All-star Superman power level

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Super-fan1230
I personally think All-star Superman is Star level because at the end of the comic , we see a superman moving Faster Than Light into the sun and his Solar energy spread out into the entire sun to repair it-
https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-DCoY6ReMlUE/VjnJHjnfLsI/AAAAAAAADas/kON90_QR_4A/s0-Ic42/019.jpg

For reference this is how Sun is as compared to Earth in size-
https://www.universetoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/sunearthcompared.jpg

or as told by Jimmy Olsen in the comic itself-
https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-NunXDsQJ19I/VjnB3RN8icI/AAAAAAAAC2s/AxkXHX4uQkk/s0-Ic42/006.jpg

We already know that he was atleast continental as he was able to survive a beating from 2 astronaut Kryptonians from earth to the moon and from moon to the earth at a Faster than light speed and the moon getting cracked into 2 pieces-
https://i.imgur.com/qe0wxIy.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/NfHZblX.jpg

Plus also he lifted 200 quintillion tons with one arm while no upper limit of his strength was found !-
https://i.imgur.com/DuKxwuj.jpg
and the moon weighs-
73.5 million metric tons !
https://weightofstuff.com/how-much-does-the-moon-weigh/

CosmicGohan99
I definitely think star aswell all star was definitely much weaker than post crisis but he showcased alot more intelligence he had tech where he could create universes and control life in them.

Stoic
200 quintillion tons (short or long tons) is a far cry from even 1 sextillion tons, and a star is a lot more than even that. What's wrong with planetary? Shit before DCNU came along, Superman needed help with planetary weight. C'mon man.

Super-fan1230
Originally posted by Stoic
200 quintillion tons (short or long tons) is a far cry from even 1 sextillion tons, and a star is a lot more than even that. What's wrong with planetary? Shit before DCNU came along, Superman needed help with planetary weight. C'mon man.
I was talking about that Superman could easily lift the moon and i think that the feats you mentioned are inconsistent.

Stoic
Inconsistent? You mean when Wonder Woman and J'onn helped him move the Earth? Google the weight of planet Earth. It's well over 200 quintillion tons. It's even more than 1 sextillion tons. Superman has planetary level strength. That's plenty.

Super-fan1230
Originally posted by Stoic
Inconsistent? You mean when Wonder Woman and J'onn helped him move the Earth? Google the weight of planet Earth. It's well over 200 quintillion tons. It's even more than 1 sextillion tons. Superman has planetary level strength. That's plenty.
You are not a good reader , are you ? i said that Superman would lift the moon , no where i said that he would lift a planet , that makes his strength at least continental and btw i know which feat you are talking about and that's a low showing but i do agree with you that his lifting strength comes near planetary if we are talking about All Star Superman.

Stoic
No, I was asking you what was inconsistent about what I said? I have no trouble reading, so there's no need to go there.

Super-fan1230
Originally posted by Stoic
No, I was asking you what was inconsistent about what I said? I have no trouble reading, so there's no need to go there.
With all due respect the feats you have mentioned are inconsistent about Post-crisis Superman , yes he has lifted the earth with the help of others like in this feat-
http://i.imgur.com/t5oAORx.jpg
or when he pulls 1/3rd of moon-
https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11/117308/2715159-comics_dc_1.jpg
but these are inconsistent, Superman has been able to move earth , moon and a spaceship through Hyperspace at FTL speed-
https://i.imgur.com/aXD55BO.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/zs7bHhJ.jpg
has pulled the earth against Starbreaker whose weakest duplicate had the power of multiple suns-
https://i.imgur.com/an5u5vI.jpg
Has pushed Krypton under the presence of Red sun-
https://readcomiconline.to/Comic/Superman-1987/Issue-167?id=16614

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