Sentry, Gladiator, Hypherion Vs Flash

Originally posted by carver9
As stated on panel minus any assumptions, Gladiator traveled 100 times the speed of light. What's Flash best speed ft?

Originally posted by carver9
By the way, Havok isn't close to that kind of power these days. His classic days were great though.

Originally posted by carver9
...you found a scan (even though its older than my grandma).

I like how when it's against you, you call the age of the feat into question, but when it suits you, suddenly, the entire history of a character is fair game 👆

DCnU Barry's best speed feat? Time-travelling.

Edit: one more:

Originally posted by carver9
My grandma wasn't born when that comic came out. That's hilarious. Do you have any 1990-2000 yr scans?

lol^

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
I like how when it's against you, you call the age of the feat into question, but when it suits you, suddenly, the entire history of a character is fair game 👆

DCnU Barry's best speed feat? Time-travelling.

Edit: one more:

Lol...Gladiator has limited showings. I have nothing but classic scans to choose from. I also brought up him flying 200 light yrs in a short amount of time.

When did he use speed to go back in time?

Oh, and Havok doesn't? So you admit, apart from the classic scans, you have nothing to choose from to show he is still at that old level?

But of course, you will argue he has the same power levels. Without realising, hey, that's precisely what other people were saying when they showed their old scans.

200 light years in...how long?

When he was trying to fix the time stream.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Oh, and Havok doesn't? So you admit, apart from the classic scans, you have nothing to choose from to show he is still at that old level?

But of course, you will argue he has the same power levels. Without realising, hey, that's precisely what other people were saying when they showed their old scans.

200 light years in...how long?

When he was trying to fix the time stream.

200 light yrs in a few minutes.

Scans of the Flash showing. Also, how fast do you have to time travel in DC? Light speed?

In DC, you have the sound barrier, then the light barrier, then the time barrier. So Superman can travel faster than light, but doesn't time travel.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
In DC, you have the sound barrier, then the light barrier, then the time barrier. So Superman can travel faster than light, but doesn't time travel.

So how fast do you have to go to time travel? What scene are you talking about? Can you provide scans of the showing?

Originally posted by carver9
So how fast do you have to go to time travel? What scene are you talking about? Can you provide scans of the showing?

So fast that time not only stops but starts to go backward.

How fast is that? Isn't it said that once you reach light speed, there's the chance you can time travel? Just guessing from what I've heard. So how fast would flash have to go to achieve time travel?

Originally posted by carver9
How fast is that? Isn't it said that once you reach light speed, there's the chance you can time travel? Just guessing from what I've heard. So how fast would flash have to go to achieve time travel?

It is faster than time. That is the answer.

And how fast is that?

Originally posted by carver9
And how fast is that?

Faster than time. Isn't this clear enough. A speed so high that time becomes irrelevant and where you can move back and forth in time. Faster than any travel speed in comics.

Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbe
Faster than time. Isn't this clear enough. A speed so high that time becomes irrelevant and where you can move back and forth in time. Faster than any travel speed in comics.

Time becomes irrelevant at the speed of light. So how fast was Flash going. Help me understand this. Example...Captain Atom was moving in microseconds but time stood still for him while doing this. How fast would you have to be to time travel in DC?

Originally posted by carver9
Time becomes irrelevant at the speed of light. So how fast was Flash going. Help me understand this. Example...Captain Atom was moving in microseconds but time stood still for him while doing this. How fast would you have to be to time travel in DC?

Wrong. Greater speeds than the speed of light are possible. Im comics, dc and marvel even for living beings. CA was moving fast, yet time still went on, even if microseconds. To time travel you have to be faster than that, far faster, so fast you break out of time, there is no specific number but it is faster than any travel speed in comics that didn't break the time barrier, it doesn't matter if it's dc or marvel btw.

Or easier, take the greatest speed feats im marvel and dc, if they didn't break out of time because of that speed they were still to slow.

Time stops at light speed. We can measure this because light is the same speed no matter the measurement. To time travel, einsteins 4th dimension, you'd be moving too forward or past as easily as going forward or back in 3d space.

Flash vibrates at such speeds he links every version of flash across the DC omniverse, then they similtaneously yell at the enemy team at such a high vibration that the omniverse shatters.

Originally posted by carver9
Was it said in the comic that he was across the Universe? I don't think a lot of people take Paks opinion as 100% gold unless we are nitpicking what to accept and decline from Pak?

Yeah, no. You are not lowballing this feat.

Originally posted by Rorschach
So it looks like Superman escaped from that black hole in Superman Doomed #2.

Either that or it teleported him somewhere.

Originally posted by Board Walker
Flash vibrates at such speeds he links every version of flash across the DC omniverse, then they similtaneously yell at the enemy team at such a high vibration that the omniverse shatters.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Yeah, no. You are not lowballing this feat.

Where?

"Endless space". Now the writer confirmed it.