Originally posted by DarkSaint85I do know because neither it nor any evidence of it wasn't shown and thus it doesn't exist. There is evidence of him stopping the bullet with his hands almost cold though because it appears that way from the scan.
Yes, but you don't know for certain Ozy didn't move his hands out to the side a further distance to slow the bullet down do you?
Originally posted by DarkSaint85Which should inform you about how obvious it is that the sniper was aiming at Mr. Freeze the entire time and Batman couldn't do sh1t about it but take out the sniper after the fact... because "the bullet [is] too fast."
Aim dodging...but Batman didn't know about it until after the gun was fired, no?
There is evidence of it shown, though.
When the bullet hits him, his hands are in front of him (as evidence d by the * at the end of his hiiya).
In the next panel, his hands are to his sides.
Therefore, after the bullet hit his hands, he moved them to the sides (and also spun a bit midair) to slow the bullet down.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Aim dodging...but Batman didn't know about it until after the gun was fired, no?
He said at best it's aim dodging, which was being generous, because it's not aim dodging.
A sniper shot at Mister Freeze. The bullet hit Mister Freeze. Batman turned and knocked the shooter of the roof with some Batarangs with his internal narration directly stating that the shooter was too good, and that the bullet was too fast.
Not sure how any of that suggest that he dodged a sniper round after it was fired.
Originally posted by srankmissingnin
He said at best it's aim dodging, which was being generous, because it's not aim dodging.A sniper shot at Mister Freeze. The bullet hit Mister Freeze. Batman turned and knocked the shooter of the roof with some Batarangs with his internal narration directly stating that the shooter was too good, and that the bullet was too fast.
Not sure how any of that suggest that he dodged a sniper round after it was fired.
OK.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
There is evidence of it shown, though.When the bullet hits him, his hands are in front of him (as evidence d by the * at the end of his hiiya).
In the next panel, his hands are to his sides.
Therefore, after the bullet hit his hands, he moved them to the sides (and also spun a bit midair) to slow the bullet down.
No, the bullet was already stopped relative to his hands in the panel. How he moves his hands afterward is irrelevant.
Its a static representation of a whole series of images, h1. In the panel shown, Ozy catches the bullet. No one disputes that.
In the next, he is lying twisted away, with his arms by his side.
None of us are disputing he has the ability to catch the bullet, physical or skillwise.
What we are disputing is your arbitrary twisting of number application, and placing random numbers onto the sequence to bolster your case. You're trying to blind us with numbers, but the assumptions on which your calculations are based are very very shaky.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85False, it is clear from the scan that he stopped the bullet less than 1inch stopping distance. Nothing is made up.
Its a static representation of a whole series of images, h1. In the panel shown, Ozy catches the bullet. No one disputes that.In the next, he is lying twisted away, with his arms by his side.
None of us are disputing he has the ability to catch the bullet, physical or skillwise.
What we are disputing is your arbitrary twisting of number application, and placing random numbers onto the sequence to bolster your case. You're trying to blind us with numbers, but the assumptions on which your calculations are based are very very shaky.
A bullet would simply pass through CA's or Batman's hand if they tried to catch it.
Originally posted by h1a8
False, it is clear from the scan that he stopped the bullet less than 1inch stopping distance. Nothing is made up.A bullet would simply pass through CA's or Batman's hand if they tried to catch it.
So his body being hit in midair, and its subsequent twisting from the impact to slow the bullet down, plus the fact that a lot of energy was absorbed by his flesh as the bullet penetrated his palm...you're not taking that into account?
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
So his body being hit in midair, and its subsequent twisting from the impact to slow the bullet down, plus the fact that a lot of energy was absorbed by his flesh as the bullet penetrated his palm...you're not taking that into account?
Of course not. That takes away from the feat. 😉