Originally posted by JakeTheBank
Depends on what you mean by Pre-Crisis Superman. I have a feeling for the purposes of this thread, it will mean will use only PC Superman's highest feats and throw out everything else.
Whatever the forum rules call for in terms of standards.
Pre-Crisis means just that. Everything up to the CRISIS reboot is valid for the debate.
Originally posted by LordofBrooklyn
Whatever the forum rules call for in terms of standards.Pre-Crisis means just that. Everything up to the CRISIS reboot is valid for the debate.
Well, Pre-Crisis Superman ranged from everything to Mid-Herald to Trans level and beyond, so really, it depends on what agenda someone wants to serve.
Originally posted by JakeTheBank
Well, Pre-Crisis Superman ranged from everything to Mid-Herald to Trans level and beyond, so really, it depends on what agenda someone wants to serve.
What long running character isn't all over the place?
Trumping up high end feats is pretty much the basics of comic book debating, and not exclusive to Superman (How often does the Celestial armor smashing feat get brought up for Thor?)
Originally posted by SquallX
Was that the one done by the Mexicans.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Yeah the same. By that standard against surfer you only have to bring a brick or poisioned soup, a shotgun for thor, a python for hulk, gas station for post-crisis superman, a deer for logan and batman can beat jla by punches and kickes.
Don't forget Black Panther and his chock hold for SS.
I thought the gas explosion was Pre, not Post Superman.
Also for Spectre, we can bring Batman kicking him, and Spectre falling down, when we knew Spectre weight was suppose to be near infinite in mass.
Originally posted by cdtm
What long running character isn't all over the place?Trumping up high end feats is pretty much the basics of comic book debating, and not exclusive to Superman (How often does the Celestial armor smashing feat get brought up for Thor?)
I back Thor often a lot and I don't cite high end feats of his like they're the norm.