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Originally posted by carver9
Zack who do you think win and how many would you give them out of 10?

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Originally posted by Vanguard
Well I guess I can't use that argument now that you're back.

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Originally posted by Zack M
Have you read the story yet? You still have yet to answer my Midnighter question. No surprise.

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Originally posted by Vanguard
I refuse to read Midnighter's drivel.

I'll make time for Slade though. I think I've already seen the scans of his fight with Supes. But Ill look again.

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Everything You Need To Know About Deathstroke
Powers
Enhanced Strength: Roughly that of Captain America. YMMV.

Enhanced Reflexes: Roughly that of Captain America. YMMV.

Enhanced Intellect: Post-Rebirth, we're redefining this a little. We no longer say Deathstroke uses "90% of his brain capacity." If Deathstroke used 90% of his brain capacity, he'd be Charles Xavier. Now we just say he's really, really smart.

Deathstroke is probably the smartest guy in the DC Universe. He is easily the equal of Batman in terms of strategic planning. Deathstroke's intellect is deadlier than his sword. He typically out-thinks and out-strategizes everybody in the book. He is a keen observer and expert detective. He usually has several balls in the air at one time.

Rapid Healing: Post-Rebirth, we're redefining this a little. Deathstroke's rapid healing clots blood in seconds and seals wounds in minutes. The time it takes for full healing depends upon the wound: a bee sting, maybe a couple seconds. A gunshot wound: a few hours. It depends on the complexity of the knitting process, how much tissue needs to be regenerated and other factors. It is not an instant process.

Deathstroke's rapid healing cannot regenerate organs. It can heal organs, but, for example, it won't regenerate a liver if a bad guy rips his out. Therefore, his rapid healing power did not simply create a new eye (or, in the case of Marvel's over-the-top Deathstroke parody Deadpool, grow a new hand).

Deathstroke experiences pain like anyone else. Just because he has rapid healing doesn't mean he'd just sit around and let people gut him with swords. This is why he wears a protective uniform.. Deathstroke experiences trauma like anyone else and is capable of going into traumatic shock from injury. If he does not allow his rapid healing process to properly close a wound, Deathstroke can bleed out and die just like anyone else.

Deathstroke's Sword
Deathstroke’s sword was originally named “Scrymgeour.” Eòsaph Mar cut down a thousand of King Charles’ men with it after Jenny Geddes threw her stool at the head of the minister in St Giles’ Cathedral, inciting the Bishops’ Wars. Or, at least, that’s the story Deathstroke told. One of dozens. Slade Wilson actually won the sword from a rich collector in Glasgow with a full house, queens full of nines. An antique Grete war sword, the blade was forged of three separate pieces hammer-welded together, the bottommost a flattened diamond cross-pattern. The blade became mangled during the “Judas Contract” incident and HIVE re-cast it in Type-II, or “Volatile,” Promethium—a dangerous mutagen capable of absorbing unlimited amounts of energy—which Deathstroke stole from S.T.A.R. Labs. It is suspected that particle bleed from this blade may have played a role in activating dormant metagenes in Slade’s children. The blade cannot be damaged or destroyed by any known means.

He also carries a telescoping Titanium staff fitted with a plasma torch for less-than-lethal confrontations.

Deathstroke's Uniform
He currently wears a costume we call the Ikon Suit, designed by Dr. Ikon, a Canadian superhero who was once one of Slade Wilson's partners in covert ops (David Isherwood, a nervous, Jeff Goldblum-type introduced in issue #2). The Ikon Suit contains a point defense shield system which senses incoming force (a punch, a bullet) and hardens the uniform in those spots, like the shields on the Enterprise.

And, like the Enterprise shields, the wider the surface the Ikon Suit needs to defend, the weaker the shield. At the size of a fist, for example, the shield is virtually impenetrable, allowing DS to survive a punch by Superman or Darkseid. If DS were walking through a nuclear explosion or reaction, the shield would envelop his entire body to protect him-- but would likely buckle if Superman then punched him. Deathstroke does not fully understand how the system works and cannot repair it himself, but would need to turn to Dr. Ikon.

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Originally posted by DarkSaint85
This is from Christopher Priest (who's currently writing DS):


Source: http://lamerciepark.com/comics/deathstroke/#section2

An indestructible sword that absorbs unlimited energy, shields that stand up to Superman and Darkseid, Cap stats....yeah.

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Originally posted by carver9
So he can beat Midnighter as well?

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Originally posted by DarkSaint85
There should be a thread for that

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Originally posted by Zack M
Have you read the story yet? You still have yet to answer my Midnighter question. No surprise.

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Originally posted by Vanguard
Just posting this for debate purposes.


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Originally posted by Zack M
Midnighter's book has constantly gotten rave reviews. It's actually one of the best books on the stands.

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Originally posted by Blue Area Vet

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Originally posted by Blue Area Vet
He's a butt pirate, right?

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Originally posted by Zack M
Damn!