Superman exotic strength feats challenge

What’s the difference between an “exotic” feat and a non-feat?

@Smurph
Can make relatively limited characters have some answers to haxed powers I guess?...And it sounds cool 😖hifty:

Originally posted by carver9
Are you not the same guy that use Thor getting hit in the back of the head by a Boulder to downplay him?

Aren't you the guy who says we don't ignore showings?

Hercules did better than Superman did while doing Atlas' job. Just putting that out there. They both held up the sky, but Superman was more worn out than Hercules was.

Originally posted by Stoic
Hercules did better than Superman did while doing Atlas' job. Just putting that out there. They both held up the sky, but Superman was more worn out than Hercules was.

Just putting out there that Superman held it for longer.

The affects of the job were evidently harder on Superman though.

Originally posted by Stoic
The affects of the job were evidently harder on Superman though.

Well....I mean, if you do work for three hours, Vs a whole day, yeah, it would be easier.

Not to mention, magic. Superman is kinda weak to that, which makes it more impressive.

He began feeling the effects immediately though.

As it's magic. If you paid attention, you'd have noticed I mentioned this.

Which makes it more impressive for Superman, and not exactly apples to oranges.

What next, you use a showing of Superman whilst he's next to Kryptonite and argue Batman is stronger? Lol.

So he can't hold magic? Thor stomps his face off.

Also, Superman mentioned the weight, not the magic...

https://comicvine1.cbsistatic.com/uploads/scale_super/11142/111426801/7475957-3909690906-image.jpg

So which is it? Is magic one of Superman's weaknesses or no?

Originally posted by carver9
You don't make one bit of sense. Superman is a 200 pound mean, guess I can punch him across a room.

Originally posted by Galan007
You can punch a 200 pound human being across a room?

Goddamn.

Originally posted by carver9
A tiny room. Extremely tiny.

I dont know why the heavens lifting feat was brought up here. Like I said before this feat is completely irrelevant to OP's feats

And Im asking who can replicate OP's feats. So either 'hey, I think character X can do these, here are the scans' or 'No, I dont think character X can do this'

This isnt a Superman VS Thor or Hercules or whoever thread

Originally posted by Stoic
Hercules did better than Superman did while doing Atlas' job. Just putting that out there. They both held up the sky, but Superman was more worn out than Hercules was.

From 1 and 2 Hercules didn't lift anything really.

Originally posted by carver9
You don't make one bit of sense. Superman is a 200 pound mean, guess I can punch him across a room.

Originally posted by h1a8
Superman held it up for a day, Hercules for 3 hours. But there are some problems.
1. It was just a tale told by Hercules. Hes known for his tall tales.
2. If Hercules would have let go then nothing would have happened. I can outstretch my arms and claim to be lifting the heavens.
3. Superman's feat wasn't a function of the weight of the sky but a function of his strength. In other words, the weight varies in each lifter as Atlas was stating.

From 1 and 2 Hercules didn't lift anything really.

Do you have any citations that state that Hercules was day dreaming, or telling a lie about replacing Atlas?

Originally posted by h1a8
You are not that strong.

I can punch a 200 pound man off his ft. Can I do the same to Superman? Yes or no?

Originally posted by carver9
I can punch a 200 pound man off his ft. Can I do the same to Superman? Yes or no?

Not if he is using his powers to resist the punch, and because of his innate durability, you'd just end up breaking your knuckles. Superman like many other fictitious characters, defy physical laws. The Beyonder does as well.

Originally posted by carver9
I can punch a 200 pound man off his ft. Can I do the same to Superman? Yes or no?

What if you couldn't budge him in a tug of war?

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
What if you couldn't budge him in a tug of war?

That would mean that Carver weighed less than the 200 lb person on the other end of the rope.