Comic Book Questions & Discussion

I took it as Superman essentially holding up everything that was taking place above him in the DCU(Atlas did note that holding up the Heavens keeps "everything from crashing down"😉 -- hence the representation of Superman shouldering the panels themselves. And the Heavens certainly have some degree of massive physical weight to them, as both Atlas and Superman commented on it.

Hardly a quantifiable showing, but still fun. The Heavens were basically the only thing that Superman hasn't lifted at this point, so at least we can cross that one off the list now. 👆

The age old question of "Can God make something so heavy that even Superman can't lift it?" has finally been answered with a resounding "No".

Still, why would a Greek Deity be responsible for holding up creation?

Does the Presence like Greek food maybe?

Originally posted by CosmicComet
Still, why would a Greek Deity be responsible for holding up creation?

Does the Presence like Greek food maybe?

Poor Atlas. Superman does it for one day and it’s a huge feat for him, while Atlas has to get back to work and he’s not even getting an acknowledgement

#greekgodslivesmatter
#kryptonianslivesdon'tmatter

Originally posted by -K-M-
Poor Atlas. Superman does it for one day and it’s a huge feat for him, while Atlas has to get back to work and he’s not even getting an acknowledgement

Why didn't Shazam get the strength of Atlas instead?

Hercules can do what Atlas can.

Atlas can do what he does indefinitely.

So all in all Shazam is looking pretty with his strength and stamina selections. 👆 👆

Originally posted by CosmicComet
Hercules can do what Atlas can.

Atlas can do what he does indefinitely.

So all in all Shazam is looking pretty with his strength and stamina selections. 👆 👆

comes in handy when he inevitably fights sbp soon

Question: In Star Wars, regardless of comics, movies or TV shows, has anyone created force abilities in a lab? Like clone someone and grant him force abilities via genetics or the likes?

Originally posted by -K-M-
Poor Atlas. Superman does it for one day and it’s a huge feat for him, while Atlas has to get back to work and he’s not even getting an acknowledgement

Superman' burden is everything. Atlas' burden is seeing Captain Marvel use his stamina to play videogames.

Speaking of Cap, he now has spells to shrink himself inside bodies. He is becoming ridiculous.

Originally posted by Parmaniac
Question: In Star Wars, regardless of comics, movies or TV shows, has anyone created force abilities in a lab? Like clone someone and grant him force abilities via genetics or the likes?

I don't think that's happened, no.

Originally posted by Philosophía
Superman' burden is everything. Atlas' burden is seeing Captain Marvel use his stamina to play videogames.

Speaking of Cap, he now has spells to shrink himself inside bodies. He is becoming ridiculous.

So just imagine how powerful Johns is going to make Prime in this. 🙂

Originally posted by Galan007
You mean like turn a normal person into a Force user via science?

I don't think that's happened, no.

Yep.

So just imagine how powerful Johns is going to make Prime in this. 🙂

Originally posted by Galan007
You mean like turn a normal person into a Force user via science?

I don't think that's happened, no.

Originally posted by Parmaniac
Yeah I thought because of that Midi-Chlorian shit.

But yeah, I can't think of an instance where a normal character has been transformed into a Force user via science.

What’s the deal with Red Cloud and how can she choke out the Superman family. Had Jon on the ropes today. What’s her powers, literally no info about her yet.

Originally posted by Galan007
Flash:

Thawne just keeps pulling new abilities out of his ass...

Though to be fair this have technically been done before. There's a comic.from Silver Age where Barry momentarily fused with Jay Garrick and Wally on a molecular level via molecular vibrational assimilation. But again, it was only for a few moments. This shit is crazy..
😂

Originally posted by -K-M-
Poor Atlas. Superman does it for one day and it’s a huge feat for him, while Atlas has to get back to work and he’s not even getting an acknowledgement

what's really impressive is Atlas does it everyday like it's nothing

Superman does it for one day and passed out

Atlas>Superman in strength 👆

Originally posted by Philosophía
The age old question of "Can God make something so heavy that even Superman can't lift it?" has finally been answered with a resounding "No".

Originally posted by Parmaniac
Question: In Star Wars, regardless of comics, movies or TV shows, has anyone created force abilities in a lab? Like clone someone and grant him force abilities via genetics or the likes?

Force Unleashed 2 (Video game)

Had force sensitive clones and even made a perfect clone of Starkiller