Comic Book Questions & Discussion

Originally posted by abhilegend
Lolwut? Thor lost his power cosmic but if you think a tiny amount of power cosmic is more powerful than Odin force he has? What kind of Thor fan are you?

It's entirely possible that the mix of PC and OF worked so well together, it was better than just the sum of two.

Think Kami + Nailccolo as a good example.

Kami was nothing to Nailccolo, yet he boosted his power considerably.

Power Cosmic may supplement Odinforce in ways we can't even begin to understand.

#fanboytheories

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
I OF

😂 😂 😂

Thor would not be a top earner on Only Fans.

Even depowered Superman still appears to be quite strong:

Originally posted by Galan007
Even depowered Superman still appears to be quite strong:

Are you following this storyline? I've seen alot of articles about him getting older and weaker and DC pushing his son as the next Superman. Not sure yet on whether to pick it up

What is that he's lifting? He seems to still be pretty fast. Over the speed of sound by a bit but Wally would dance circles around him. Can't wait to read this. It's kind of backwards because it's always been established that Superman gets more powerful the older he gets due to him absorbing solar energy for a long period of time.

Originally posted by Sin I AM
Are you following this storyline? I've seen alot of articles about him getting older and weaker and DC pushing his son as the next Superman. Not sure yet on whether to pick it up

That's from tomorrow's Superman/Authority issue. Superman is definitely older and depowered in this run, but to what extent I'm still not sure. As mentioned, he still appears to be pressing a massive amount of weight there, so "depowered" is a relative term. /shrug

Originally posted by carver9
What is that he's lifting? He seems to still be pretty fast. Over the speed of sound by a bit but Wally would dance circles around him. Can't wait to read this. It's kind of backwards because it's always been established that Superman gets more powerful the older he gets due to him absorbing solar energy for a long period of time.

Originally posted by Galan007
Morrison is writing, so I will follow. 👆

That's from tomorrow's Superman/Authority issue. Superman is definitely older and depowered in this run, but to what extent I'm still not sure. As mentioned, he still appears to be pressing a massive amount of weight there, so "depowered" is a relative term. /shrug

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Interesting. Is this the real Authority or a updated version with same name different characters?

Originally posted by carver9
What is that he's lifting? He seems to still be pretty fast. Over the speed of sound by a bit but Wally would dance circles around him. Can't wait to read this. It's kind of backwards because it's always been established that Superman gets more powerful the older he gets due to him absorbing solar energy for a long period of time.

Invisible Woman much?

Originally posted by Sin I AM
Interesting. Is this the real Authority or a updated version with same name different characters?

Grant Morrison: That's the thing, it wasn't so much the Authority characters as it was the Authority concept and what that meant at the end of the 20th century when the powerful people weren't our enemies but were on our side and how poignant and tragic that looks nowadays. But that idea of what if the good guys were on our side, it's more from that and there's not a lot of characters from the Authority, apart from Apollo and the Midnighter, that appear. What I wanted to do was take characters from DC's past who would fit the roles of the Authority: The Engineer becomes Natasha Irons, the niece of Steel, and instead of the magical Doctor, it's the Enchantress, the DC witch, and so on. It was about falling into those roles and seeing how we could fit it into the concept without using the same characters.

Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
The latter

I'd had preferred the originals but I get it. Will check it out.

Originally posted by carver9
What is that he's lifting? He seems to still be pretty fast. Over the speed of sound by a bit but Wally would dance circles around him. Can't wait to read this. It's kind of backwards because it's always been established that Superman gets more powerful the older he gets due to him absorbing solar energy for a long period of time.

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
😆

You see, it doesn't matter how many showings Cosmic Herald Thor had outside of his comics - the PC was THE most important powerup he has had in decades.

Losing it and keeping the OdinForce made him a mere herald.

Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
The latter

Lol its funny, they kept the two expys, and replaced the original characters.

Originally posted by Galan007
Morrison is writing, so I will follow. 👆

That's from tomorrow's Superman/Authority issue. Superman is definitely older and depowered in this run, but to what extent I'm still not sure. As mentioned, he still appears to be pressing a massive amount of weight there, so "depowered" is a relative term. /shrug

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Though there's been some theories that he's faking it all...so there's that.

Why isn't Superman still immortal to aging?

Because he is depowered.

Solicits show him back to being young after this period.

Originally posted by Sin I AM
Interesting. Is this the real Authority or a updated version with same name different characters?

Invisible Woman much?

Originally posted by Philosophía
Because he is depowered.

Solicits show him back to being young after this period.