Originally posted by CatL18
Do you understand that Up In The Sky is probably non-continuity?
And,if you insist Up In The Sky is in-continuity, What do you think that Superma can process tracks of Zeta Beam whose amount of information can rival a universe?
And #3,Superman implied that he can throw a planet into Black hole if he will.
mind showing me confirmation from DC that it isn't canon?
This is just sad. Really guys. Just stop. It's not cannon. Even if it was, so what? Again, low showings happen. Goku got hurt by a bullet, the last 5 years for Thor happened which has been nothing BUT a low showing, etc. Low showings are always going to happen and every character, EVERY CHARACTER, gets them. It's why you have to balance out the low showings with the high showings. It's always funny to me when people, on whatever side of a debate, take a low showing and act like it is the new standard. Just stop. Your bias is just silly and embarassing. Even if this was cannon it would no more be Superman's standard than a bullet hurting goku would be his. I mean, if you really want to use it for superman, then what is your excuse for not applying the same standard to thor with all of his examples of being slower than street level characters? Why would a Superman low showing be taken as his gospel standard and not thors low speed showings? Hmm?
Let's squash this...
In mainstream DC, Jonathan and Martha Kent were killed in a car accident when Superman was in High School:
A death that is STILL canon as of "Doomsday Clock":
But as mentioned already: Pa is still alive in "Up In The Sky":
...Which means it is a non-canon series. Period, end of story.
Originally posted by Galan007
Let's squash this...In mainstream DC, Jonathan and Martha Kent were killed in a car accident when Superman was in High School:
A death that is STILL canon as of "Doomsday Clock":
But as mentioned already: Pa is still alive in "Up In The Sky":
...Which means it is a non-canon series. Period, end of story.
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Originally posted by Galan007
Let's squash this...In mainstream DC, Jonathan and Martha Kent were killed in a car accident when Superman was in High School:
A death that is STILL canon as of "Doomsday Clock":
But as mentioned already: Pa is still alive in "Up In The Sky":
...Which means it is a non-canon series. Period, end of story.