Rank these guys by lifting strength

Started by Damborgson8 pages

Abhi, confirm?

Originally posted by Damborgson
Abhi, confirm?
If you're talking about my post, it doesn't need confirmation from him. It was the entire point of Johns' Infinite Crisis, it undid the knot/reboot in the timestream in 1985.
Right after that, the original Legion showed up in Superman, also written by Johns, and he mentioned not having seen them since the Crisis on Infinite Earths.
Batman stories, Nightwing stories, Justice League, pretty much all of the titles then began referencing stories from the 50s, 60s and 70s. Even most people's origins were reset back to their original origin rather than their post-Crisis introductions. In many cases, DC even re-released their original origin issue.
And those references even have started happening again since Rebirth, now that the malleable universe that Metron mentioned in John's Justice League heading into the Darkseid War has been reset to the Pre-52 state with minor alterations.
In one of the Rebirth issues, just for example, they recalled the Rainbow Batman story from 1957.

Originally posted by Damborgson
Abhi, confirm?

Yeah it is. But I'm not comfortable with using pre crisis stories.

They took elements of pre-crisis and mixed them in. New 52 took some away. Current Superman did associate with the Legion as a teen, but his youth was different from pre- crisis Superboy. So current Superman is basically a different character.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Yeah it is. But I'm not comfortable with using pre crisis stories.

Hmmm, interesting.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
They took elements of pre-crisis and mixed them in. New 52 took some away. Current Superman did associate with the Legion as a teen, but his youth was different from pre- crisis Superboy. So current Superman is basically a different character.

ermm

Every story with the Legion was canonized by Lightning saga and Legion of three worlds.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Yeah it is. But I'm not comfortable with using pre crisis stories.
Yea, it’s all canon, it’s a matter that I don’t consider feats from 50 years to be accurate even if canon. I always thought it was retarded when people do it for Hulk and Thor as well.

But my point remains. That’s all one character.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
Hulk doesn’t have to be infinite to press Earth weight.

He just has to overpower.....six tons?

Not sure why you think that's a feat....

I'm going to agree with darksaint and pick a DC guy just because.

👆. Hulksters scan actually proves my point.

Inferior equipment means that just because something is incalculable, doesn't mean it's infinite.

Just means your tech isn't as great as you thought it was.

Case in point, trying to use a six ton press to determine the Hulks strength. Of course it's going to fail.

man. I'm so involved in this. I really need to defend superman on this.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
He just has to overpower.....six tons?

Not sure why you think that's a feat....

So Samson determines that Hulk has no limit based on 6 tons? Clearly that's the weight of the machine as opposed to the hydrological force.

Clearly? Based on what, your desire for it to be more?

What's the limit of that machine, then? And the point still stands.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
👆. Hulksters scan actually proves my point.

Inferior equipment means that just because something is incalculable, doesn't mean it's infinite.

Just means your tech isn't as great as you thought it was.

Case in point, trying to use a six ton press to determine the Hulks strength. Of course it's going to fail.

What is your bases for declaring Thinker's machine inferior? 70s comics were less sophisticated and didn't go through efforts to be scientifically precise despite the same intentions. The press weighs 6 tons but that has nothing to do with the hydraulic pressure.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Clearly? Based on what, your desire for it to be more?

What's the limit of that machine, then? And the point still stands.

You're basing the inferiority of the machines based on your desire for them to be. If it was about the incapability of the machines, they would state that he is beyond the machine's capability to measure. That is not what Thinker says. He is using numeric equations to calculate strength and determines Hulk to be incalculable. Those numbers have nothing to do with the machine's capabilities.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
So Samson determines that Hulk has no limit based on 6 tons? Clearly that's the weight of the machine as opposed to the hydrological force.

Basically. I'm sure the machine Superman was benching earth weights on didn't weigh anywhere close to the weight of Earth.

Originally posted by carver9
Basically. I'm sure the machine Superman was benching earth weights on didn't weigh anywhere close to the weight of Earth.
So one scientist say superman is benching the earths weight on a small machine and certain people drool at the mouth while another scientist says hulk while under a 6 ton press strength has no limit, but certain people try and dismiss hulks feat to shield superman??? Supermans feat was given numbers while hulks was given........ Well.... No limit....Hulk is stronger by feats.

Originally posted by carver9
Basically. I'm sure the machine Superman was benching earth weights on didn't weigh anywhere close to the weight of Earth.

So basically screw the intentions of the writer? He doesn't have any artistic license to what he wants to show.

Somehow Hulk struggling with 6 tons weight is more impressive than Superman benching entire Earth's weight because "Hulk's strength was not given any number".

Guess what, neither was Superman.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-XSDNzaCB-aM/Uw15JIPF_MI/AAAAAAAAxEg/8Ti9dGm2uUw/s1600/p13_1.jpg
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-o2qmwTap-Vw/Uw15N6Z3LCI/AAAAAAAAxFw/JSFgWFVgpg8/s1600/p13_2.jpg
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-1cm1bEn8E04/Uw15OB01FCI/AAAAAAAAxGA/Pvbdg3RyN7Q/s1600/p13_3.jpg

The only reason he even strained was because he was weakened after five days away from sun and this was lower level stuff for him.

So Hulk strains at 6 tons. Superman strains at 6 sextillion tons while weakened.

Somehow that makes Superman weaker because Samson said so.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
You're basing the inferiority of the machines based on your desire for them to be. If it was about the incapability of the machines, they would state that he is beyond the machine's capability to measure. That is not what Thinker says. He is using numeric equations to calculate strength and determines Hulk to be incalculable. Those numbers have nothing to do with the machine's capabilities.

Then what does "incalculable" mean if it has nothing to do the instruments capabilities?

Does it mean "infinite"?