What the hell...seriously.
Feats:
[list][*]If a character lifts a mountain, island, aircraft carrier, building, bus, etc. then we know the characters are very strong.
[*]If a character flies from another planet in another star system to their home planet in the same comic then we know they can fly very fast.
[*]If a character has senses which render normal time perception to stand still we know they have very fast perception.[/list]
Real world logic vs. comic book logic:
[list][*]The writers and artists have to use real world references in comics. How else can they convey a message, idea, feat, etc. without using a reference they know?
[*]A comic book mountain, island, aircraft carrier, building, bus, etc. is heavy just like a real world mountain, island, aircraft carrier, building, bus, etc. There's no way around that fact.
[*]A character traveling from another start system to their home planet within a comic is faster than light just like it would be in the real world.[/list]
This nitpicking of feats is moving into the absurd. The feats were never meant to receive a critique on such a level. Just convey a simple message of a character being strong, fast, etc. The writers and artists assume the reader is bright enough to understand the conveyed message without there being a narrative for every detail.
There are a few posters who take something as simple as ideas shown in colored pictures with words and try to twist them into something which is far more complex and nuanced than originally intended. The reason for this seems to be for debating purposes in order for their character to win.
