She's done it a handful of times prior to the reboot. I personally wouldn't put it above the power of Captain Marvel's "Shazam!" bolts (which is technically the same source of power, Zeus' lightning). To that end, I definitely wouldn't compare it to a Godblast.
At best, her bracers would discharge lightning comparable to Thor's upper tiered lightning.
She's done it a handful of times prior to the reboot. I personally wouldn't put it above the power of Captain Marvel's "Shazam!" bolts (which is technically the same source of power, Zeus' lightning). To that end, I definitely wouldn't compare it to a Godblast. At best, her bracers would discharge lightning comparable to Thor's upper tiered lightning.
But, if it is "Zeus Lightning" why it is below Zeus power ? The attack showed any limitations (like not defeating someone) ?
Why you put it below Godblast and Captain Marvel blast ?
I saw a guy claiming this attack is skyfather level and he compared to a Odin blast.
Originally posted by eaebiakuya
But, if it is "Zeus Lightning" why it is below Zeus power ? The attack showed any limitations (like not defeating someone) ?Why you put it below Godblast and Captain Marvel blast ?
I saw a guy claiming this attack is skyfather level and he compared to a Odin blast.
Because in the case of Captain Marvel and Diana, having the ability to summon an aspect of Zeus' power is not the same as Zeus himself using that power. Each time it was used, it was effective, but to apply a no-limits style fallacy on either attack isn't the right way to go about it, either.
Godblast, frankly, has far more examples showcasing its power scale than either the bracers or the Shazam! bolt.
There's nothing that attack did, save damage the Cottus (sp?) - the creature that Diana's "clay" was taken from - underwater, that even remotely puts it on the level of Thor's best lightning attacks, let alone Odin's power.
Originally posted by JakeTheBank
[B]Because in the case of Captain Marvel and Diana, having the ability to summon an aspect of Zeus' power is not the same as Zeus himself using that power. Each time it was used, it was effective, but to apply a no-limits style fallacy on either attack isn't the right way to go about it, either.
I agree with this logic.
But you know if it ever was said in a comic ?