Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Or maybe Clark actually believed that puny library really had "every medical text ever published".He's never been too bright, especially the DCnU version superdur
""How to relieve pressure in head trauma".
Stand back, heat visioning a hole in the skull! Don't let the humours touch you!
Originally posted by cdtmlol
Doubt any single library even has every single medical book ever published.What did he do, scout the entire globe?
And wouldn't that mean picking up a lot of disinformation or quack theories? How would he even know the difference?
That was just a panel of Superman reading every COVID vax conspiracy theory posted on KMC.
I don't know guys, I feel a bit dizzy now three days after taking the booster.
Granted it could be because of skipping my mid afternoon cup of coffee and suffering withdrawl. Or it could be a panic attack. Or it could be chronic insomnia from too much late night porn and drinking.
Could be a lot of things.
Originally posted by cdtm
I liked Tom Kings "Up in the Sky" too, but it's not technically canon with mainstream.
Originally posted by Galan007
Up In The Sky is canon, yes.When UITS originally started being released(which was before the conclusion of Doomsday Clock), the main reason its canonicity seemed questionable is because Clark was shown having a convo with Pa Kent:
https://i.imgur.com/oIl0UnG.jpgAnd at the time, Pa had been canonically killed in a car accident back when Clark was still in high school:
https://i.imgur.com/IuWWEK9.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/jNYJccN.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/7t4qyM2.jpghttps://i.imgur.com/mQCK4EI.jpg
However, the final issue of Doomsday Clock retroactively altered Superman's history. So now, in current canon, Clark saved Ma and Pa from the accident:
https://i.imgur.com/4CqJjVg.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/L6fKRKZ.jpgAnd they are still very much alive:
https://i.imgur.com/k9JLtfj.jpgWhich means there is no longer a reason to doubt UITS's canonicity.
Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
A moderator seems to have different opinion
If its a mod ruling its a mod ruling, but it looks to me like he's simply stating an opinion.
My question is whether UITS and Doomsday Clock were planned relative to each other, or if King did his own thing and Doomsday Clock did theirs, and coincidentally happened to fit with each other.
Originally posted by cdtm
If its a mod ruling its a mod ruling, but it looks to me like he's simply stating an opinion.My question is whether UITS and Doomsday Clock were planned relative to each other, or if King did his own thing and Doomsday Clock did theirs, and coincidentally happened to fit with each other.
It references Nuclear man who only appeared in main continuity( More accurate, Bendis' Superman)
But all in all, Like Galan said, There really isnt any reason to doubt UITS canonicity after Doomsday Clock
Originally posted by carver9
All showings count. Don't know who told you different. 🙂
Forum rules, Carv 🙂
Not sure how you don't know this after all this time 😂
At times, for the sake of the plot, characters that are immensely more powerful than their opponent will "job" to carry on the plot of the story, even though the characters powers and history would clearly show that they are more than capable of destroying their opponent. For this reason we have a No PIS Rule. This rule prohibits the use of such instances of PIS from being used as evidence in debates.
Am crying with laughter here. Hello!
It is assumed that each contestant will fight to his/her best ability, but still within the character's personality, unless specified otherwise. That means they will use any powers at their disposal. For example, even though The Flash doesn't clock each of his own opponents in the first millisecond in his own comic, it is assumed that is a viable tactic on this board since it is a proven fact that he possesses that level of speed.
It is also assumed that the characters fight at their optimum levels of ability - not explicitly weakened or unusually powered up for those who have variable power levels.
