Amok may be up there as well. He was whooping down Supreme, Mighty Man, and every other high powered strong man and woman in Image. It took a full powered sneak attack from Supreme to shut his brain down, and even that failed to move him from the spot that he stood. He was last seen in Savage Dragon 179 I believe. Real bruiser that one.
Originally posted by abhilegend
We are talking about beings who doesn't even notice planet movers are attacking him full force.
Trust me Amok is up there. you would have to read the book with him in it. I was very impressed. When he saw Supreme and was hit with all of Supreme's might it did not even register. Amok is the last of his race called the Randanians I believe, and I think that he could challenge even Validus of the PC era. Randanians are virtually invincible, and the only race that not only live on Jupiter, but mine the precious elements that the planet offered the planets of the Image Universe.
Originally posted by Stoic
Trust me Amok is up there. you would have to read the book with him in it. I was very impressed. When he saw Supreme and was hit with all of Supreme's might it did not even register. Amok is the last of his race called the Randanians I believe, and I think that he could challenge even Validus of the PC era. Randanians are virtually invincible, and the only race that not only live on Jupiter, but mine the precious elements that the planet offered the planets of the Image Universe.
Originally posted by abhilegend
You think that supreme is anywhere near as strong as a PC kryptonian? Superman once stopped the flow of time with brute strength and re directed it. He was like an ant to validus.
All things being relative. Superman did not always operate at those levels. PC heroes were always written with very little continuity, so certain feats may not apply, or mean that PC Validus did not operate at PC Superman's best levels or showings. Like I said, you simply have to rad the book that Amok was in, and what they wrote him as being. For instance, I could write Popeye as to be able to two 50 universes, but if he ever had trouble with a common thug, I would question the higher feat. Superman of the PC era was plagued with many of those types of showings.
Originally posted by Stoic
All things being relative. Superman did not always operate at those levels. PC heroes were always written with very little continuity, so certain feats may not apply, or mean that PC Validus did not operate at PC Superman's best levels or showings. Like I said, you simply have to rad the book that Amok was in, and what they wrote him as being. For instance, I could write Popeye as to be able to two 50 universes, but if he ever had trouble with a common thug, I would question the higher feat. Superman of the PC era was plagued with many of those types of showings.
Originally posted by abhilegend
How many comics with pc characters you've read? Honestly. Let me tell you something, they had more continuity than today's comics. If something happened in GL with superman relevancy then it would have also refrenced in LOSH if that was refrenced. He was depowered in 1971 when all kryptonite was changed to iron. Before that he was always at that level. Most of low feats of superman lacks context and are no more silly than black panther armbarring silver surfer or cap koing hulk. Show me these instances of superman struggling with thugs.
Fiction is fiction, but continuity is a great part of good reading, and DC lacked this in the PC era. If not then COIE would have never existed. It's DC's way of cleaning up loose ends. Now this was a very long time ago, so i don't even recall the issue number, but I recall Superman even being stunned by taking a whack to the back of his head from a bank robber with a baseball bat. Now unless this mugger was super strong, I would call that poor continuity. To be honest, when I made this thread, I had not considered barring PC characters, because those same characters today have been tailored to a more reasonable level, without the heavy fluctuations that plagued them in the past. I mean back in the day Superman could have put of a forest fire with his tears, or just super pissed on it.
Originally posted by Stoic
Fiction is fiction, but continuity is a great part of good reading, and DC lacked this in the PC era. If not then COIE would have never existed. It's DC's way of cleaning up loose ends. Now this was a very long time ago, so i don't even recall the issue number, but I recall Superman even being stunned by taking a whack to the back of his head from a bank robber with a baseball bat. Now unless this mugger was super strong, I would call that poor continuity. To be honest, when I made this thread, I had not considered barring PC characters, because those same characters today have been tailored to a more reasonable level, without the heavy fluctuations that plagued them in the past. I mean back in the day Superman could have put of a forest fire with his tears, or just super pissed on it.
Originally posted by Stoic
Name a high feat from Marvel that would trump the high ones of today. Never has the Hulk ever took a step that threatened to sink the Eastern Seaboard for example.