Originally posted by Juntai
It's also that way in the JMS' Earth 1 stuff.Pretty sure that's just how they want it portrayed from now on, instead of some doing t, and some not.
So DS actually destroyed the "indestructible" Superman suit in the first JL arc?
Or has he changed costumes since then?
If it's the same costume, it's a nice feat.
Originally posted by comicfan11
So DS actually destroyed the "indestructible" Superman suit in the first JL arc?
Or has he changed costumes since then?If it's the same costume, it's a nice feat.
I think they're going more with the whole "his suit survives the things he does because it's kryptonian material". if you remember lois and clark (if im remembering right) and some of the earlier comics, they used to say that his suit was made of an indestructible material.
it's their way of not having to use the whole "aura" thing.
Does the Kryptonian Dragon also get a yellow sunlight amp as well I wonder? Or is that only for Kryptonian humanoids?
I wonder only because I assume a kryptonian on krypton would have been dead meat immediately against that thing, where as Clark did quite well on Earth.
Or if it does get the sunlight amp, maybe it wasn't there long enough to soak in as much as Clark had over 20+ years.
Originally posted by Golgo13
I could have sworn someone like Snyder and Gail said Cassandra is coming back. Ah, well. On her Twitter Gail mentioned that she got an offer to write another iconic female super hero. Wonder who that is? Supergirl?
Both of those *and* Morrison have expressed interest in at least one of those two characters.
Editoral's said no, there's an embargo on the characters (Apparently some weird misguided attack to reinforce Bab's 'iconicness'? It applies to different continuities like Smallville too).
I seriously cannot imagine the mindset where a comic editor has Scott Snyder, Gail Simone, and Grant Morrison all say, "Can we use these characters? Pleeeease??" to them and they just say 'No!'.
If I was editorial, if those three writers all want something, I don't care if it's a Dogwelder miniseries, I'm saying 'yes.' And these writers just, like, want them as guests/subplots/etc..
On her Twitter Gail mentioned that she got an offer to write another iconic female super hero. Wonder who that is? Supergirl?
Storm?
(Gail's not DC exclusive any more)
Originally posted by PhilosophíaThat's a bit of an oxymoron. Something truly invulnerable cannot be damaged/destroyed under any circumstances. Nigh-invulnerable is a more fitting term for his armor. 😛
Also, having Darkseid [an upper-dimensional God]'s attack go through its invulnerability isn't a low showing. At all. [/center]
Has anything else damaged it yet?
Originally posted by Galan007
That's a bit of an oxymoron. Something truly invulnerable cannot be damaged/destroyed under any circumstances. Nigh-invulnerable is a more fitting term for his armor. 😛Has anything else damaged it yet?
IIRC, and I may be wrong, but didn't his suit get torn by that alien that the Russian government teleported to our dimension? I think that was Superman and not Action.
Originally posted by Galan007It's as invulnerable as anything in comics that's called invulnerable.
That's a bit of an oxymoron. Something truly invulnerable cannot be damaged/destroyed under any circumstances. Nigh-invulnerable is a more fitting term for his armor. 😛
As in, it's played up as invulnerable, until a sufficiently high enough force gets put up against it.
Originally posted by Galan007
Nigh-invulnerable is a more fitting term for his armor. 😛
Originally posted by Galan007
It's one of the many words comics have raped.
