Comic Book Questions & Discussion

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
I just got pm'd that you are an "irrational far leftist bot" and a... Canadian.

Could you please make cdtm shut the f*ck up?

Screenshot please.

Originally posted by Astner
It's not an era thing, it differs between writers.

I mean remember in Infinite Crisis when Superboy was going to smash into the OA battery at the speed of light and left everyone in the dust?

Full scene.

For example, after OWAW. Superman has at least two instances explicitly moving to the speed of light( trapped in two black holes, then accelerateing to lightspeed after he found enough motivation). states to be able to race with photon in heaven's ladder. And states he can go beyond lightspeed if he wants

The only time I remember he was explicitly stated to be moving at the speed of light in Byrne era is the scenee that I mentioned in my original post, but I just cant recall the issue number....

Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
Yeah, I remember that. But I think after Byrne era, the writers becoming more and more bold to write characters at high levels

For example, after OWAW. Superman has at least two instances explicitly moving to the speed of light( trapped in two black holes, then accelerateing to lightspeed after he found enough motivation). states to be able to race with photon in heaven's ladder. And states he can go beyond lightspeed if he wants to

But in Byrne era he was portrayed as sub-light speed in most stories

Originally posted by Astner
Moving faster-than-light isn't "higher level" it's just ignoring physics. Light moves at the same speed in all inertial frames of reference. A photon will always depart from you at the speed of light regardless of how fast you're moving to an outside observer.

Comics are never mature. I mean in comics, a guy can pull an absolute zero gun and sometimes even below absolute zero gun from his ass despite he even cant graduate from high school.....

Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
.....You know, I actually just want to know the issue number which I mentioned in my original post......

Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
Comics are never mature. I mean in comics, a guy can pull an absolute zero gun and sometimes even below absolute zero gun from his ass despite he even cant graduate from high school.....

I mean, negative entropy would correspond to "below absolute zero" temperatures, but those are highly-energetic states, so they would be hot (hotter when it's close to zero).

If we can't meaningfully quantify it then we can't say that it's high-level.

Originally posted by Astner
Superman/Batman #73 (2010)

Originally posted by -Pr-
Screenshot please.

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Originally posted by StiltmanFTW

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He was ignoring my posts and I was trying to provoke a reaction. 😱

Are you TRYING to get me banned Stilt?

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW

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what is wrong with him

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW

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Thank you.

Originally posted by cdtm
He was ignoring my posts and I was trying to provoke a reaction. 😱

Are you TRYING to get me banned Stilt?

That's a reason; not an excuse.

Originally posted by -Pr-
I like the montage and the start with Deadpool, and I like Schreiber as Creed. The rest can **** off.

Yea certain parts of the movie were really spot on. They nearly ruined Deadpool though

Ok, I think I found that issue

So Byrne era Superman is still able to move at speed of light( in certain writers at least). And this scene is hilarious

https://ibb.co/P5r628F
https://ibb.co/jZQxfFk
https://ibb.co/jLrpDWm

Originally posted by cdtm
[the entire forum] was ignoring my posts and I was trying to provoke a reaction.

Lmao at cdtm finding it too difficult to talk to a black person.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Lmao at cdtm finding it too difficult to talk to a black person.

Originally posted by Parmaniac
CDTM when he's ina grocery store and sees a black person next to him "hello, my big-lips, spear-chucking friend."

Originally posted by Smurph
in a nutshell

Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
I dont think it is this one. That comic is from Byrne era and I recall Superman also criticized Hal didnt have an apartment and other trash talks

I just read the recent spiderman issue....um its been a while since I've followed this series but why can't Kaine recognize ben reily ? He's hated Ben for a long time

They met quite a few times in recent years, I believe.

Kaine hated Ben, then Ben hated Kaine (example: link)... they're probably bros now, knowing how Marvel rolls.