Who can perform this feat?

Originally posted by Zack Fair
The "And shut the **** up" is epic ROFL

Originally posted by pym-ftw
A stone city block vs a steel skyscraper? ...

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Your marvel love is astounding, really.

Does anyone know the issue# of that Superboy showing? Can't find it.

Damn thats a sick feat.

Originally posted by abhilegend
A whole city not just a city block under a gravity field several times more than Earth is lighter than a skyscraper when we saw several skyscrapers on it already?

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Your marvel love is astounding, really.

Originally posted by pym-ftw
steel is roughly 5 times heavier and you know the volume being larger... please dont make me go all H1

😂

Its a very small city, and the fact you don't see my point shows a lack of spacial reasoning.

It was a very big city in fact. Read the comics first and then talk. Once again, your marvel love is astounding.

I am seeing a very weird idea that somehow a skyscraper is heavier than a city WHICH HAS SEVERAL SKYSCRAPERS.

Also can I see a mid herald throwing a city out of orbit by pure strength and not argue about a skyscraper being heavier than it?

I think it is silly to believe the baxter building would weight more than the city. I do get the material is different, and being heavier, but it is still kind of silly to believe it would weight more than the entire city IMHO. No offense.

Pre-Flashpoint Lobo. If he could roll an entire city into an energy orb the size of a bon-bon and eat it...I could see him chucking one into orbit if he's sufficiently pissed.

Agreed.

Okay well i guess i have to give a class on spacial reasoning

After a cholera outbreak, Chicago decided to put in a sewer system. Obviously in order to do that they had to raise the city block by city block. City blocks weigh in at. 5-8k tons.

The Chrysler building which we can use as a rough copy of the Baxter building weighs in at nearly 300k tons.

Originally posted by pym-ftw
Okay well i guess i have to give a class on spacial reasoning

After a cholera outbreak, Chicago decided to put in a sewer system. Obviously in order to do that they had to raise the city block by city block. City blocks weigh in at. 5-8k tons.

The Chrysler building which we can use as a rough copy of the Baxter building weighs in at nearly 300k tons.

Originally posted by pym-ftw
Okay well i guess i have to give a class on spacial reasoning

After a cholera outbreak, Chicago decided to put in a sewer system. Obviously in order to do that they had to raise the city block by city block. City blocks weigh in at. 5-8k tons.

The Chrysler building which we can use as a rough copy of the Baxter building weighs in at nearly 300k tons.

Originally posted by pym-ftw
Okay well i guess i have to give a class on spacial reasoning

After a cholera outbreak, Chicago decided to put in a sewer system. Obviously in order to do that they had to raise the city block by city block. City blocks weigh in at. 5-8k tons.

The Chrysler building which we can use as a rough copy of the Baxter building weighs in at nearly 300k tons.

And no, mixing real life stuff with comics never ends well.

Even then, how many city blocks span the entire city?

If we say each block weighs a minimum of 5,000 tons, and there's 100 blocks in the city(there's tons more though), then that's 500,000 tons right there.

Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbe
Mid Heralds?
Thor and Hulk

Stop trying to low ball superman by not including him on your list that he most certainly deserves to be on.

Originally posted by KingD19
Even then, how many city blocks span the entire city?

If we say each block weighs a minimum of 5,000 tons, and there's 100 blocks in the city(there's tons more though), then that's 500,000 tons right there.

Even under a gravity machine which increased its weight by double its still 260,000 tons shy.

Hell even if somehow the buildings were increased tenfold and held its still in line with my original point.

Originally posted by pym-ftw
the City is illustrated and its fairly small, id say at most a maximum if four square blocks.

Even under a gravity machine which increased its weight by double its still 260,000 tons shy.

Hell even if somehow the buildings were increased tenfold and held its still in line with my original point.

We have a genius here along with the great H1a8 who can view the size of a city by just viewing it on the page.

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The lengths which some people go to lowball a feat is lulzworthy.