Originally posted by Time Immemorial
First off, black holes and worm holes are like apples and orange different. This is a fact.
It wasn't a natural black hole.
Originally posted by ODG
A friggin black hole deposited him on the other side of the universe in the first place, you dingus. In the same exact storyline.
Where is you proof he went through the same "worm holes" that got him to there in the first place.
As it stands, nothing on panel, nor the writers confirms this opinion of yours.
BTW, name calling won't rustle my jimmies.
Did I rustle yours though?
Originally posted by Time ImmemorialI'm not saying you're stupid.
Where is you proof he went through the same "worm holes" that got him to there in the first place.As it stands, nothing on panel, nor the writers confirms this opinion of yours.
BTW, name calling won't rustle my jimmies.
Did I rustle yours though?
You are. I mean, I just wouldn't say it.
Let me know when the concept of "black holes = wormholes to other points in space" enters your mind. Apparently, reading the comic itself didn't impress that upon you. Then again, you may just have never actually read the comic. Maybe you just thought Superman happened to be on the other side of the universe on a vacation, said location having nothing to do with a black hole.
Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbeForgetting of course that I was the one who pointed out it was also durability/stamina feat in the first place. Nobody even remembered he went through black holes on the return trip until I pointed it out.
So everyone, the comic and the writer of said comic, agree that he traveled the distance? Good. Case closed.The day multiple Black Holes are used to lowball Superman, I have seen it all.
Dis irony, right here.
Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbe
So everyone, the comic and the writer of said comic, agree that he traveled the distance? Good. Case closed.The day multiple Black Holes are used to lowball Superman, I have seen it all.
Originally posted by ODGAgain, a wall of void and worthless text.
@ReflassshhSeriously, if you can't even begin to fathom how moronic you were to start this conversation, I can only assume your forced ignorance is the only avenue of trolling you've got left. In which case, you merit no further response until you let us know:
Will you provide proof of your 'take' on the feat or will you keep throwing empty passive-agressive insults?
For anybody who doesn't know aka ODG, the first black hole was specifically created by superman to take himself and Brainiac away from Earth.
Originally posted by abhilegend
And this is a big spoiler.Spoiler:
Looks like pre-52 DCU and the pre-COIE DCU are going to return.http://i.imgur.com/hS6nQfR.jpg
And Superman endures a black hole just fine.
A very big black hole I might add.
It's not a proof of natural black hole working in the comic as a wormhole every time.
I don't want to drag out an old debate but wanted to talk about the overlord effect that hawkman was talking about.
He said that "The overlord effect is a forced firing of a ships hyper drive engines".
It basically forced the ships to fire their hyper drive engines, the ships were then flung billion light years away using their own power.
He also stated that superman won't get affected because "Superman is a human being. He has no drive engines".
He thought that since superman didn't have hyperdrive ability or engines, the overlord effect had nothing to use to fling him. But since superman was flung by the overlord then it stands to reason that he has hyperdrive ability and since the the overlord effect uses the engines of the ships to force fire them, it stands to reason that the overlord effect used superman's ability to toss him into deep space.
Not sure how far he was flung, other ships were flung billion light years, so why not superman? I think the distance is open to debate, but superman was flung using his own power and ability.
Originally posted by abhilegend
That's not what happened in the comic. He searched Earth, Zenn La and one another planet IIRC.
His light trail was clearly shown to bounce off various planets as he himself notes that he has already searched entire galaxies.
Thats after he searches Zenn La
In the very next panel he finally finds life on a planet
For starters, theres nothing to suggest that the blackholes superman flew through connected any part of the universe; i know where ODG got that assumption from, its probably the blackhole/wormhole generated in Doomed #2; which was generated through braniacs ship being collided/destroyed. Furthermore Pak himself confirmed supermans feat; superman also confirmed his feat. So there shouldnt be any room for lowballing.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Anyway, other than some whining by ODG which is expected, everybody agrees that superman crossed the universe in sixty days?Good.
Superman flew from the end of the universe in 2 months without aid or help, confirmed by Pak and superman himself, there shouldnt be any room for arguments, as its an established and confirmed feat.
Originally posted by ODGThis actually makes perfect sense. 👆
He got to the other end of the universe in the first place using a black hole. It's how he got stranded there in the first place. Comic clearly states he flew through a few black holes. Why in the hell would he fly through more black holes, if not to help him get back?
Originally posted by The Gray Ghost
His light trail was clearly shown to bounce off various planets as he himself notes that he has already searched entire galaxies.Thats after he searches Zenn La
In the very next panel he finally finds life on a planet
