Originally posted by JBL
LMAO, Gladiator, Hulk and Sentry are all stronger than Superman. They do this feat with ease. Carver is right. Hurts don't it.👍
What feat does Sentry and Gladiator have that's superior to the Earth weight benching fast?
Originally posted by h1a8Superman was pushing against the force of a machine that was supposed to mimic the weight of the earth. Gladiator held back a force strong enough to destroy half a solar system near Pluto. What's have the solar system from Pluto?? Was the force superman overcame greater than the force Gladiator overcame? NO. Not even close.
The Earth weight benching feat is not Superman'S best feat.What feat does Sentry and Gladiator have that's superior to the Earth weight benching fast?
Originally posted by EcstaticGrace
I won’t argue given I don’t get the science behind a lot of this stuff. But I definitely think countering the Earth’s rotation would be a harder feat than lifting the weight of the planet.Regardless I agree it is a good feat for the two of them.
It depends on
1. how long it took
and
2. the length of the lever arm.
In 1.
Remember Force = mass x acceleration.
With a small force (i.e. small acceleration) one can still move massive things but it would take longer.
In 2.
Doubling the length of the lever arm will halfen the force needed to keep the same torque. This is low levers work. They add more distance while reducing the force needed.
And time it took to reduce speed plays a significant role too.
Originally posted by JBLSo Gladiator, with strength only, held back a force strong enough to destroy half a solar system? Fair enough. Provide scans or issue numbers.
Superman was pushing against the force of a machine that was supposed to mimic the weight of the earth. Gladiator held back a force strong enough to destroy half a solar system near Pluto. What's have the solar system from Pluto?? Was the force superman overcame greater than the force Gladiator overcame? NO. Not even close.
Originally posted by h1a8How else did he do it? It was already stated that he had nothing with him when he was chasing that ship. Don't get like sin and be ignorant of deciphering what the writer wants the reader to know.
So Gladiator, with strength only, held back a force strong enough to destroy half a solar system? Fair enough. Provide scans or issue numbers.
Originally posted by JBLshow the scan or give the issue number. I'm not familiar with it. Let's judge it together.
How else did he do it? It was already stated that he had nothing with him when he was chasing that ship. Don't get like sin and be ignorant of deciphering what the writer wants the reader to know.
Originally posted by abhilegend
The comic never stated that.
Originally posted by Smurph
Thats like watching me pick up a motorcycle by its front tire and lift it above my head, and then saying that I only lifted a tire.The bio you posted says that Atlas bore “heaven’s weight upon his shoulders” and that Hercules briefly took on Atlas’ “celestial burden.” So, Hercules bore the heavens. You have to be ignoring those words to read it any other way.
Originally posted by h1a8
Wasn't me I don't believe. Unless it was a long time ago and I forgot. Do you know the issue number? I'll look it up myself.
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Originally posted by h1a8
The Earth weight benching feat is not Superman'S best feat.What feat does Sentry and Gladiator have that's superior to the Earth weight benching fast?
What's his best strength feat if not the benching feat?
Sentry contained an explosion from a cosmic cube. Ripped a whole in reality. Casually flew off with a small star.
Originally posted by Booya_69
What's his best strength feat if not the benching feat?Sentry contained an explosion from a cosmic cube. Ripped a whole in reality. Casually flew off with a small star.
Breaking chains that are used to haul stars between galaxies. We are looking at millions (possibly billions) of solar weights to break those chains.
Post Sentry feat (or give issues). Sounds unquantifiable from your statements (except for flying off with a small star. Wait what? So he grabbed a star with his hand and dragged it through space? Sounds stupid).
Originally posted by Booya_69I don't see a strength feat there. Striking a ship and causing an explosion?
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Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998Yes, it's not about any kind of significant feat, it's just a mythological border patrol agent. The Heavens and Earth existed long before Atlas was placed there [obviously, as space doesn't fall into Earth 😂] -- he was used as an anchor placed at the center of the powerful energy to show the common point of the divided territories between Zeus, Pluto and Poseidon:
Whether you agree Hercules lifts actual heavens or not, that doesnt change anything IMHOMytho-based stories tend to be metaphors. It is good feat, but how does it transfer to physical strength we have no idea
I mean what difference is lifting heavens and lifting an energy field? both sound flowery to me.....
The power lies in the border itself, which can be drained as to warp reality and stuff:
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Out of Hercules' actual feats, his best I'd say is stopping the Earth's rotation [with help]. That is very impressive, though it took a lot of effort. Nothing to make him compete here, but still one of the best around for non-Superman heroes.
Originally posted by h1a8
Breaking chains that are used to haul stars between galaxies. We are looking at millions (possibly billions) of solar weights to break those chains.Post Sentry feat (or give issues). Sounds unquantifiable from your statements (except for flying off with a small star. Wait what? So he grabbed a star with his hand and dragged it through space? Sounds stupid).
Ah. I tend to forget about that one. 👍 my only question regarding that feat --is it canon? Semi-canon, or non canon?
If it is, then it's definitely up there.
The cc feat happened in "age of sentry" storyline (book 3 or 4?)
Ripping reality happened in "annihilation😖courge"
And yes thats exactly what happened, he just flies off with it lol. I can't remember when it happened. The artwork looks like it's from dark avengers arc.
Originally posted by h1a8I don't see a strength feat there. Striking a ship and causing an explosion?
My apologies, the following page is the fantastic four having a discussion in the Baxter building on how that explosion should have destroyed half the solar system. It's implied gladiator contained the explosion. It's controversial because we don't get to witness the actual feat. 🤷‍♂️
