Originally posted by abhilegend
Scans please.
LMAO!! Scans? Of what? You posed the question as a hypothetical, "Who CAN move earth" as opposed to "Who HAS moved earth." If not, then you are simply introducing another D.C./Marvel dick measuring contest.
Poor Abby, reacting poorly to how things aren't going over at Damn Clone Comics. I think you need a Rebirth. bye How about a new crossover to fix things: Deadpoole kills the D.C. Universe 😛
Originally posted by Blue Area Vet
LMAO!! Scans? Of what? You posed the question as a hypothetical, "Who CAN move earth" as opposed to "Who HAS moved earth." If not, then you are simply introducing another D.C./Marvel dick measuring contest.Poor Abby, reacting poorly to how things aren't going over at Damn Clone Comics. I think you need a Rebirth. bye How about a new crossover to fix things: Deadpoole kills the D.C. Universe 😛
Originally posted by ghostman
avengers 24
Originally posted by Blue Area Vet
LMAO!! Scans? Of what? You posed the question as a hypothetical, "Who CAN move earth" as opposed to "Who HAS moved earth." If not, then you are simply introducing another D.C./Marvel dick measuring contest.Poor Abby, reacting poorly to how things aren't going over at Damn Clone Comics. I think you need a Rebirth. bye How about a new crossover to fix things: Deadpoole kills the D.C. Universe 😛
Originally posted by abhilegendThe rogue planet was traveling ~500,000mph:
He stopped the planet. That doesn't translate to him moving a planet.
Hyperion stopped it. This means he exerted a force roughly equal to that of a planet traveling at half-a-million mph from a standstill(ie. he didn't gain any forward velocity beforehand.) So yeah, there is no reason at all to assume he couldn't move a planet. That feat alone indicates he can do so rather easily, imo.
Originally posted by Galan007this my friend, this is why you're one of my favorite posters on kmc. No lies. No agendas. No bullsh*t. You just back up everything with facts and on panel statements.
The rogue planet was traveling ~500,000mph:Hyperion stopped it dead in its tracks. This means he exerted a force equal to that of a planet traveling at half-a-million mph from a standstill(ie. he didn't gain any forward velocity beforehand.) So yeah, there is no reason at all to assume he couldn't move a planet. That feat alone indicates he can do so rather easily, imo.
Originally posted by Galan007Lets see if abhi accepts it or does he close his eyes thing and pretend this doesn't count. If I lift a 45 weight off the ground and stop it dead in its tracks even if it's only traveling 50 mph the obviously greater feat is obvious.
The rogue planet was traveling ~500,000mph:Hyperion stopped it dead in its tracks. This means he exerted a force equal to that of a planet traveling at half-a-million mph from a standstill(ie. he didn't gain any forward velocity beforehand.) So yeah, there is no reason at all to assume he couldn't move a planet. That feat alone indicates he can do so rather easily, imo.
Originally posted by Galan007
The rogue planet was traveling ~500,000mph:Hyperion stopped it. This means he exerted a force roughly equal to that of a planet traveling at half-a-million mph from a standstill(ie. he didn't gain any forward velocity beforehand.) So yeah, there is no reason at all to assume he couldn't move a planet. That feat alone indicates he can do so rather easily, imo.
Even in the comic, he wasn't able to do that to the rogue planet solo to place it in the proper orbit. He needed the help of Avengers to do that.
That's what I mean about moving the planet.
