Superman vs telepathy| How often does it work?

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Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
I mean he has more instances of being controlled than he does all out resistance

Even if you wanted to make that argument, most of the times Superman is controlled or influenced, it's only partial. It's rarely complete control.

h1a8 Senior Member
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Doom and Cap say hi.

Doom has superpowers. Cap doesn't (well a little). Would love to see Cap resist Tp. Any scans or issue numbers?

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Cap resisted Quentin Quiere's tp an omega level telepath. He completely blocked him out, he only saw a gigantic shield. Iirc it was in Avengers vs X-Men

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Originally posted by h1a8
Doom has superpowers. Cap doesn't (well a little). Would love to see Cap resist Tp. Any scans or issue numbers?

https://www.reddit.com/r/respectthreads/comments/3in3xe/respect_captain_america_earth_616/

There you go.

h1a8 Senior Member

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
https://www.reddit.com/r/respectthreads/comments/3in3xe/respect_captain_america_earth_616/

There you go.


I was referring to being controlled by telepaths, not seeing illusions or being trapped in someone's mind. Cap couldn't stop from seeing illusions when they were projected on him.

Cap does not fall for the illusions for long through smarts (he realizes it's a trick).

It was love (not will) that overpowered Hatemonger power. If Cap didn't have much love then he would have fell victim.

So those arent good examples. I'm referring to times a character is being controlled (like a puppet). Not times a character realizes that they are witnessing illusions.

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But they break through the illusions with willpower.

The illusions are created by.... TP.

Ergo....

h1a8 Senior Member

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
But they break through the illusions with willpower.

The illusions are created by.... TP.

Ergo....

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Originally posted by h1a8

Cap does not fall for the illusions for long through smarts (he realizes it's a trick).

smarts, not will

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Every single time?

h1a8 Senior Member

To defeat an illusion you must first know its an illusion, which usually takes smarts.

But lets say that you are correct. My point wasnt about illusions, it was about being controlled (like professor X making someone go to sleep).

Maybe i didn't explain myself properly. My fault.