Originally posted by dmills
You think Supes could even hit him with that? I know that the HV can be pretty potent, but this is Flash that we're talking about.
Well considering Supes can just shoot the Flash from space, if he keeps at it, eventually the Flash would be caught (when he's sleeping if nothing else)..
@Cogito,
Leaving the fieldCombatants who leave the field of combat on purpose forfeit the match. If they are removed from the arena against their will (being punched, thrown, teleported, etc.) and can make it back under their own power in a reasonable amount of time, then they are still in the fight. Obviously, if a combatant leaves the field and cannot return under their own power, then they have lost.
According to this neither Supes or Nova can fly into space and bomb away at the other combatants.
Originally posted by Philosophía
What you're saying is that I shouldn't use Superman going through the sun as proof of him being able to survive Human Torch's attacks, because it's 'space cheese'?
Relative to his average portrayal it wouldn't even tickle him. By that same token he's not holding black holes in the palm of his hands on average so I fail to see the correlation here. Now if I had said Nova drops a neutron star on him, then sure, it'd be fair for you to bring up black hole level feats.
Originally posted by dmillsYou're in no position to say what is, or what is not Superman's average, considering your knowledge of him isn't that great.
Relative to his average portrayal it wouldn't even tickle him. By that same token he's not holding black holes in the palm of his hands on average so I fail to see the correlation here.
But please, entertain me. How many gravity related showings do you know of Superman, and how low do they bring down his average?
Originally posted by Cogito
Yeah, obviously. The question is whether orbit is still the field of combat. With top tiers like these, 3 of whom can fly and survive in space, I'd say orbit is still the field of combat.
That's all well and good, but the gentleman I was responding to mentioned a very specific scenario that had Supes flying into orbit and blasting away at Flash on the surface or some such. Obviously if they all decided to take the battle to orbit then its a different story.
Originally posted by PhilosophíaActually I wouldn't use it not because it's space cheese more because it's his power source. He went through a red sun though and before that he went through a k-nite asteroid field if you're reffering to IC.
What you're saying is that I shouldn't use Superman going through the sun as proof of him being able to survive Human Torch's attacks, because it's 'space cheese'?
Originally posted by MindsetI said going through the sun.
You said the sun, and our yellow sun is the sun.Don't you argue with me.
The only sun he actually went through was the red one.
You should save your energies for more serious matters, like the fact that current Hulk beats Kyle and Doom simultaneously.
Originally posted by Philosophía
You're in no position to say what is, or what is not Superman's average, considering your knowledge of him isn't that great.But please, entertain me. How many gravity related showings do you know of Superman, and how low do they bring down his average?
😂 No perhaps not. But I'll just go ahead and take the huge leap of faith that its safe to say that on average Superman isn't holding black holes in the palm of his hands.
Originally posted by PhilosophíaHe went through our sun before.
I said going through the sun.The only sun he actually went through was the red one.
You should save your energies for more serious matters, like the fact that current Hulk beats Kyle and Doom simultaneously.
It happened in a JLA comic.
Also, either Doom or Kyle could solo their respective universes.