Who could lift more?

Started by Allankles8 pages
Originally posted by Parmaniac
Comicvine vs. section?

You lost me on section.

So they weren't in space or on a planet. Does Limbo even follow the same rules of physics as the normal DC universe?

Originally posted by Mindset
Things in limbo weigh less.

😖hifty:

heh! It was hyperbolic, "infinite" is an idea.

Given the power symbolism has in the Overvoid, it is likely a result of Superman's inspirational role, together with Cpt. Marvel, that allowed him to even lift said book.

The same with Ultraman whose life began the same as Clark except he ended up in a universe controlled mostly by evil (confrimed when Ultraman is used for the Cosmic Suit).

Originally posted by Silent Master
So they weren't in space or on a planet. Does Limbo even follow the same rules of physics as the normal DC universe?

Not likely, but it has its own internal gravity of course, i.e. the giant ship that Superman and co landed with was drawn to the place, I'll have to reread the issue when I get home.

Originally posted by Sin I AM
lol they arent? 🙄
No dear. I'm glad I cleared that up for you. 😉

BTW, I think Superman wins this, I just don’t think Superman helping to lift a magic book in a different dimension is the best proof.

Originally posted by Philosophía
Ah, if it isn't the 'Nate Grey operates in planck time' absurdity himself. haermm

Ah if it isn’t, ah who gives a shit.

Your riding Superman dick in the respect thread,
Your riding his dick in the Superman vs Silver Surfer topic.
And your doing it again here.

srsly

Originally posted by Silent Master
BTW, I think Superman wins this, I just don’t think Superman helping to lift a magic book in a different dimension is the best proof.

you're right, it's not. the dozen or so other feats are.