Originally posted by Falcon Man
Alright, that shows he's immune to time dilation but that's not what entering the 'planck length' does. The one it effects are Nate and anyone that he drags with him, inadvertently giving them a sort temporal speed boost.The planet-dimension feat shows Superman exorcising a phantom parallel earth via super-fast specific frequency vibrations, to keep it from colliding with his earth. It doesn't show him traveling between realities, time-lines or universes.
I would like to also mention that Nate fought the Hulk before, so knocking him out won't be easy.
Taken from X-Man Annual 1998
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http://img51.imageshack.us/img51/2697/xmanannual1998page28ima.jpgHe also has Vulcan for back up. That shouldn't be dismissed.
That isn't time dilation. That is total time stop. He sent a whole planet to another dimension from this dimension, you think he can't displace himself from another dimension using the same tactic.
Nobody said this is an easy fight. Superman beats nate however and hal beats vulcan.