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@qualitea: I would still say Superman's best on screen feat would be pulling the ship through the ice. The building was small and definitely didnt weigh as much as the ship. Also it had the friction on the weight of the ship against the snow and ice building up in front of it adding more weight.

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@coolcat4 said:

People still don't understand how buoyance works i see. Him moving the sub in water is not even close to him lifting it out of water. So as of now no he has no feats to suggest he can move the titanic.

Dude, its harder to lift things in water than on land. Being under water isn’t like being on the moon. Also, he can’t lift the titanic because it would fall apart. He isn’t Superman who has tactile telekinesis.

Superman doesnt have tactile telekinesis. Superboy (Kon-El) does but not Superman.

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@crunch5481: @tighten_returns The best guess for material would have been limestone since that's what most of the large ancient statues were made out of (thinking the Sphynx and others). The Difference is the size. The one in the movie is about 395 yards tall. Thats almost 4x taller than the Colossus of Rhodes was said to be. Colossus was said to be made a mix of iron bars, the base and feet made of stone layerd in bronze and the rest cast in bronze with plates so it was hollow. Obviously the Black Adam statue isnt made of bronze, so back to the limes stone theory.

Materiallbs./ cu. yd.tons/ cu. yd.
Concrete, cinders29701.48
Concrete, limestone40502.02
Concrete, sandstone39151.95
Limestone, solid45362.26

So depending on the type of stone or concrete, it probably weighs even more

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Can someone tell me where Anti-venom is during absolute Carnage? Didnt someone else take on the anti-venom role after Eddie and what about Toxin?

I dont feel like Toxin would stand much chance against the Carnage god but maybe his symbiote attracts Knull more than Carnage would.

Anti-Venom should have a unique and possible devastating effect on the god Carnage so that would be an interesting fight

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You are correct. He admitted his crimes and wikipedia says Wally revived Ivy from her rose(?) not sure how she came back to life other than an explanation of her powers being she can regrow like a rose (or like Groot). But that still means he murdered a future version of himself (clone or otherwise). Honestly im more surprised they had to go to the future to clone him rather than have some way to do it on their current time and earth. Besides Roy and Ivy, all the victims were C & D level characters. I wonder if Roy will be brought back with a Lazarus Pit.

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So i have seen articles about Heroes In Crisis #9 and was wondering...

In HiC #3 they showed all the characters that supposedly died (Arsenal, Blue Jay, Commander Steel, Hot Spot, Lagoon Boy, Gunfire, Red Devil, Gnarrk, Nemesis, Protector, Solstice, Tattooed Man, Wally West, Roy Harper and Poison Ivy) But Poison Ivy was brought back and the ending wasnt what was expected so besides Ivy, Is everyone else still dead?

I Also did they just go to the future and grab another Wally? I read it was a clone but that means they made a clone of Wally and killed him?

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I dont think making someone vulnerable makes them more interesting. any human is vulnerable but not all are interesting. What makes him interesting is being the "last son" of a dead planet and one of only a hand full of his species left, brought up in a world he didnt fit into. I have always said it would help Superman as a character if he did more universe travels. Sorry for the long lists but i think he should fight more powerful beings that can conwuer worlds and larger. I liked everything up to Action Comics Action Comics #1000 (i havent read the Man of Steel series yet). Having to fight Mongul (and his kids), Lobo, Kalibak, Steppenwolf, Karmang, Kroog, Lady Blaze, Mantis, Replikon, Rogol Zaar, Snake Omega, Solaris, Subjekt-17, Tyrell, Ulysses, Wraith, Yggardis, Lyla, The Auctioneer, among others would be more interesting. He could be activlely stopping Darkseid's forces from taking over worlds, trying to stop lady blaze from corrupting souls from around the universe, etc.

Rogol Zaar isnt unique. Going through the 606 villains on his enemies list I found 3 villains that are seeking/trying to kill the last of the Kryptonians

yet for Superman being the last son of Krypton, I found 50 Kryptonians listed in his friends and enemies pages, not including the daxamites, clones, or alternate universe (except for Powergirl). Many were from the new Krypton arc

People from the Phantom zone totaled 14

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batman is definitely more played up as scarier but i would say punisher since he will kill he advisaries

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@heatforce: Whats going on with that anyways? It seems like it should have been over months ago and most of the universe has moved on but it still never came to a conclusion