what is the weakest version of superman?

#1 Posted by Z3RO180 (3831 posts) - 1 year, 2 days ago - Show Bio

Now as we all know superman has always been a powerhouse and amougsts the strougest and most powerfull superheros ever. But there has been so many versions of him i.e. Golden age superman , silver age superman etc so i thought instead of trying to figure out what the most strongest and most powerfull version are i should just for the fun of it try to finad out what the weakest version of him is but the only one i could think of and in my opinon is the smallville version of superman. SO what do you think is the weakest superman?

#2 Posted by cattlebattle (11102 posts) - 1 year, 2 days ago - Show Bio

Action comics Superman
Golden Age Superman
DCAU Superman

#3 Posted by Z3RO180 (3831 posts) - 1 year, 2 days ago - Show Bio

@cattlebattle: good choises.

#4 Posted by Superboy171 (12 posts) - 1 year, 2 days ago - Show Bio

George Lowther's interpretation from the Adventures of Superman (novel, 1942), as well as perhaps the one on the radio show (1940-1951).

#5 Edited by BrantCaseyxy (4 posts) - 1 year, 2 days ago - Show Bio

George Lowther's interpretation from the Adventures of Superman(novel,1942).

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#6 Posted by Superboy171 (12 posts) - 1 year, 2 days ago - Show Bio

My brother-in-law just told me that Lowther was the head writer on the radio program for the majority of its run. Seems like he was into writing for a character with more clearly defined limits (come to think of it, I can't even recall Lowther's Superman using heatvision, or super breath).

#7 Posted by YoggSaron (812 posts) - 1 year, 1 day ago - Show Bio

@cattlebattle said:

Action comics Superman Golden Age Superman DCAU Superman

This. Though to be fair, DCAU Superman has some decent feats, such as stopping a large meteor from hitting the Earth. The problem is his power levels fluctuate to the extreme, to the point where he was unable to lift a firetruck with one hand.

#8 Posted by Video_Martian (5631 posts) - 1 year, 1 day ago - Show Bio

@cattlebattle said:

Action comics Superman Golden Age Superman DCAU Superman

#9 Posted by Primmaster64 (21136 posts) - 1 year, 1 day ago - Show Bio

@cattlebattle said:

Action comics Superman Golden Age Superman DCAU Superman

Out of all of them GA Superman was the most violent.

#10 Posted by Supermansito (183 posts) - 1 year, 1 day ago - Show Bio

first superman version,no eyes powers, cant fly, and only can lift a small car

#11 Posted by GunGunW (880 posts) - 11 months, 29 days ago - Show Bio

Golden Age is the weakest by far, but New 52 isn't nearly as powerful as he has been in the past

#12 Posted by Z3RO180 (3831 posts) - 11 months, 29 days ago - Show Bio

@GunGunW: idount think thry have depowerd the new sueps i just think they are waiting for the right time to show off how powerfull he really is so at the moment i going to say his powers are at the same level of pre-flashpouint supes.

#13 Posted by jrfocks (5 posts) - 11 months, 28 days ago - Show Bio

@z3ro180 No sorry my firend Matt idelson ( editor of superman ) already said in a interview that he is now more vulnerable than he was in the past i know im pissed off about it 2 but i may be wrong becase matt may have been refering to the silver age superman compared the new 52 superman but heres a link you can pass judgement your self http://www.supermanhomepage.com/inter-action/inter-action.php?topic=ask-editor/ask-matt and heres the q and a Collin asks: Is Superman more or less invulnerable than his armor-looking suit? His uniform has traditionally been invincible, but whenever something can actually pierce it, the Man of Steel is relatively unharmed, if a bit worse for the wear. Now he has something that looks like armor. If something is strong enough to get through it, does that mean it's strong enough to hurt him, or will he laugh it off like in days of old? Matt: Well, Supes is certainly more vulnerable than he was in the days of old, Collin. He can be hurt, as we've seen, though he can still heal as well. Lets just say from a general standpoint that if something can pierce his suit, it can probably pierce his skin as well. Really, the reason Supes first put on the suit was revealed in ACTION #8, but the fact that it is Kryptonian in origin (and therefore part of a heritage he wants to understand) and certainly more durable than his T-shirt and jeans look gives him incentive to keep wearing it.

#14 Posted by Z3RO180 (3831 posts) - 11 months, 27 days ago - Show Bio

@jrfocks: cool i dount think the new superman will be like SA superman. I think his skins in the new 52 superman title is kind of like mega durable like bullets cant penatrate it but a punch from darkside would cause his skin to bruse or even bracke the skin . As for his strength i think in futre issues will be more comparable to his pre flashpouint counterpart.