Originally posted by DarkSaint85
John Byrne Superman is the same as infinite book lifting Superman.
That is completely different...especially when we are talking about a character that can amp on a whim. If Superman could just stand in one spot and go Super Saiyan, then yes, your bootleg statement would hold some weight.
Originally posted by carver9
That is completely different...especially when we are talking about a character that can amp on a whim. If Superman could just stand in one spot and go Super Saiyan, then yes, your bootleg statement would hold some weight.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Superman in his normal power level lifted both infinite book and slowed spectre's fall. He doesn't need to go super saiyan to do that like puny hulk.
And in the same book he struggled to stop a ship from falling and needed assistance. There goes the infinite weight statement. Both Wonder Woman and Superman failed to stop Spectre. There goes the second infinite weight. Superman have peers, peers that are far weaker than WWH or WBH. Moral of story, your post...
Originally posted by carver9
And in the same book he struggled to stop a ship from falling and needed assistance. There goes the infinite weight statement. Both Wonder Woman and Superman failed to stop Spectre. There goes the second infinite weight. Superman have peers, peers that are far weaker than WWH or WBH. Moral of story, your post...
lol @ acting like that ship is some sort of low feat.
Maybe read the comic, and try again.
Originally posted by carver9
And in the same book he struggled to stop a ship from falling and needed assistance. There goes the infinite weight statement. Both Wonder Woman and Superman failed to stop Spectre. There goes the second infinite weight. Superman have peers, peers that are far weaker than WWH or WBH. Moral of story, your post...
Originally posted by carver9
Even though Savage Hulk has shaken infinite of dimensions in a fist fight doesn't mean he has infinite strength. Thinking otherwise is insane. This goes for Superman as well.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Shaking something and lifting something aren't the same thing. One was hyperbole and the other isn't. Not hard to guess which one was hyperbole coming from the silver age.
How is it hyperbole when they show dimensions being shaked and its stated that an infinite number of dimensions is being destroyed and the dimensions that is being shown during this scuffle is being ripped through by the shockwaves of Hulk punches.
That's like me saying, the book that Superman and Cap lifted doesnt have infinite pages since we have no proof of this "outside of a statement". Then, let's not even include the fact that the book is magical which makes it even more ambiguous.
Originally posted by carver9
How is it hyperbole when they show dimensions being shaked and its stated that an infinite number of dimensions is being destroyed and the dimensions that is being shown during this scuffle is being ripped through by the shockwaves of Hulk punches.That's like me saying, the book that Superman and Cap lifted doesnt have infinite pages since we have no proof of this "outside of a statement". Then, let's not even include the fact that the book is magical which makes it even more ambiguous.
http://www.mynetimages.com/viewimage/fd94c647a7
Compare that to this
http://i1007.photobucket.com/albums/af191/lgu88/Superman/Crazy%20Feats/adventuresof649a.jpg
Hulk again comes short. Oops.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Yeah they only sent shockwaves through dimensions when he and Iron clad collided in nexus of all realities. Context carver, context.http://www.mynetimages.com/viewimage/fd94c647a7
Compare that to this
http://i1007.photobucket.com/albums/af191/lgu88/Superman/Crazy%20Feats/adventuresof649a.jpg
Hulk again comes short. Oops.
WTF? The punches was still traveling to an infinite amount of Dimensions causing destruction. I can understand if it was one or two dimensions, it was and infinite amount which still makes it an infinite ft.
I'm not impressed by your second scan and you should know why.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Yeah they only sent shockwaves through dimensions when he and Iron clad collided in nexus of all realities. Context carver, context.http://www.mynetimages.com/viewimage/fd94c647a7
Compare that to this
http://i1007.photobucket.com/albums/af191/lgu88/Superman/Crazy%20Feats/adventuresof649a.jpg
Hulk again comes short. Oops.
Context is for lesser beings . Not for the head prophet of the Gamma God .
Originally posted by carver9
WTF? The punches was still traveling to an infinite amount of Dimensions causing destruction. I can understand if it was one or two dimensions, it was and infinite amount which still makes it an infinite ft.I'm not impressed by your second scan and you should know why.
Except the concussive force from those punches reverberated through the pathways leading to infinite dimensions , nothing is mentioned about them causing havoc to these dimensions themselves .
The "cataclysmic upheavals and unimaginable destruction" caused by these punches is clearly depicted as being limited to the Crossroads
itself . Nothing is mentioned about the destruction reaching any of the other infinite dimensions .
The fact that Hulk was only able to do this because he was present in an interdimensional nexus point , further reduces the wankage that you are putting behind this feat .
Originally posted by carver9
WTF? The punches was still traveling to an infinite amount of Dimensions causing destruction. I can understand if it was one or two dimensions, it was and infinite amount which still makes it an infinite ft.I'm not impressed by your second scan and you should know why.
You are hopeless.
