Originally posted by srankmissingninI'd rather you show me a scan of Nightwing drawn in a blur. I hope it tips the fridge feat. That was funny as hell.
Now that I've explained the use of literary devices in poetry to you I'm going to have to explain to you methods artists use to depicted motion in sequential story telling? Keep this up and you'll need to start righting me a pay check.
Originally posted by srankmissingninit's clear and supported by on-panel evidence that he left an after-image, even after he moved to his opponents back, she continued to strike as she didn't realize he wasn't there. nice try again though.
Now that I've explained the use of literary devices in poetry to you I'm going to have to explain to you methods artists use to depicted motion in sequential story telling? Keep this up and you'll need to start righting me a pay check.
Originally posted by Trackz
so first the vampiric healing, now the speed.
1. he has stated vampiric speed
2. the narrative never exaggerated on-panel events, only made them poetic
3. you're construing the meaning of what was stated to suit you, it states time-slows for Blade, clearly meaning he perceived the world slow enough to speed blitz several of his opponents, who clearly weren't capable of keeping up with his movements. To be able to move at superhuman speeds you must be able to perceive the world slower and have an increased reaction time.
Vampiric healing, which I was also right about if you've been keeping score.
Exaggerating on-panel events is exactly what happened.
I'm not misconstruing the meaning at all, I'm completely disregarding it. It's a poem. The writer wanted to say "Blade is fast," so he wrote something more elaborate and poetic... that's how poetry work. You are the one trying to interpret a freaking verse of poetry into something of any relevance. Do you not see the absurdity of that? IT WAS A POEM! This is crazy.
Originally posted by srankmissingnin
Vampiric healing, which I was also right about if you've been keeping score.Exaggerating on-panel events is exactly what happened.
I'm not misconstruing the meaning at all, I'm completely disregarding it. It's a poem. The writer wanted to say "Blade is fast," so he wrote something more elaborate and poetic... that's how poetry work. You are the one trying to interpret a freaking verse of poetry into something of any relevance. Do you not see the absurdity of that? IT WAS A POEM! This is crazy.
...wow, ok i don't know why i haven't learned not to respond to your trolling. you'll be put on ignore from here on out.
Originally posted by snoopdogg
I said blur, like you mentioned earlier. I've seen Louis Lane drawn in after images.
Seems to me the "blur" is exactly the same thing as an after image, just without the reference point of the next motion in the same panel. It's just action lines to denote motion. I'd have to look for one, I know its happened on limbs, not sure about full body though.
Re: Swordmanship Rankings
Originally posted by Darth MartinTaskmaster can beat or at the very least draw with anyone on that list in a swordfight.
Rank the following based on their skill with a sword. I realize that the different character prefer different kinds of swords. This isn't putting them against each other. I just want them ranked as far as technical skill with them wielding their preferred weapon.Batman
Black Panther
Blade
Captain America
Deadpool
Deathstroke
Doctor Doom
Green Arrow
Nightcrawler
Psylocke
Ra's Al Ghul
Wolverine
Wonder Woman
Originally posted by 753most of what you just said is nonsense
This discussion is nonsense. Blade is faster than humans. His time perception is slower compared to theirs. So what? Most people in comics are that way. Blade's not even the fastest in this list. Wonder Woman would stomp everybody here in a swordfight, that's not what the op is asking.
