Originally posted by Golgo13what exactly are you poking fun at? i'd like to know flat out
Because you like poking fun at me, I'll poke fun at you. It's only fair. 🧑⚕️
all i can gather is that you guys are having an emotional moment over a feat and you're going at someone you dislike for your own reasons in some sort of quasi-role reversal type thing. is that it? awww. i hope not...
Originally posted by psycho gundam
what exactly are you poking fun at? i'd like to know flat outall i can gather is that you guys are having an emotional moment over a feat and you're going at someone you dislike for your own reasons in some sort of quasi-role reversal type thing. is that it? awww. i hope not...
I told you, Moran, I didn't want Superman to be so strong. It's going against what I wanted. I also stated a while ago that I wanted all the lantern corps to be dwindled down as well.
Originally posted by psycho gundam
what exactly are you poking fun at? i'd like to know flat outall i can gather is that you guys are having an emotional moment over a feat and you're going at someone you dislike for your own reasons in some sort of quasi-role reversal type thing. is that it? awww. i hope not...
Originally posted by Golgo13
IF? It IS legit and Pre-Flashpoint doesn't have any strength feats like that.
Lifting infitnity and holding or slowing infinity. Doesn't get better then this tbh. And the infinity book feat was legit imho. Though the DCnU supes should be on the same level I guess, as this wasn't his limit, bench pressing earth for 5 days without the sun... anyway, it doesn't matter who wins here both are >>>>>>>>>>> Hulk strength wise 😄.
Edit: And yes, I think Supermans has infinite strength, if he needs to and Morisson made it pretty clear with the best strength feat in comic history.
Originally posted by Golgo13
IF? It IS legit and Pre-Flashpoint doesn't have any strength feats like that.
Moving Mageddon which was bigger than the sun
Moving Warworld against the force of its engines with the power of Imperiex
Lifting the infinite book
Moving a solar system that was quickly growing to full size
Smashing all the planets inside the Galactic Golem
etc.
Originally posted by Batman-PrimeIf we take the infinite book feat, then no character that has, does or will ever exist can surpass Superman in strength. I don't think anybody agrees with that - it's not even a high feat, it's a cop-out feat.
Lifting infitnity and holding or slowing infinity. Doesn't get better then this tbh. And the infinity book feat was legit imho. Though the DCnU supes should be on the same level I guess, as this wasn't his limit, bench pressing earth for 5 days without the sun... anyway, it doesn't matter who wins here both are >>>>>>>>>>> Hulk strength wise 😄.
On the other hand, once we compare how pre-Flashpoint Superman performs in terms of planet/moon moving (i.e. always needing help, and sometimes even failing with that help) to this Superman (by his lonesome, casually, without sunlight for days-on-end), the picture is quite clear.
Originally posted by Endless MikeHe moved its chains, not Mageddon itself. Unquantifiable, you have no way to prove it's equivalent to planet moving, nevermind casual planet moving, for days-on-end, without the main source of his power - sunlight.
Moving Mageddon which was bigger than the sun
Originally posted by Endless MikeHe was sundipped. 😐
Moving Warworld against the force of its engines with the power of Imperiex
Originally posted by Endless MikeAlready adressed.
Lifting the infinite book
Originally posted by Endless MikeThose weren't planets, it would be generous to call them planetoids.
Smashing all the planets inside the Galactic Golemetc.
Originally posted by Philosophía
If we take the infinite book feat, then no character that has, does or will ever exist can surpass Superman in strength. I don't think anybody agrees with that - it's not even a high feat, it's a cop-out feat.On the other hand, once we compare how pre-Flashpoint Superman performs in terms of planet/moon moving (i.e. always needing help, and sometimes even failing with that help) to this Superman (by his lonesome, casually, without sunlight for days-on-end), the picture is quite clear.
The difference between this version and pre-Flashpoint is maturity imo. Pre-Flashpoint Superman was holding back a lot, he was quite careful with his powers and was reasonable enough to ask for help if possible. However, once it was clear that everything is at stake and he is the only chance the Universe has, OWAW or FC, he did those feats without much trouble.
Current Superman is younger and seems more ready to push his limits without considering all consequences. All in all I think both are equals and have a limitless potential. Pre-Flashpoint already proved that and current is on the best way to prove it too.
Originally posted by Batman-Prime
The difference between this version and pre-Flashpoint is maturity imo. Pre-Flashpoint Superman was holding back a lot, he was quite careful with his powers and was reasonable enough to ask for help if possible. However, once it was clear that everything is at stake and he is the only chance the Universe has, OWAW or FC, he did those feats without much trouble.
Current Superman is younger and seems more ready to push his limits without considering all consequences. All in all I think both are equals and have a limitless potential. Pre-Flashpoint already proved that and current is on the best way to prove it too.
I was hoping that they would gradually build Superman's strength. This was kind of out of the blue.