Originally posted by OneDumbG0
I've never understood why so many people use Eclipso Superman scans as probative of anything Superman would do. Eclipso amps his victims.
He amps normals, but there's not much proof he amps high end bricks much, if at all.
In the same way Beta Ray Bill is already physically comparable to Thor without his hammer, and using a hammer maybe amps him a little bit, but insignificantly, vs a normal human with the hammer..
(For the record, this line of reasoning works against Supes as much as for him, since another feat fans like to drag out is his defeat of Eclipsed Mon El..)
Originally posted by cdtmSounds like more of the same "Worthy weren't really amped arguments (except for normals like Sin)."
He amps normals, but there's not much proof he amps high end bricks much, if at all.In the same way Beta Ray Bill is already physically comparable to Thor without his hammer, and using a hammer maybe amps him a little bit, but insignificantly, vs a normal human with the hammer..
(For the record, this line of reasoning works against Supes as much as for him, since another feat fans like to drag out is his defeat of Eclipsed Mon El..)
It's an amp. Puts normals like Jean Loring and Bruce Gordon at herald levels and possibly beyond.
I understand that by all appearances, it seems to scale down when the base character's power levels are already high to begin with, but Eclipso does amp its victims. And I've seen no proof that the amp is insignificant. Eclipso isn't like Deadman.
^ This should help:
Originally posted by Philosophía
...http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s132/Erik_Magnus_Lensherr/EclipsoAmp.jpg
Is DC Universe: Last Sons in continuity?
http://www.graphicaudio.net/p-594-dc-universe-last-sons.aspx
Originally posted by "Id"
Is DC Universe: Last Sons in continuity?
http://www.graphicaudio.net/p-594-dc-universe-last-sons.aspx
I loved that novel.