Round1 all are in character
Round2 all are fully blood lusted
Random encounter
Win Death or KO or BFR.
Pre 52 Superman.
Battle happens in space.
Round1 all are in character
Round2 all are fully blood lusted
Random encounter
Win Death or KO or BFR.
Pre 52 Superman.
Battle happens in space.
Superman
Superman
@kingant27: No he isn't. New 52 Superman benching the Earth is more impressive than moving Warworld, his biggest PC strength feat. Pluto weights 13 quintillion tonnes (18 zeros), the Earth weighs 5.972 sextillion metric tons (21 zeros).
New 52 Superman moved a starship, with Martian Manhunter, that was at least three times bigger than Earth. There is nothing comparable by PC Superman.
And I know what people usually counter with so I'll save time. There is no context to the weight of the book feat and he lifted 'all the books' not infinite weight. All the books in 52 universes is still nowhere close to the weight of the Earth.
http://mashable.com/2010/08/05/number-of-books-in-the-world/
How many books have ever been published in all of modern history? According to Google's advanced algorithms, the answer is nearly 130 million books, or 129,864,880, to be exact.
Every book possible on Earth is 130 million books. How much does an average book weight?
http://avgpostageweights.blogspot.co.uk/2010/10/average-weight-of-paperback-book.html
The heaviest paperback weights 1lb 5oz = 0.60kg
The heaviest hardback weights 1lb 15oz = 0.88kg
Even if we say all the books in the World have the weight of the heaviest hardback that means he's lifting 114400000 kg or 114,400 tonnes. Even if you say for each of these books there are a million copies he's still only lifting 114.4 billion tonnes. Even if you say in 52 Universes there are 130 million books with a million copies for each that's only 5948.8 billion tonnes. Nowhere near as much as the weight of the Earth, the heaviest weight he's lifted.
The Spectre feat is equally baseless as eternity is a measure of time, it has no weight. As far as strength feats are concerned that's about it and he did not move the Mageddon gears.
In terms of durability PC Superman has one very high end feat, absorbing the anti sun energy, enough energy to vaporise half a galaxy. Where that stands in relation to New 52 Superman flying through multiple black holes and taking a shot from a black hole laser canon I couldn't say but that's still three feats way in excess of all but one PC Superman feat. PC Superman's holding of a black hole the size of a spec of dust is pathetic in comparison to his New 52 black hole feats.
People think New 52 Superman is inferior to PC Superman is because the level of his enemies has been raised, that doesn't make him weaker that makes them stronger and they also think he's weaker because they misinterpret some of PC Superman's supposed feats.
@master-danny said:
Post crisis is above Thor. Believe me, I am the biggest Post Crisis Supes fan on the internet.
PC Superman's feats have nothing on what Thor has done or on what New 52 Superman has done, New 52 is much closer to the SA Superman, he tossed a moon into the phantom zone, he's a beast. Superman's speed advantage has not been shown to be effective against enemies with super strength and durability e.g. Mongul, Orion, Darkseid and Doomsday so no he is not above Thor. In durability and strength PC Superman is below Thor. In terms of strength New 52 Superman is at least on par with Thor but his durability is still lower plus he's consistently has poor showing against magic.
Are you saying Silver Age Superman and PC Superman are one and the same?
I could swear the planet chain and sneazing solar system feats belong to SA Supes.
@jagernutt: I was talking about SA Superman, sorry.
@master-danny said:
Post crisis is above Thor. Believe me, I am the biggest Post Crisis Supes fan on the internet.
PC Superman's feats have nothing on what Thor has done or on what New 52 Superman has done, New 52 is much closer to the SA Superman, he tossed a moon into the phantom zone, he's a beast. Superman's speed advantage has not been shown to be effective against enemies with super strength and durability e.g. Mongul, Orion, Darkseid and Doomsday so no he is not above Thor. In durability and strength PC Superman is below Thor. In terms of strength New 52 Superman is at least on par with Thor but his durability is still lower plus he's consistently has poor showing against magic.
Post Crisis Supes survived the function between Apocalypse and New Genesis and he also survived to leading Superboy Prime to the core of a red star, passing through a field of Kryptonite and landing on Mogo and he survived a fight against a Pre Crisis Guy. NEW 52 durability is nowhere close Post Crisis. And New 52 is nowhere close Pre Crisis, PreCrisis Clark survived quasar level, galactic level attacks and Kal contained super-nova explosions only by flying around them.
Pre Crisis > Post Crisis > New 52
Clark
@master-danny: Post Crisis Supes survived the function between Apocalypse and New Genesis
I know about the merger in Death of the New Gods 8 but he was KTFO by the explosion. He was KTFO when he smashed the shadow moon, he was KTFO by a nuke. Thor tanks these attacks.
and he also survived to leading Superboy Prime to the core of a red star, passing through a field of Kryptonite and landing on Mogo
I think that was Earth 2 Superman and he died!
NEW 52 durability is nowhere close Post Crisis.
I'm not convinced. I'd suggest going through black holes is above anything PC Superman has done.
And New 52 is nowhere close Pre Crisis, PreCrisis Clark survived quasar level, galactic level attacks
Pre crisis is retconned.
and Kal contained super-nova explosions only by flying around them.
No. He doesn't have any supernova feats as such. He 'survived' a supernova when Braniac blew up a star but he was hundreds of millions of miles away on the planet and not near the star itself and in the other Supernova feat he tanked the electromagnetic shockwaves not the explosion or radiation.
@master-danny: Post Crisis Supes survived the function between Apocalypse and New Genesis
I know about the merger in Death of the New Gods 8 but he was KTFO by the explosion. He was KTFO when he smashed the shadow moon, he was KTFO by a nuke. Thor tanks these attacks.
and he also survived to leading Superboy Prime to the core of a red star, passing through a field of Kryptonite and landing on Mogo
I think that was Earth 2 Superman and he died!
NEW 52 durability is nowhere close Post Crisis.
I'm not convinced. I'd suggest going through black holes is above anything PC Superman has done.
And New 52 is nowhere close Pre Crisis, PreCrisis Clark survived quasar level, galactic level attacks
Pre crisis is retconned.
and Kal contained super-nova explosions only by flying around them.
No. He doesn't have any supernova feats as such. He 'survived' a supernova when Braniac blew up a star but he was hundreds of millions of miles away on the planet and not near the star itself and in the other Supernova feat he tanked the electromagnetic shockwaves not the explosion or radiation.
1 Question - I was comparing New Supes with Post Crisis Supes, nothing with Thor
2 Question - Both Kal L and Kal El led Superboy Prime into the Red Star of the Solar System from Krypton. It is a feat from both.
3 Question - Where is the retconned? Name the issue,Please
4 Question - I was talking about Pre Crisis (especially Silver Age 1958-71) not Post Crisis (86-2011), that feat that you were talking about, I know it was from the story of Braniac. And yes, Silver Age Supes can do things like "contained super-nova explosions only by flying around them"
@master-danny: 2. A red sun negates their powers, it doesn't instantly kill Kryptonians otherwise they would have all died.
3. The Silver Age i.e. pre-crisis is retconned.
4. Again Silver Age is retconned. It doesn't count anymore.
http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Retcon
Removing old material
In regards to DC Comics, this is the most commonly used form of retroactive continuity. In short, it allows the writer the ability to look back upon older stories and say, "that never happened." The 1985-86 twelve-issue limited series the Crisis on Infinite Earths is the most notorious example of this style of retconning, as it effectively wiped away large patches of accumulated history that spanned nearly fifty years of DC publishing. One example of the Crisis' lingering effects on historical continuity is the Silver Age era Superboy. In the modern canonical history, Clark Kent did not become a costumed hero until he was an adult, and never adopted the identity of the teen hero, Superboy.
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