Originally posted by quanchi112
Well said!!!!!!!!!!!There's also this from Jurgens own mouth describing the dos Doomsday scene.
DAN JURGENS: Yeah. Yeah.
Here’s a secret: I use competitive athletics as logic for how superhero fights and battles take place. You see this all the time . . . take a very-well established team. A new team, that supposedly has no chance to win, comes into town and beats their [butt]. And why does it happen? It’s because the supposed stronger, better team takes it for granted that they are going to win and [underestimates] the tactics that their opponent is using. It happens all the time.
I apply that to superheroes, as well. I think that with the first contact with Doomsday, the entire Justice League, and certainly Superman, were [B]slow to realize exactly what they were dealing with.
First [Doomsday] was just a guy marching through the wilderness. We called him a force of nature, and that’s really how we saw him at the time-but there was that slowness to react.Add to that that Superman has side concerns at the same time-he’s going to save this block of the city, he’s going to save this kid from falling out the window, this kid from dying in the fire-and it makes [beating Doomsday] difficult. [/B]
I've read it. I'm the one who posted part of this interview and linked it in the other thread.
This is talking about the Justice League's reaction and realization of what they were dealing with, not Doomsday's attack speed.