kara overcame the phasing attack, intentional or not, of Gakidou in Supergirl 13, who had been contracted to kill her.

Well, doesn't really matter if it's the only example you can think of, since they're not comparable. If you were punched in the face and were fine by Johnson, and I were hurt badly by my head being slammed into concrete by Carwin, it would not be comparable because they're both UFC fighters. Only an idiot would argue you were tougher than me based on that. But I'm not calling you an idiot, just desperate and biased.

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
Kara also fared much better against Sakki than her cousin.
MUCH better.
To the point where Gakidou teleported them out of there.

Whereas Superman apparently had to be SAVED by a third party when HE went against Sakki many years earlier.

And all three stories were written by the same author, Joe Kelly.

Which is utterly irrelevant considering Kara's emotions were clearly the deciding factor in her fight with Sakki. Before her emotions effected him in a negative way, he was knocking her around Hollywood. In fact, she actually did MUCH WORSE before that happened. Superman's speedblitz actually had some kind of effect, all that happened in the Kara fight before the emotion-turning point was she got knocked around everywhere. And don't even dare bring-up the phasing attack. For you to emphasis that but leave-out that her emotions were the reason she was able to win proves you're the hypocrite I pointed you out to be.

And on the emotions thing, you painted yourself into a corner. Either her love had overcome her anger/hate and weakened him, or if it was too much to control it makes this comparison utterly worthless. Her having extreme rage means nothing about her power. If anything, it's like when Drax, after getting powered down(to my knowledge) suddenly one-shot kills Thanos, ripping his heart out. Drax did it because he had a specific power TO kill Thanos(since that's why Drax was made in the first place).

Oh, and this?

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
And all three stories were written by the same author, Joe Kelly.

Just one more example that you're a hypocrite. You make a big deal about stories being done by the same author when it suits you case, but ignore when I've brought that up(which honestly, is largely in response to YOU making such a big deal out of it). Just like you made a big deal arguing that BIRTHRIGHT being retconned was irrelevant because it was the official Superman origin story at the time of a particular example being argued, but then dismiss Superman being severely effected by Kryptonite when comparing his performance against Luthor in Apokolips armor compared to Kara's as a retcon had it so she was slowly dying of Kryptonite poisoning, arguing she was more effected than he was. Can you say "hypocrite?" Here, I'll help you, "Hip-OH-Crit." And if you're offended? Oh well, your fault for me pointing it out numerous times in more subtle or sugar coated ways, and now being done with tolerating it.

And I'm at a point where I won't care if Pr closes the thread. The fact is, you have presented NOTHING to back your claim that Wonder Woman is stronger than Superman from 2003-2011. You nitpick and strawman the examples myself and others(mostly Salsa, but Abhi has too) showing that Superman is stronger from that time period. You keep going on and on about stuff from the Golden Age and Silver Age that has nothing to do with 2003-2011 and give the impression that it matters today. And you constantly change the subject keeping it off-topic to avoid giving the examples that have been asked and even demanded of you. As well as ignoring the only half-way decent argument was debunked as you leaving-out extenuating circumstances.

For way too long I gave you the benefit of the doubt that you MIGHT have something that I was unaware of. But after all this time of no examples, and your numerous excuses of you're strapped for time, but showing us you have plenty of time to nitpick and strawman the evidence against your claim, has convinced me that you're just talking out of your ass. That this is nothing but wishful thinking on your part, and you have no evidence.

I am more than satisfied that I've proven you wrong on your claim. I just can't let you go unopposed. If you want to show Wonder Woman through-out the eras, fine, but do it AFTER you make your case that she's stronger than him from 2003-2011. You haven't provided one single example of that.

Myself and others, on the other hand, have provided evidence. You said three of the reasons you believe she's stronger are feats, direct showings of strength against each other, and comparative performances against others.

You've shown no feats. And the best I can think of for Wonder Woman in that time period is moving Earth(barely) in JLA #75. She had help from Superman and J'Onn, and Superman wasn't at full strength. Superman has at LEAST 4 feats I can think of off the top of my head that surpass this after JLA #75. By a LOT, actually. And another that's a maybe.

You claim direct showings against each other. What are there for Wonder Woman? Superman on the other hand blatantly showed he was stronger than her twice in the FOR TOMORROW fight, twice in the SACRIFICE storyline, once in INFINITE CRISIS #1, and this is just what I'm aware of from the 2003-2011 period you claim Superman was powered down in.

You claim comparative performances, but have shown none. Superman on the other hand looked better than her against Mongul, Supergirl, Titus, Omacs and the Doomsday animates, all that I'm aware of from 2003-2011.

And the only response you have to the strength showings and comparative fights(don't think you've even attempted feats) is nitpicking and strawmanning.

At this point, if your next post isn't to make your case for Wonder Woman>Superman in strength based on actual examples relevant to that time period, and not nitpicking, strawmanning, wishful thinking and hypocrisy, I'm going to take that as concession that you have nothing. If you need time to make your case, so be it and tell us. But don't continue posting after until you've put it together. Based on your history, I figure it'll be going off-topic again to distract us and hope we forget you were supposed to make your case.

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
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Uhm, P.R. ...

did you ... actually look at any of the scans Delta and I posted these past 2 or 3 pages?

Yep.

You think because Kara had success that Kal had earlier not had (pre upgrade), that it somehow proves her superiority in the face of the mountain of contradictory evidence?

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
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Uhm, P.R. ...

did you ... actually look at any of the scans Delta and I posted these past 2 or 3 pages?

Maybe he sees how illogical your argument is? That Kara was getting knocked around and actually doing WORSE than Superman until her emotions changed things? Either her love overcame her anger/hate and weakened him, or her anger/hate was too much for him.

Either way, it does absolutely NOTHING in regards to supporting your unsubstantiated claim of Supergirl>Superman.

Originally posted by -Pr-
Yep.

You think because Kara had success that Kal had earlier not had (pre upgrade), that it somehow proves her superiority in the face of the mountain of contradictory evidence?

Do you agree with my belief that the only reason Blue is arguing so strongly that Supergirl>Superman is for an unsubstantiated ABC argument of Wonder Woman>Supergirl>Superman when it comes to strength?

Originally posted by Delta1938
Maybe he sees how illogical your argument is? That Kara was getting knocked around and actually doing WORSE than Superman until her emotions changed things? Either her love overcame her anger/hate and weakened him, or her anger/hate was too much for him.

Either way, it does absolutely NOTHING in regards to supporting your unsubstantiated claim of Supergirl>Superman.

Do you agree with my belief that the only reason Blue is arguing so strongly that Supergirl>Superman is for an unsubstantiated ABC argument of Wonder Woman>Supergirl>Superman when it comes to strength?

We don't allow ABC logic on this forum, so it wouldn't matter either way.

Besides, I've yet to see any real, consistent evidence that Kara or Diana is Superman's superior in strength.

You can argue speed, skill of course, but strength? Nah, imo.

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
Don't worry, Salsa -- I will definitely remember that the INTENT of the JLA members, to kill Superman, matters to you.

"Now remember the fight I just posted had the JLA members under commands of killing, Superman is NOT.

The second fight no one is trying to kill no one"

You didn't read carefully, where did I said "KILLING SUPERMAN"?

And at least they were not on disadvantage of having hallucinations, just because I imagine where this might be going.

Originally posted by -Pr-
We don't allow ABC logic on this forum, so it wouldn't matter either way.

One: What exactly do YOU mean by "ABC Logic?" Are you talking about how Blue seems to be arguing so strongly that Supergirl is overall more powerful than Superman so he can use that to "prove" Wonder Woman's stronger than Superman by saying Wonder Woman's stronger than Supergirl? Or does it include any comparisons whatsoever, like how during DOOMSDAY WARS, Wonder Woman had no real effect on Doomsday, but Superman hurt him and drew blood? (Oh and Blue, don't even bother trying to argue this is a strawman, 'cuz A: Your claim that 1986-2002 doesn't count has been disproven and B: I'm using it to illustrate an example). Two: You didn't answer my question!! DO you agree it looks like he's trying to make a poorly done ABC argument?

Originally posted by -Pr-
Besides, I've yet to see any real, consistent evidence that Kara or Diana is Superman's superior in strength.

You can argue speed, skill of course, but strength? Nah, imo.

Yeah, and if the evidence existed instead of strawmen and statements(of which there's none for Wonder Woman, and only questionable ones for Kara), you'd think Blue would have presented them long ago. But it seems like he's trying to derail it.

Originally posted by -Pr-
Yep.

You think because Kara had success that Kal had earlier not had (pre upgrade), that it somehow proves her superiority in the face of the mountain of contradictory evidence?

Let's stick to one thing at a time.

How much more superior could Joe Kelly prove Kara to be when facing Sakki?

Is there some showing I am not aware of where Superman rematched against Sakki and won?

The fact is, borne out by what Delta has posted of Action 787 and Action 788, Superman proved a poor match for Sakki. His heat vision had little if any discernible effect. His blows had little if any discernible effect.
He was put down by Sakki with relatively little effort.

Kara by contrast, hurt by Gakidou's phasing, as Sakki himself mentioned, knocked over Hollywood hill while shutting her eyes to the pain of those bonded rocks, endures more punishment, but, when she finally makes her own attack, stops Sakki in his tracks, takes nearly all the fight out of him with a heat vision blast and wave of her arms, and stops Gakidou by ... essentially yelling at her.

Both episodes penned by Joe Kelly, who, to the best of my knowledge, also CREATED the characters.

How can you look at that and NOT, at the very least, concede Supergirl performed better against Sakki than her cousin did?

Originally posted by Delta1938

I pointed-out you've claimed the JLA found Superman to be stronger than normal in MOT #13, yet it is NOT in the issue, and you never owned-up to it.

There's nothing to own up to for this particular point, Delta.
Yellow sun increases Superman's powers. That includes physical strength. I don't know of any instance where exactly ONE Kryptonian power is increased by yellow sun exposure and others aren't.
If you do, you need to show it, and have not.
It's a package deal.
Superman himself tells us that the only reason he survives the kryptonite Kyle synthesizes in this story is because of all the time he spent near the sun, SHOWN at the beginning of MOT13.

Originally posted by Delta1938

You accused me of being unobservant because I didn't see the hair length difference between Supergirl and Dark Kara

Simple question, Delta.

Is it true that there is a distinct hair length difference between these to in Supergirl #3, 4, and 5 or untrue?

Did you notice the difference or did you NOT notice the difference?

Is it consistent throughout the entire appearance of the 2 Karas or not?

It may be true that you are observant about some things.
You are not observant concerning all things.
You were not observant about that one.

And there is good reason to think that if you missed something THAT consistent throughout the books, THAT much repeated, you probably missed others.

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
Let's stick to one thing at a time.

How much more superior could Joe Kelly prove Kara to be when facing Sakki?

Is there some showing I am not aware of where Superman rematched against Sakki and won?

The fact is, borne out by what Delta has posted of Action 787 and Action 788, Superman proved a poor match for Sakki. His heat vision had little if any discernible effect. His blows had little if any discernible effect.
He was put down by Sakki with relatively little effort.

Kara by contrast, hurt by Gakidou's phasing, as Sakki himself mentioned, knocked over Hollywood hill while shutting her eyes to the pain of those bonded rocks, endures more punishment, but, when she finally makes her own attack, stops Sakki in his tracks, takes nearly all the fight out of him with a heat vision blast and wave of her arms, and stops Gakidou by ... essentially yelling at her.

Both episodes penned by Joe Kelly, who, to the best of my knowledge, also CREATED the characters.

How can you look at that and NOT, at the very least, concede Supergirl performed better against Sakki than her cousin did?

Dude, this is the exact bullshit that gets me angry and keeps proving to me that you're a misleading hypocrite. You CONTINUE to leave-out the context of Sakki was powered by hate. Up until Kara's turning point in the fight, she's actually doing WORSE than Superman is. Superman's punches DID have an effect. Kara had nothing but getting smacked around. Either Kara's love overcame anger and weakened him, or her hate/anger was too great and overloaded/hurt him. Neither has a F*CKING thing to do with her level of power compared to his. NOTHING.

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
There's nothing to own up to for this particular point, Delta.
Yellow sun increases Superman's powers. That includes physical strength. I don't know of any instance where exactly ONE Kryptonian power is increased by yellow sun exposure and others aren't.
If you do, you need to show it, and have not.
It's a package deal.
Superman himself tells us that the only reason he survives the kryptonite Kyle synthesizes in this story is because of all the time he spent near the sun, SHOWN at the beginning of MOT13.

Fail, Blue. Now while I HAVE proven that Superman's performance showed no noticeable increase in strength, that's not what I was arguing. YOU claimed that the JLA found Superman to be stronger than normal.

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
As alluded to in the previous 3 images, Superman becomes a little loopy in issue 13 of his Man of Tomorrow title. Which naturally means a fight, though this time not against any villain, but his own Justice League team.

[B]They find him stronger than normal, , though, which is to be expected from that rather extreme sun exposure at the beginning of this story ...

MOT13. Scan 4 of 7. [/B]

Except, they made no such statement. So, even though I've already proven Superman showed no noticeable increase in power, despite all your attempts to cling to it, it's irrelevant, as you made a claim about what the JLA said that wasn't true and won't admit you were wrong. And don't try to bullshit your way out of it by saying you didn't say they said that, that he was stronger than normal when they fought him, 'cuz that's clearly not what you meant.

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
Simple question, Delta.

Is it true that there is a distinct hair length difference between these to in Supergirl #3, 4, and 5 or untrue?

Did you notice the difference or did you NOT notice the difference?

Is it consistent throughout the entire appearance of the 2 Karas or not?

It may be true that you are observant about some things.
You are not observant concerning all things.
You were not observant about that one.

And there is good reason to think that if you missed something THAT consistent throughout the books, THAT much repeated, you probably missed others.

More of your strawmanning. Answer this and I might answer your question(since you dodge so many of mine that are FAR more relevant): Which is more obvious? Hair length difference, or the fact that Superman attacked Diana's Kara JUST AS MANY TIMES before her only attack in the fight as he attacked his before his last punch?

Originally posted by Delta1938

you ... made the claim that Wonder Woman just needed one punch to take-down her Kara and Superman required 4 attacks, missing that Superman only punched her twice, and oh yeah, Superman also attacked Diana's Kara just as many times before the final blow as he did his. Not to mention his Kara had more recovery time than Diana's.

When all is said and done, Wonder Woman punched her Kara once and her Kara is not shown attacking anymore.

I'm not "missing" that Superman punched the 2 girls however many times. It's right there for people to see.

But what is the significance of that when the 2 Karas were fighting each other just before that? That Dark Kara was folded by the Martian Manhunter just before that? Raced against the Flash before that? Suffered a Canary cry that brought her to her knees before that?

The simple fact is that every attack on Dark Kara before and after Superman's final punch had her enduring it and asking for more, DARING people to give her more, in fact, unless you count Batman's showing her that "pebble" of kryptonite after her challenge and "Light" Kara finally taking charge as her standing down.

But Wonder Woman's Kara is not shown actively fighting Diana after the lone punch Diana throws. Or even verbally challenging anyone for more.

Superman's Kara is.

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
Let's stick to one thing at a time.

How much more superior could Joe Kelly prove Kara to be when facing Sakki?

Is there some showing I am not aware of where Superman rematched against Sakki and won?

The fact is, borne out by what Delta has posted of Action 787 and Action 788, Superman proved a poor match for Sakki. His heat vision had little if any discernible effect. His blows had little if any discernible effect.
He was put down by Sakki with relatively little effort.

Kara by contrast, hurt by Gakidou's phasing, as Sakki himself mentioned, knocked over Hollywood hill while shutting her eyes to the pain of those bonded rocks, endures more punishment, but, when she finally makes her own attack, stops Sakki in his tracks, takes nearly all the fight out of him with a heat vision blast and wave of her arms, and stops Gakidou by ... essentially yelling at her.

Both episodes penned by Joe Kelly, who, to the best of my knowledge, also CREATED the characters.

How can you look at that and NOT, at the very least, concede Supergirl performed better against Sakki than her cousin did?

I never said she didn't perform better.

So are we using things from outside 2004-2008 now?

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
Let's stick to one thing at a time.

We should do this ^

Start by providing ACTUAL evidence for your case. 2003 TO 2011

Please show several examples of WW being physically stronger than Superman WITH CONTEXT

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
When all is said and done, Wonder Woman punched her Kara once and her Kara is not shown attacking anymore.

I'm not "missing" that Superman punched the 2 girls however many times. It's right there for people to see.

But what is the significance of that when the 2 Karas were fighting each other just before that? That Dark Kara was folded by the Martian Manhunter just before that? Raced against the Flash before that? Suffered a Canary cry that brought her to her knees before that?

The simple fact is that every attack on Dark Kara before and after Superman's final punch had her enduring it and asking for more, DARING people to give her more, in fact, unless you count Batman's showing her that "pebble" of kryptonite after her challenge and "Light" Kara finally taking charge as her standing down.

But Wonder Woman's Kara is not shown actively fighting Diana after the lone punch Diana throws. Or even verbally challenging anyone for more.

Superman's Kara is.

GOOD LORD now I know how Abhi felt. This is a bullshit strawman. Whether you like it or not, Superman's punch had more impact than Wonder Woman's punch. It's clear how blinding your bias is. And it's proof how you have nothing. You're nitpicking and strawmanning this one example.

Stop strawmanning and trying to discredit all the evidence against you and present actual evidence of your own.

Superman's feats of strength are better. He's overpowered Wonder Woman or otherwise blatantly shown superior strength than her on AT LEAST 5 times in 4 different comics. He's shown superior strength than her compared to against at least Titus, Supergirl, Mongul, Doomsday animates and Omacs. And there's been statements provided corroborating that he's stronger than her. All from 2003-2011.

Where's your "proof?" As the saying goes, "put-up or shut-up." If you need time to gather the examples to make your case, tell us. But do it then leave, don't stick around and derail the argument to distract from your lack of examples.

Originally posted by Delta1938
Dude, this is the exact b.s. that gets me angry and keeps proving to me that you're a misleading hypocrite. You CONTINUE to leave-out the context of Sakki was powered by hate.

Delta, when the scans are RIGHT THERE for people to see, exactly how much help do you think people need in order to notice that fact?

They look at those pictures and then ... what exactly?

They forget what they see? They don't read the description the narrator includes? Am I somewhere saying "Sakki is NOT powered by hate" which you think is somehow drowning OUT that message?

What exactly would I need to say to give this showing context in YOUR mind? Do you really think people need more help than to be given reviews, dissenting opinion, scans from the magazines themselves AND reference information so they can look up the comic on their own?

How much help does the average person need to notice and understand something in your view?

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
Delta, when the scans are RIGHT THERE for people to see, exactly how much help do you think people need in order to notice that fact?

They look at those pictures and then ... what exactly?

They forget what they see? They don't read the description the narrator includes? Am I somewhere saying "Sakki is NOT powered by hate" which you think is somehow drowning OUT that message?

What exactly would I need to say to give this showing context in YOUR mind? Do you really think people need more help than to be given reviews, dissenting opinion, scans from the magazines themselves AND reference information so they can look up the comic on their own?

How much help does the average person need to notice and understand something in your view?

What do YOU need me to say to make you realize that this proves NOTHING about Supergirl being superior to Superman? Either her love overcame her hate/anger and weakened him, or her anger overloaded him. Neither is ANY indication of she's more powerful than him. YOU are the one who seems to lack reading comprehension, not the other posters, like my point about you not owning-up to being wrong claiming the JLA said Superman was stronger than normal.

And now both Salsa and I are demanding you get onto the proper topic and actually show evidence, not wishful thinking, not strawman comparisons, not cherry picking scans and showing them out of context, to argue your claim that Wonder Woman>Superman in strength from 2003-2011. Are you afraid to do this, or what?

Let me show you what I'm looking for, Delta.

It's this:

1) a showing or showing that gives a relatively pure test of strength.

Not invulnerability. Not heat or electric resistance.
Perhaps not even striking ability. Pure, recognizable, objective strength.

2) a showing that does NOT display people powered up, powered down or otherwise as they normally are not. Diana in Heinsberg's run, when she could spin and become human-strength level going up against a Kryptonian? That would NOT be Diana as she normally is.
Superman sundipped? That would NOT be Superman as he normally is.
That would be Superman powered up. Same would apply with Diana wearing the Gauntlet of Atlas or receiving her Godwave.

3) a showing that makes SENSE conceptually, can be derived from the characters themselves, is logical to the setting and story, and one that does NOT have the character holding back or waiting or delaying for reasons that are consistent with their history, purposes, and modus operandi.

This is NOT easy to provide, I understand.
And, really, you can only do it for characters that are SIGNIFICANTLY stronger than the character they are being compared to.

For instance, you mention SupermanPrime. He is stronger than "our" Superman. Problem is, he is a LOT stronger and more powerful than our Superman. It's very easy to see as a result. His heat vision at low levels, for instance lances straight through Superman's shoulder, when Prime himself is not in sunlight, but fighting at night.

This example I'm showing is even better.

Direct strength contest. Can't get more direct. Amazo wins it.
Diana's on her knees. She has no reason to hold back. She is fighting for her survival. Amazo is not a being with organic life to take. He is a machine. There is no violation of code if he is destroyed. They have hands locked, 3 feet is roughly the distance she has to go, she's already forced him through 10 stories or more of reinforced steel and concrete.
What is 3 more feet.

But, and here is where logical concept comes in, Amazo has the ability to replicate and add team members' strength to his own.
He can borrow even supernatural abilities, let alone metahuman ones.
He has Superman's strength, because Superman is nearby, AND he has Diana's strength. And, from my understanding, the strength of other nearby members.
The CONCEPT is sound. It's not evidence in search of good sense.
I do not know of any reason Diana should be strong enough to take Amazo strength against strength when Amazo HAS Wonder Woman's strength PLUS that of Superman (who I DO believe is NEARLY as strong as Diana herself) PLUS the strength, presumably of his normal base level and that of the JLA.

It is as close to absolute proof in a comic book that I can imagine.

And it is precisely this sort of thing that you have NOT shown me in this thread.

I knew it will come down to the Super Amazo showing

Logically this implies that Wonder Woman is STRONGER THAN Wonder Woman.

Or that Super Amazo replicating powers are not quite there.

The logical response is obvious.

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
Let me show you what I'm looking for, Delta.

It's this:

1) a showing or showing that gives a relatively pure test of strength.

Not invulnerability. Not heat or electric resistance.
Perhaps not even striking ability. Pure, recognizable, objective strength.

2) a showing that does NOT display people powered up, powered down or otherwise as they normally are not. Diana in Heinsberg's run, when she could spin and become human-strength level going up against a Kryptonian? That would NOT be Diana as she normally is.
Superman sundipped? That would NOT be Superman as he normally is.
That would be Superman powered up. Same would apply with Diana wearing the Gauntlet of Atlas or receiving her Godwave.

3) a showing that makes SENSE conceptually, can be derived from the characters themselves, is logical to the setting and story, and one that does NOT have the character holding back or waiting or delaying for reasons that are consistent with their history, purposes, and modus operandi.

This is NOT easy to provide, I understand.
And, really, you can only do it for characters that are SIGNIFICANTLY stronger than the character they are being compared to.

For instance, you mention SupermanPrime. He is stronger than "our" Superman. Problem is, he is a LOT stronger and more powerful than our Superman. It's very easy to see as a result. His heat vision at low levels, for instance lances straight through Superman's shoulder, when Prime himself is not in sunlight, but fighting at night.

This example I'm showing is even better.

Direct strength contest. Can't get more direct. Amazo wins it.
Diana's on her knees. She has no reason to hold back. She is fighting for her survival. Amazo is not a being with organic life to take. He is a machine. There is no violation of code if he is destroyed. They have hands locked, 3 feet is roughly the distance she has to go, she's already forced him through 10 stories or more of reinforced steel and concrete.
What is 3 more feet.

But, and here is where logical concept comes in, Amazo has the ability to replicate and add team members' strength to his own.
He can borrow even supernatural abilities, let alone metahuman ones.
He has Superman's strength, because Superman is nearby, AND he has Diana's strength. And, from my understanding, the strength of other nearby members.
The CONCEPT is sound. It's not evidence in search of good sense.
I do not know of any reason Diana should be strong enough to take Amazo strength against strength when Amazo HAS Wonder Woman's strength PLUS that of Superman (who I DO believe is NEARLY as strong as Diana herself) PLUS the strength, presumably of his normal base level and that of the JLA.

It is as close to absolute proof in a comic book that I can imagine.

And it is precisely this sort of thing that you have NOT shown me in this thread.

Yep, you don't have much of anything. And are a hypocrite. You say you want showings that make sense conceptually, yet are bringing-up her overcoming Amazo restraining her, when you bring-up he's stronger than her AND Superman combined? That makes no sense whatsoever, yet you think it's proof.

And I'll have to see the full scene myself, as you love to cherry pick the scans to show them out of context.

Originally posted by biensalsa
I knew it will come down to the Super Amazo showing

Logically this implies that Wonder Woman is STRONGER THAN Wonder Woman.

Or that Super Amazo replicating powers are not quite there.

So Wonder Woman's so strong that she's stronger than herself. Perfectly logical. I guess she's Chuck Norris after a sex change? Maybe that's why Blue's so convinced she's stronger than Superman?