Originally posted by 8swords
wait till abhi gets here. 😂
It doesn't matter. On average Superman would be cut by a weapon forged of adamantium, based on being cut by less.
The Destroyer and Thanos are not Heralds. The Destroyer is the only thing mentioned here to be composed of a substance that is superior to adamantium.
I think it's just different properties. You can have a heat/fire resistant material like kevlar that is capable of being cut by scissors and fashioned into garments. It's not necessarily counterintuitive. Metals get forged in heat so it stands to reason that adamantium liquifies at a set boiling point. It doesn't mean that when it's forged into a blade it can't cut a material which wouldn't be damaged if it were exposed to adamantium's boiling point heat.
Originally posted by MF DELPH
I think it's just different properties. You can have a heat/fire resistant material like kevlar that is capable of being cut by scissors and fashioned into garments. It's not necessarily counterintuitive. Metals get forged in heat so it stands to reason that adamantium liquifies at a set boiling point. It doesn't mean that when it's forged into a blade it can't cut a material which wouldn't be damaged if it were exposed to adamantium's boiling point heat.