Originally posted by Sr J-Bieb
Superman overflowing with energy has better power draining defense.What are you even talking about? Follow along for once.
I merely showed you how big a blast was on Apokalips and how much damage it did to the surface. Which would have made the thing nowhere near galaxy sized.
Seriously learn how to comprehend things... Unless this is your distractionRed sun sphere, galaxy sized planets, Superman tanking blasts... That knocked him out. I read the comics, you can't just make shit up to throw me off
Well this is going nowhere, and I hope you're trying to troll me, so I'm done with this 'argument'. Hulk dies either way
Here's part of an interview with Dan Jurgens, someone who has written both Superman and Thor..... Thought this might interest some of you.
RC: Speaking of DC and Marvel characters . . . any thoughts on the differences between Marvel characters’ power levels and DC characters’ power levels?
DAN JURGENS: If you go back to the various Who’s Who type of projects that Marvel and DC did, DC was always more general about the power levels of its characters and Marvel was always much more willing to pin powers down to a level of X.
RC: What do you think of the idea of Superman defeating Thor, which we recently saw in JLA/Avengers?
DAN JURGENS: No . . . not even possible. Even if you bring back Thor to his basic self, the Thor of issue one of my run, he would beat Superman.
RC: Why’s that?
DAN JURGENS: Magic.
RC: The "magic weakness" idea for Superman?
DAN JURGENS: Yep.
RC: In the books these days, the "magic weakness" is almost never there.
DAN JURGENS: I know. I know. Straight up? Superman is more powerful, but because of the magic weakness . . . but because of the magic component, Thor wins.
RC: In your opinion, is Superman is a lot more powerful than Thor?
DAN JURGENS: Yeah.
RC: Wow. When you worked on DC Vs. Marvel and pitted Quicksilver against Flash, you guys had boosted Quicksilver up to the speed of sound while Flash was running at multiples of the speed of light or whatever . . . would you say that Superman is as many times more powerful than Thor or the Hulk as Flash is as many times faster than Quicksilver?
DAN JURGENS: Yes.
RC: Wouldn’t that make Superman, like, millions of times more powerful than Thor?
DAN JURGENS: Yes.
Originally posted by OdekahnIndisputable
Here's part of an interview with Dan Jurgens, someone who has written both Superman and Thor..... Thought this might interest some of you.RC: Speaking of DC and Marvel characters . . . any thoughts on the differences between Marvel characters’ power levels and DC characters’ power levels?
DAN JURGENS: If you go back to the various Who’s Who type of projects that Marvel and DC did, DC was always more general about the power levels of its characters and Marvel was always much more willing to pin powers down to a level of X.
RC: What do you think of the idea of Superman defeating Thor, which we recently saw in JLA/Avengers?
DAN JURGENS: No . . . not even possible. Even if you bring back Thor to his basic self, the Thor of issue one of my run, he would beat Superman.
RC: Why’s that?
DAN JURGENS: Magic.
RC: The "magic weakness" idea for Superman?
DAN JURGENS: Yep.
RC: In the books these days, the "magic weakness" is almost never there.
DAN JURGENS: I know. I know. Straight up? Superman is more powerful, but because of the magic weakness . . . but because of the magic component, Thor wins.
RC: In your opinion, is Superman is a lot more powerful than Thor?
DAN JURGENS: Yeah.
RC: Wow. When you worked on DC Vs. Marvel and pitted Quicksilver against Flash, you guys had boosted Quicksilver up to the speed of sound while Flash was running at multiples of the speed of light or whatever . . . would you say that Superman is as many times more powerful than Thor or the Hulk as Flash is as many times faster than Quicksilver?
DAN JURGENS: Yes.
RC: Wouldn’t that make Superman, like, millions of times more powerful than Thor?
DAN JURGENS: Yes.
Originally posted by abhilegend
[B]How do you figure this out that a week sundip is fatal for superman? Any proof that golden prime only sat in sun so long due to powers from source?
Because OWAW was almost fatal, his mind was almost overwhelmed, and it wasn't remotely near a week.
And Golden Superman did all kinds of stuff and lived for a really long time before residing in the sun.
Also to the point, we have *no idea* the precise rate that time in the sun translates into power. Even if we assume he can handle it, it tells us nothing about precisely how much energy that is.
We'd need more datapoints.
Originally posted by Q99
Because OWAW was almost fatal, his mind was almost overwhelmed, and it wasn't remotely near a week.And Golden Superman did all kinds of stuff and lived for a really long time before residing in the sun.
Also to the point, we have *no idea* the precise rate that time in the sun translates into power. Even if we assume he can handle it, it tells us nothing about precisely how much energy that is.
We'd need more datapoints.
He already has absorbed an entire sun before.
Originally posted by Odekahn
Here's part of an interview with Dan Jurgens, someone who has written both Superman and Thor..... Thought this might interest some of you.RC: Speaking of DC and Marvel characters . . . any thoughts on the differences between Marvel characters’ power levels and DC characters’ power levels?
DAN JURGENS: If you go back to the various Who’s Who type of projects that Marvel and DC did, DC was always more general about the power levels of its characters and Marvel was always much more willing to pin powers down to a level of X.
RC: What do you think of the idea of Superman defeating Thor, which we recently saw in JLA/Avengers?
DAN JURGENS: No . . . not even possible. Even if you bring back Thor to his basic self, the Thor of issue one of my run, he would beat Superman.
RC: Why’s that?
DAN JURGENS: Magic.
RC: The "magic weakness" idea for Superman?
DAN JURGENS: Yep.
RC: In the books these days, the "magic weakness" is almost never there.
DAN JURGENS: I know. I know. Straight up? Superman is more powerful, but because of the magic weakness . . . but because of the magic component, Thor wins.
RC: In your opinion, is Superman is a lot more powerful than Thor?
DAN JURGENS: Yeah.
RC: Wow. When you worked on DC Vs. Marvel and pitted Quicksilver against Flash, you guys had boosted Quicksilver up to the speed of sound while Flash was running at multiples of the speed of light or whatever . . . would you say that Superman is as many times more powerful than Thor or the Hulk as Flash is as many times faster than Quicksilver?
DAN JURGENS: Yes.
RC: Wouldn’t that make Superman, like, millions of times more powerful than Thor?
DAN JURGENS: Yes.
I like this interview better involving Savage Hulk and Superman.
NRAMA:There’s always that old joke about who would win in a fight between Superman and the Hulk. But can that be explained with science?
JK: From a physics point of view, I would go with the Hulk for the following reasons: the angrier he gets, the stronger he’s going to get. There’s even an explanation for this because as he’s getting frustrated there’s more adrenaline pumping in his system,sothat’sa triggerforincrease in his strength and if he keeps pounding on Superman until it was nighttime then Superman won’t be soaking up any solarradiation and hestartsgetting a littleweaker.So I think eventually theHulk might win that one, but that’s purely from a science point of view, not from a fan point of view.
Source.
Originally posted by carver9
I like this interview better involving Savage Hulk and Superman.NRAMA:There’s always that old joke about who would win in a fight between Superman and the Hulk. But can that be explained with science?
JK: From a physics point of view, I would go with the Hulk for the following reasons: the angrier he gets, the stronger he’s going to get. There’s even an explanation for this because as he’s getting frustrated there’s more adrenaline pumping in his system,sothat’sa triggerforincrease in his strength and if he keeps pounding on Superman until it was nighttime then Superman won’t be soaking up any solarradiation and hestartsgetting a littleweaker.So I think eventually theHulk might win that one, but that’s purely from a science point of view, not from a fan point of view.
Source.
facepalm @ broken link.
Originally posted by abhilegendThe guy has written Superman which means he has a say in what's canon for Superman. You don't. Jurgens>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>you.
The guy thinks superman gets weaker at night time. Makes me wonder has he actually read a superman comic. Jurgens has actually wrote both superman and thor.facepalm @ broken link.
