Originally posted by abhilegend
And Odin would be disintegrated by just the shockwaves of Superman travelling if we are talking about Justice League 25 Superman.
Abhi, the Surfer can outrace light as well. It said that it would take hours for light to catch up with him. The Surfer travelled over a light year in less than a second. Odin has typically been portrayed to be far more than the Surfer.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Ok, my follow up question: Why do you think he spent more time in the first sun than the others? Because he was flying slower?Historically, going in the Sun is a huge deal for Superman. It super charges him significantly. He doesn’t even have to go in it to have HUGE jumps in power. And staying on prolong periods like 10x his powers and drives him near insane.
When has he flown faster? Maybe objectively he has in terms of calculable speed feats, but the narration specifically said faster than ever. I’ll be honest, Superman has never gone through anything but one Sun.
Going through multiple, combined with the narration, suggests to me Superman was operating at a levels more powerful than ever before. That’s my interpretation.
You can see he entered the sun from one side. Then they show the sun while he was still inside, he obviously paused in the sun. This is why he i think he got a biggest amp in the first sun. Then the other 5 he goes through them at FTL all in one panel with no pause in any of them.
It's true that he gets an amp by being near the sun, heck he gets an amp in the Sahara desert but no where the amp he gets when he sundips.
Im not sure that he goes insane while in the sun for a prolonged amount of time or 10x times his normal levels. And im not sure if jbl and alberto will agree with you on this because if superman goes insane at 10x levels then he didnt get a big amp because he wasn't insane when he clocked WF JBL and alberto are saying he went through countless suns and had unimaginable amp and he wasnt insane.
Originally posted by StoicThat was the narrator using flowery speech. He was talking hours for Light to catch up but superman was in another galaxy and had to fly across unimaginable distance to get to WF before he could replace the currently multiverse. Light takes 100k years to go across a galaxy so it definitely wouldnt take it hours to catch up to superman and that's just one galaxy, we don't know how many superman crossed. Im not sure, but it might have been in another universe that superman flew from.
Abhi, the Surfer can outrace light as well. It said that it would take hours for light to catch up with him. The Surfer travelled over a light year in less than a second. Odin has typically been portrayed to be far more than the Surfer.
Originally posted by Stoic
Abhi, the Surfer can outrace light as well. It said that it would take hours for light to catch up with him. The Surfer travelled over a light year in less than a second. Odin has typically been portrayed to be far more than the Surfer.
Originally posted by Booya_69
Lol
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Going a few times FTL? Lol
That is a power so much beyond the likes of Odin, its not even funny.
Originally posted by abhilegendHyperbole. The dimension he was in was not shaking. Or do you believe gladiators punch on Galactus shook every bone in the universe? You and other Superman fans would cry hyperbole if Carver brought that up. Smh
You are aware that his power shook every dimension there was (Infinite third dimension multiverse, Fourth dimension, Fifth dimension and the sixth dimension)?That is a power so much beyond the likes of Odin, its not even funny.
Originally posted by JBL
Hyperbole. The dimension he was in was not shaking. Or do you believe gladiators punch on Galactus shook every bone in the universe? You and other Superman fans would cry hyperbole if Carver brought that up. Smh
Even Lois who was in a different multiverse was feeling the vibrations.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85It's pretty clear cut that the writer had Superman going through more sun's. If a child made a drawing of a hawk flying through 6 balloons and have the hawk emerge from number 6 and heading for number 7 and has 8 9 10 11 12 etc in that same path, that whole class of second graders would comprehend that the hawk was still flying through balloons without having to draw the whole plot out. There will be some slow ones that won't comprehend it though and may be evaluated for a special class if they continue to lack understanding.
There are only six booms he flies through after the initial one. Art is pretty clear.Otherwise, everytime Superman looks at the sun, we're going to say he "logically" flies into it? I draw a straight line and extrapolate every single flight path for him?
Off panel is off panel.