All-star doesn't get much love around because a lot of his power is implied and not actually displayed in a manner the other supermen have. I personally don't subscribe to the idea that he isn't as powerful as mainstream superman, I choose to believe he is at least 3 times more powerful than mainstream with some "extras".
Originally posted by Galan007it'd be interesting to see what the super sun would do to Prime.
So long as this fight takes place under the super-sun, I'd side with S1M. Sans that, Prime wins, imo.
Though no assumptions, I'd give it to 1 Mill to beat Prime. Though it'd be an interesting battle to say the least. And not impossible to make it happen in comics and be canon considering the time gaps and various other factors
Originally posted by Branlor SwiftGiven that mainstream Supes didn't gain any extra power from the super-sun, Prime *shouldn't* either... That amp seemed specific to post-700th century versions of Superman.
it'd be interesting to see what the super sun would do to Prime.Though no assumptions, I'd give it to 1 Mill to beat Prime. Though it'd be an interesting battle to say the least. And not impossible to make it happen in comics and be canon considering the time gaps and various other factors
But given Prime's uncanny ability to absorb/amp off of energies he shouldn't be able to absorb/amp from, I really wouldn't be surprised if he were able to absorb some of the superness from the super-sun.
Originally posted by Galan007yeah it's an assumption, but him being him and all made me wonder.
Given that mainstream Supes didn't gain any extra power from the super-sun, Prime *shouldn't* either... That amp seemed specific to post-700th century versions of Superman.But given Prime's uncanny ability to absorb/amp off of energies he shouldn't be able to absorb/amp from, I really wouldn't be surprised if he were able to absorb some of the superness from the super-sun.
Originally posted by Branlor SwiftA Guardian kamikazes in his face. He is atomized. He somehow absorbs the Guardian's power subconsciously. He is warped into the multiverse. He comes back WAY more powerful than he was before.
yeah it's an assumption, but him being him and all made me wonder.
****ing guy became Time Trapper after all
Soah mutch fuhking haxx.
Originally posted by Galan007think that one was explained as for him only being bfr'ed. Though it still doesn't make sense on a couple levels
A Guardian kamikazes in his face. He is atomized. He somehow absorbs the Guardians power, is warped into the multiverse, and comes back WAY more powerful than he was before.Sofaking dum.
Plus it wore off which doesn't really make sense either seeing as it was immortal power
Originally posted by Galan007
That's Prime for ya. It seems like writers use him in whatever way they need to, whether it makes sense or not.In one issue Connor might slap the shit out of him. In another issue he might tank a universe-killing explosion.
Connor's fists>>>>>universe killing explosions. Canon.