Best travelling speed feats

Originally posted by ODG
Didn't Superman say he flew through a few wormholes?

Action Comics V2 #35

http://i.imgur.com/Zl0KPhL.jpg

Tells Bruce he flew through a few black holes

Action Comics V2 #36

http://i.imgur.com/WxffFoV.jpg

Superman confirms he survived a black hole and 60 days in deep space.

This adds more to his feat than it takes away.

Also im looking for a few hyperspace scans, which basically states that to enter hyperspace you need to bypass lightspeed first; does anyone have it?

Originally posted by ODG
Didn't Superman say he flew through a few wormholes?

Originally posted by VastoLord1234
Action Comics V2 #35

http://i.imgur.com/Zl0KPhL.jpg

Tells Bruce he flew through a few black holes

Action Comics V2 #36

http://i.imgur.com/WxffFoV.jpg

Superman confirms he survived a black hole and 60 days in deep space.

This adds more to his feat than it takes away.

Haha, the writer flat out told that Superman was flying from the end of the universe and it was stated too that he was flying through space for sixty days non stop. But ODG gotta lowball.

ODG isn't wrong though. Superman himself admits he was flying through Black Holes on his way to Earth.

Originally posted by carver9
ODG isn't wrong though. Superman himself admits he was flying through Black Holes on his way to Earth.

So yeah, **** off both of you.

Black holes are not wormholes, it's not interchangeable facepalm@those desperate lowball attempts.

Originally posted by ODG
Obviously, for Superman, flying through black holes is incredibly draining. But black holes clearly also act as shortcuts as just one black hole flung him to the other side of the universe straight up. It's difficult to guess just how much pure distance he traversed under his own power without the aid of black holes. Seems more a durability/stamina feat than anything.

Never disagreed or agreed with anything that was said here. What I did say was what he said about the Black holes were true.

Originally posted by Reflassshh
Gotta ask you something, do black hole equate to wormhole in rl?

There are no wormholes in RL. Black Holes on the other hand do exis.

The feat is impressive because traveling 60 days through space from one end of the universe to the other would most likely bring you close to multiple black holes, surviving this and still keep on traveling is one of the more cheesy space feats.

Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbe
Black holes are not wormholes, it's not interchangeable facepalm@those desperate lowball attempts.

I didn't look at the scans, so not sure if that's the case here.

Originally posted by Mindset
This is true, but comics treat wormholes and black holes the same, a lot.

I didn't look at the scans, so not sure if that's the case here.

Might be but it's stated that way. In this instance a black hole was used to destroy, so it is safe to say that the black holes were a surviving feat, the distance to travel a speed feat, to impress the readers. If they were meant to be wormholes, shortcuts it would have been stated so. Except of this, one would need to know every wormhole and where you end up entering it, to use them effectively, this king if knowledge seems to be rather rare.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Haha, the writer flat out told that Superman was flying from the end of the universe and it was stated too that he was flying through space for sixty days non stop. But ODG gotta lowball.

And people will still ignore it.

Originally posted by Reflassshh
Gotta ask you something, do black hole equate to wormhole in rl?

It's all still theory. Anyone who gives you a definite yes/no answer is only sharing their personal belief, just like religious fanatics.

Originally posted by Scoobless
It's all still theory. Anyone who gives you a definite yes/no answer is only sharing their personal belief, just like religious fanatics.

Yes, only a theory, so no RL wormholes , great we agree.

Originally posted by Golgo13
And people will still ignore it.

http://i.imgur.com/GmypRXp.jpg

ODG didn't say a thing wrong. Nothing about the black hole.

If you think about it, a black hole should slow him down because of the gravitational pull. So each had to weaken him quite a bit, so he traveled not even at full power.

Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbe
If you think about it, a black hole should slow him down because of the gravitational pull. So each had to weaken him quite a bit, so he traveled not even at full power.

Yeah, that's quite a feat.

Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbe
If you think about it, a black hole should slow him down because of the gravitational pull. So each had to weaken him quite a bit, so he traveled not even at full power.