Originally posted by Galan007
We've known for years now that Superman is, essentially, the key to existence in the DCU...Manhattan is just exploring *why* that is in greater detail than anyone has before, it seems:
I will not refer to the power level though.
I only referd to how important Superman is in both metafictional history of Superhero genre and settings in DC.
I only like the idea and fact that writers are trying to introduce metafiction into setting.
It has something to do with importance and nothing to do with power level.
Originally posted by carver9
I dont think those scans have anything to do with power levels. Does anyone truly believe Batman is skyfather level because his role is just as important. It's not about power level, it's about the importance of both characters. Superman brings hope.
Certainly.
Batman isn't the one KOing Anti-Monitor level beings, regardless.
Caught up on Q War.
It's fairly fun, but has problems. The biggest being: WHY would the supposedly "sensible Q" lobby for war against the Organian's, of all races? They NEVER provoke a comfrontation. They're not true pacifists by any means (You can't call yourself a pacifist when you physically force a war to cease), but they generally keep to themselves.
Not only that, "sensible Q"
Spoiler:
was all over "arrogant Q" for traumatizing lower beings by provoking the Wormhole Aliens, yet what does he think causing random supernovae in his war will do? Make them happy as their worlds burn?All signs point to Arrogant Q not only being secretly against the war, but to using his pal Picard and the other captains to prevent wrecking havok among the lower beings.
...which, if true, makes his provocation of the Founders a puzzle. Was he being a dick to be a dick, or did he want to draw in the other Q for some reason?
Originally posted by CatL18You know, VS forums, Never short of biases or haters
I will not refer to the power level though.
I only referd to how important Superman is in both metafictional history of Superhero genre and settings in DC.
I only like the idea and fact that writers are trying to introduce metafiction into setting.
It has something to do with importance and nothing to do with power level.
Originally posted by cdtmnever really watched star trek but are all Q equal power or are there stronger and weaker Q?
Caught up on Q War.It's fairly fun, but has problems. The biggest being: WHY would the supposedly "sensible Q" lobby for war against the Organian's, of all races? They NEVER provoke a comfrontation. They're not true pacifists by any means (You can't call yourself a pacifist when you physically force a war to cease), but they generally keep to themselves.
Not only that, "sensible Q"
Spoiler:
was all over "arrogant Q" for traumatizing lower beings by provoking the Wormhole Aliens, yet what does he think causing random supernovae in his war will do? Make them happy as their worlds burn?All signs point to Arrogant Q not only being secretly against the war, but to using his pal Picard and the other captains to prevent wrecking havok among the lower beings.
...which, if true, makes his provocation of the Founders a puzzle. Was he being a dick to be a dick, or did he want to draw in the other Q for some reason?
if so do we know who the most powerful Q is?