Comic Book Questions & Discussion

Started by DarkSaint851,926 pages

Purple prose. I didn't hesitate to type that, not even for a picosecond.

😂

Originally posted by abhilegend

Superman also got a picosecond level speed feat in Action Comics 1061.

Isn't that the exact opposite of a picosecond feat

It says that he didn't do something. "Not for a single picosecond".

I get that we're excited about the word picosecond but I don't see how not doing something is a feat.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Purple prose. I didn't hesitate to type that, not even for a picosecond.
mmm

In fact, I've never once hesitated for a single picosecond, ever.

Whoa. I am fast.

Originally posted by Smurph
Isn't that the exact opposite of a picosecond feat

It says that he didn't do something. "Not for a single picosecond".

I get that we're excited about the word picosecond but I don't see how not doing something is a feat.


"He didn't hesitate" here means he was feeling the agony on picosecond basis but it didn't stop him.

Speedsters slowing down time to picosecond level isn't a new thing.

Originally posted by Smurph
mmm

In fact, I've never once hesitated for a single picosecond, ever.

Whoa. I am fast.


But you can't decide in a picosecond at all.

Originally posted by abhilegend
"He didn't hesitate" here means he was feeling the agony on picosecond basis but it didn't stop him.

Speedsters slowing down time to picosecond level isn't a new thing.

Sure, it's not a new thing, but strictly speaking it's not a thing that happened here.

In fact, it specifically didn't happen. "Not even for a single picosecond" demonstrates his resolve. This isn't a reaction feat.

Originally posted by abhilegend
But you can't decide in a picosecond at all.
But Superman didn't make a decision in a picosecond.

He made one decision and stuck to it throughout many picoseconds.

I get that he can react within a picosecond, but that's based on other feats, not on this... non-feat.

The way I read it's essentially like saying character A doesn't hesitate a second, and in here it can be interpreted similarly

Superman doesn't hesitate a picosecond, which to him is like a normal human to a second
It isn't a feat per se, more like a statement though

Originally posted by abhilegend

Superman also got a picosecond level speed feat in Action Comics 1061.


"Superman never hesitates," "not for a single picosecond."

Really? This could just as well have been attributed to Batman.

Anyway, the feat in the preview

Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
And here is the preview of Superman and Bizarro's story.

Bizarro casually swats Superman to Venus/25 million miles. And then they fight around the solar system(and looks like they also destroys a moon/asteriod on Jupiter?)
https://ibb.co/yRq6F7q
https://ibb.co/vQgJNR2
https://ibb.co/6DL5S21
https://ibb.co/FKnDdmk


The following scene confirmed Superman immediately flies from Pluto back to the Earth
https://ibb.co/DbLGj74

And Bizarro not only seems to resist to magic, but also seems to be able to absorb it
Bizarro is capable of using these magic apparently
https://ibb.co/stTyY4L
https://ibb.co/n6nmWm0
https://ibb.co/WVZ2tps
https://ibb.co/3dYFgyy
https://ibb.co/3SV3bK3

It basically states that the Kryptonian on the Earth alone can deal with the threats that GLs face in sector 2814
https://ibb.co/9nX3wYX

Insane magic showing for Bizarro there - smashing through magical shields (which look to be incredibly unlikely/impossible from the text) with zero magic, and taking a combined blast from the three most accomplished spellcasters in all of existence, and saying it tickles.

Aaron does not play.

Originally posted by Smurph
Sure, it's not a new thing, but strictly speaking it's not a thing that happened here.

In fact, it specifically didn't happen. "Not even for a single picosecond" demonstrates his resolve. This isn't a reaction feat.

But Superman didn't make a decision in a picosecond.

He made one decision and stuck to it throughout many picoseconds.

I get that he can react within a picosecond, but that's based on other feats, not on this... non-feat.


Of course it happened, Superman flies through the vortex, not hesitating even for a single picosecond.
Originally posted by Astner
"Superman never hesitates," "not for a single picosecond."

Really? This could just as well have been attributed to Batman.


Do let me know when this happened to Batman?

Or put it like this.
Character A doesn't hesitate for a second to take the hit to save people, despite the threat he is facing posed a threat to him, due to his courage
Then what would have happened if he were a less courage person? He would have hesitate for a second(I.E, he would have reacted for a second)

I.E, that sentence implies something the character A could have done

Originally posted by abhilegend
Of course it happened, Superman flies through the vortex, not hesitating even for a single picosecond.
Do let me know when this happened to Batman?

I too would like to know about these Batman instances. For reasons.

Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
It basically states that the Kryptonian on the Earth alone can deal with the threats that GLs face in sector 2814
https://ibb.co/9nX3wYX

This is from another comic altogether, specifically Comic Green Lantern (2023) #7.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Do let me know when this happened to Batman?

Nothing happened, it was a description which would apply to anyone who doesn't hesitate.

If I don't hesitate to order sashimi for lunch today that also means that I didn't hesitate for a millisecond, microsecond, nanosecond, picosecond, femtosecond, attosecond, etc. to order sashimi. Does that imply that I have attosecond reactions? No, of course not.

I'm not sure why you're hyperfixating on this to be honest. It's highly interpretative at best.

Originally posted by Astner
This is from another comic altogether, specifically Comic Green Lantern (2023) #7.


Ok?

Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
Ok?

Why are you not referencing the books?

Originally posted by Astner
Why are you not referencing the books?

Because there are no rules saying I need to refer which book, so I choose not to?