Originally posted by abhilegend
Yeah I've seen. Its called Blood & Thunder.
http://s1180.photobucket.com/albums/x402/galanpics/?action=view¤t=dw_supes12.jpgKyle said that on the next page.
That's not really proof.
Jim Ross says the same thing when someone gets smacked with a chair.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Delph?
I don't have to be delph to be disappointed.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Except this isn't WWE. Character statement hold weight given the context.
Uhh.. I'm not buying that.
A) They are roughly the same strength. It's not likely two humans of the same strength could land a haymaker that breaks anothers neck without very drastic circumstances.
B) Kyle's statement isn't near the proof I'd want to hear. Narration or something of an inner monologue with Clark. Otherwise it's just hearsay.
Originally posted by Blight
Uhh.. I'm not buying that.A) They are roughly the same strength. It's not likely two humans of the same strength could land a haymaker that breaks anothers neck without very drastic circumstances.
B) Kyle's statement isn't near the proof I'd want to hear. Narration or something of an inner monologue with Clark. Otherwise it's just hearsay.
The fact that kyle commented on it is enough, given the context. Kyle knows how tough superman is.
That's like saying Spiderman knows the Avengers, so his statement about Sentry vs Galactus holds weight.
I mean, Kyle is a comic book artist, not Prof Hamilton. How would he know how much it would take to punch his head off?
Plus, at the time, Kyle was still a ...wait for it....GREEN Lantern (geddit??) so if he sees a powerful haymaker being thrown, it doesn't necessarily mean it was neck snappingly powerful, only that Kyle was geekgasming.
