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Originally posted by carver9
Talking about clothing being removed destroys nothing. It's a cop out and cheap way of debating and a stale way of avoiding a topic. Hulk pants doesn't have anything to do with him being unable to beat Zeus. You might as well mention pants in any versus argument. Why didn't Hulk beat Zeus? Why didn't Hulk pants get destroyed? Why didn't Prime beat Superboy? Why didn't Hulk pants get destroyed? Why didn't Gladiator beat Colossus? Why didn't Hulk pants get destroyed?
Here is Daredevil, point blank, against Pyro:
KOd, but no burns (look at the area around his mouth).
Here is Nightwing being smashed through concrete walls by Donna Troy, no armour, and he's fine, still backflipping:
Here is Nightwing with armour, taking a point blank punch from Osiris (empowered by Black Adam, remember):
https://i.imgur.com/ajaDhG8.jpg
I can do this all day.
I mean, here is Blue Beetle when he met Kingdom Come WW:
She grabs him by the throat and throws him at a boulder. He gets up, fine.
Originally posted by carver9
That isn't a factual statement Superman made there and Superman fought him a couple of pages after that and ending with Superman saying he's never been hit that hard.People use Spiderman withstanding those punches. This is where you're going to start throwing out 90 different comics. My entire argument is about the entirety of DOS displaying power levels like this.
I dont even know why I'm back in this thread. 😑😑
Superman does not exist in reality. Dan Jurgens does. I mean, what statements WOULD you accept? Booster said DD was faster than Flash - you never accepted that. Name a 'human' level character in comics, and I will try to find examples of them against 'heralds', or against damage.
I mean, here is frickin' PENGUIN being smashed through bathroom tiles, no blood, no injury:
My point being, 'humans' in comics survive things that no humans IRL can take. Them being damaged at all, in fact, shows extreme power.
Quite why this is all new to you after your entire reading history, is mysterious to me.
I mean, just a couple days ago you pointed out that in comics, the distance one is thrown means nothing to the damage suffered, right?