Originally posted by abhilegendI haven't actually taken a position on the weight of the statements in the Faust/Sensor Girl bit. But, do... you really not see the difference between arguing that, versus using low showings from one comic to counter high showings from another?
That's what dumbo is arguing and you're supporting, Superman's statement of nanosecond or femtosecond are invalid because Felix Faust hit him or Sensor Girl did something after auto shields of Brainiac 5 stopped Superman from reaching her.
Originally posted by abhilegendNo, the issue in Action Comics 1061 is the disconnect between the statement and any actual feat:
There's no picosecond feat in comics in general then, because all of those are simply statements and as we know, statements are weightless.Good stuff.
Originally posted by abhilegendSuperman also got a picosecond level speed feat in Action Comics 1061.
Originally posted by Smurph
Isn't that the exact opposite of a picosecond featIt says that he didn't do something. "Not for a single picosecond".
I get that we're excited about the word picosecond but I don't see how not doing something is a feat.
Originally posted by Galan007You have to tie the words to something that actually happened. Otherwise, talk is cheap.
I can agree that if you stretch the verbiage, then at best there is just a subtle implication that Superman might have the potential to act on a picosecond basis.He did not actually do so in the scene itself, however, so it's ultimately moot for debating purposes either way.