Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
So a scene specifically states Diana is knocked out and she isn't moving for at least 2 pages isn't incapacitated
Post the scene you are trying to twist beyond simple English comprehension. Because we both know the only scene you can post is the one where it explicitly states Diana blacks out for an instant.
I mean, when a comic book displays a flashback, do the smooth folds of your brain just instantly compress and short circuit, thus rendering the comic book non-canon due to your arbitrary 2-page limit?
Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
But a scene that shows Superman still much has his powers and isn't unconsciouns is somehow can be called incapacitated?
If I b1tchslapped your ****-face (while I was holding back) such that you were reduced to being on your knees with your throat cut gurgling (while you were bloodlusted) but my attention was actually on a third party??? why yes, you'd be incapacitated.
Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
And judging by our past debates, I would say you are a...kind of tends to be stuck in your own personal opinions and rarely accepting/ignoring others' opinions.
Is this supposed to be some unironically ironic sh1t? Read the phucking comics. Yes, we both know what happened during the
Sacrifice fight. If you didn't like it, that doesn't mean it didn't happen. It's on-panel. No matter how much it chafes your bleeding anus.