Marvel's Zeus vs All Star Superman.

Untrue. I’m going to ask for a mod ruling because this garbage

U guys are arguing semantics.

It’s not an argument the scan clearly shows what’s going on.

What matters is that feat easily puts him above Weakeus who got f*cked up by a spear or fell on his ass when Ares of all people punched him in the face.

Originally posted by BrolyBlack
It’s not an argument the scan clearly shows what’s going on.

Super strong characters always grunt before performing their strength feats.

Hell, Namor grunted before picking an I-beam... and we all know he's far stronger than that.

Makes sense he somewhat exerted himself, since he appears to have broken the machine in the last panel, as Galan noted.

Or its "nn" before learning he's dying which he pretty much already knew. Even if its a "strain" its the lightest strain since Carver strained his brain thinking too hard.

The point is, this was a one-handed feat, Carver has nothing on this feat.

It doesn't matter.

He could've shat himself, that feat still beats Zeus sitting on his ass and doing nothing majority of his panel time.

😂

If a fairly built nerd picks up a cell phone, he probably won't even think twice about it. He can do it with basically little to no effort.
If he picks up a 30lb dumbbell and grunts slightly(nn), did he strain? A little maybe... Was it difficult for him, probably not and could probably lift a lot more based on his frame?

You can use a dozen other words or phrases to replace strain. *shrug*

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
You can use a dozen other words or phrases to replace strain. *shrug*

You know those words well, naughty boy 😍

I don't think carv is seeing the bigger picture here.

Superman was exerting 200 quintillion tons of force initially with NO visible effort whatsoever:

It was only when he exerted significantly MORE THAN 200 quintillion tons of force, and overpowered/broke the machine itself, that he grunted ever-so-slightly:

Nothing about the scene indicates that it was 'difficult' for Superman at all, though... He did it with one arm, ffs.

Yea its just garbage when carver says whatever he wants facts be damned.

Grant Morrison’s Superman
He made it pretty clear (hand “tied” behind his back)

Originally posted by Galan007
I don't think carv is seeing the bigger picture here.

Superman was exerting 200 quintillion tons of force initially with NO visible effort whatsoever:

It was only when he exerted significantly MORE THAN 200 quintillion tons of force, and overpowered/broke the machine itself, that he grunted ever-so-slightly:

Nothing about the scene indicates that it was 'difficult' for Superman at all, though... He did it with one arm, ffs.

Carver will drive all of us insane sooner or later.

HQ scans and in-depth analysis of each panel is not going to save you from him, Galan.

We must join him or perish 🙁

Sadly we are all at the mercy of Carvel's noncomprehension, ignorance, green colored glasses and illiteracy and not understanding basic English.

Originally posted by carver9
Last panel "Nn". This tells me that him lifting this isn't done as easily as Broly mentioned it.

The original words:

Originally posted by BrolyBlack
He's doing it one-handed without much effort, the combined strength of both arms and he could do triple or quadruple this tonnage.

No one is saying he did it with a mere flick of his pinky finger.

Everything BrolyTime said is true.

Ha BrolyTime sounds like a good name. I’ll go with it

Like I said semantics.

Without much effort.
Very little effort.
With little effort.
Effortlessly.
Little to no effort.
With some effort.
With a bit of effort.
Not a lot of effort.
Almost no effort.
Nearly without effort.

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Like I said semantics.

Without much effort.
Very little effort.
With little effort.
Effortlessly.
Little to no effort.
With some effort.
With a bit of effort.
Not a lot of effort.
Almost no effort.
Nearly without effort.

Good list.

None of that list includes the word 'straining'.

Not to mention, the effort, minimal or otherwise, only came when he utterly destroyed the machine. NOT when lifting the initial 200 quintillion tons.

Same with straining.

Was there some straining involved? Looks like there was some. Probably nothing to write home about. Was the amount of strain exhausting? Not from my understanding. It was clear he could have done a lot more.