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How many tons can Superman press approximately?

No "Above 100" stuff, please.

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beyond 100 tons eek!

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at least 1,000,000,000,000,000,000

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Originally posted by masterbruce
at least 1,000,000,000,000,000,000

Please, no guesses. I want actual information.

Dec 3rd, 2006 09:16 PM

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You won't get actual information as there has been no indication of a limit thus far of Superman's strength

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Originally posted by King_Mungi
You won't get actual information as there has been no indication of a limit thus far of Superman's strength

Because as soon as they state it some rival company can make a character who's stronger.

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Originally posted by Ultraman Baltan
Please, no guesses. I want actual information.

It's not a guess. THe number I gave was 1 quintillion. All Star Supes lifted over 18 quintillion with no effort, so I'm giving regular supes at least 1 quintillion.

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Originally posted by Ultraman Baltan
Please, no guesses. I want actual information.

no, 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 is actually a number DC writers would use in a comic.

Remember, logic and science are meaningless in the realm of the Big S big grin

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Originally posted by boriquaking55
no, 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 is actually a number DC writers would use in a comic.

Remember, logic and science are meaningless in the realm of the Big S

I would say logic and science are meaningless in the realm of all superman level characters (ie thor, gladiator, beta ray, hercules)

when characters can start pulling a planet out of orbit, I start to get sick, physically

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no, 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 is actually a number DC writers would use in a comic.

Remember, logic and science are meaningless in the realm of the Big S

This isnt just limited to big S. Think of the feats of Thor, Gladiator, even Wonder Woman.

All of their high feats require that they be even stronger than All Star Superman.

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i always thought his strength was unlimited confused

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Originally posted by boriquaking55
no, 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 is actually a number DC writers would use in a comic.

Remember, logic and science are meaningless in the realm of the Big S

Big S? More like BS. Supes has had trouble with things only 5,000 tons.

Dec 3rd, 2006 09:57 PM

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Originally posted by Ultraman Baltan
Big S? More like BS. Supes has had trouble with things only 5,000 tons.

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Originally posted by SpunkySmurph

Scans?

I don't have any of his comics. I despise the character. But my friend has a comic where he could barely lift a cargo ship.

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I would say it depends on the writer

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and here I have seen him lift an oil tanker with no problems and toss it like nothing.

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and here I have seen him lift an oil tanker with no problems and toss it like nothing.

if he's capable of lifting 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 tons (think of a meteor the size of Canada) then a oil tanker is like a grain of sand, not even.

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if he's capable of lifting 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 tons (think of a meteor the size of Canada) then a oil tanker is like a grain of sand, not even.

All-Star Superman is not the same as mainstream Superman. All-Star was augmented by close proximity to the sun, which is actually killing him.

Regardless Superman #216 is where he did the oiltanker feat tossing it over 2000+ feet all with ease.

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I would say it depends on the writer

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Originally posted by King_Mungi
All-Star Superman is not the same as mainstream Superman. All-Star was augmented by close proximity to the sun, which is actually killing him.

Regardless Superman #216 is where he did the oiltanker feat tossing it over 2000+ feet all with ease.

let's say All Star superman was 1000 times more powerful than regular superman, that means regular superman can still at least lift

1,000,000,000,000,000 tons

now let's say an oil tanker is 10,000 tons

that means superman lifting an oil tanker was using only .000000000001 % of his strength

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