Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
It's the height of fanboyism to see a substance for the first time ever in comics, have it called unbreakable by the villain (cuz they NEVER make hyperbolic boasts😏😉 only to see Clark break it a panel later. It's really no more impressive than any of his other strength feats. Less so. There is no way to quantify the true strength of said metal except the words of a villain proven to make hyperbolic boasts in a six books series full of hyperbolic boasts designed to make Clark quit.villains are egomaniacal people who consistently overestimate their abilities and underestimate heros. How many times has Riddler stated Batman will NEVER solve a riddle? How many times has Batman in fact, done it? Every. Single. Time. Lying hyperbole is LITERALLY part of the villain trope
Superman is hands down one of the most powerful heros to ever exist. Near inarguable. But idiotic feat wanking devalues his real feats.
When you can’t counter you resort to personal attacks. Calling the villain a liar is exactly that because you refuse to accept what he said.
The chains were made to haul stars. That’s not boasting, it’s telling you what they are used for.
You keep going in circles, smh next you’ll go back to your inability to know how tensions work.