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D-scythe said:Fine, believe that it's possible for Logan to survive a nuclear bomb. Although I don't understand why you'd come out and say it publically that surviving a direct hit from a nuke is possible.
Kinda embarrassing, really.
Ever hear the saying, "it's better to keep quiet, and be thought an idiot, then open your mouth, and dispell all doubt"? Valuable life lesson for you right there.
Darthphere said:So by your estimation. Batman can take a bullet through the heart, get up fight off 20 bad guys disarm a hydrogen bomb and drive the Joker to Arkham before he dies?
Cyclops said:Wow. I just read that bit up at the front of this thread...
This is ridiculous. Why is it that Marvel just insists on making its flagship characters completely and totally ******ed? Makes me glad I'm not buying their worthless books anymore.
hippy fascist said:
Cyclops said:The difference there is that Superman has ALWAYS been incredibly powerful. Since day one.
Wolverine has NEVER been able to recover from the kinds of injuries he has lately with the speed he has lately.
Zeu said:You mean like this?
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hippy fascist said:Bit's and pieces I just never seemed able to empathise with the character so I gave up a long time ago.
Tropico said:Then you're speaking out of ignorance and bias. If you have a right to defend Wolverine, anyone else that knows tomes more about the character should be able to defend him. There's more to the characters than their powers. Nobility isn't just self-sacrifice, there are other traits that make you noble that Superman has in spades and Wolverine lacks. By the same token, being a hero isn't only putting yourself at risk to save other people; a person that comes up with a device that allows you to walk again would be a hero in your eyes. I get that you dislike the character and that you have your opininated views on him but, like you said about Marvel and Wolverine, try to tone it down a bit; especially if you're ignorant about the character.
Tropico said:Then you're speaking out of ignorance and bias. If you have a right to defend Wolverine, anyone else that knows tomes more about the character should be able to defend him. There's more to the characters than their powers. Nobility isn't just self-sacrifice, there are other traits that make you noble that Superman has in spades and Wolverine lacks. By the same token, being a hero isn't only putting yourself at risk to save other people; a person that comes up with a device that allows you to walk again would be a hero in your eyes. I get that you dislike the character and that you have your opininated views on him but, like you said about Marvel and Wolverine, try to tone it down a bit; especially if you're ignorant about the character.
LexCorp said:I did not want to say that but I agree. I do not like fights.
Tropico said:I'm not looking for a fight either. It just seems unfair to me that someone would bash a character so completely without practically knowing him. He has a right to his opinions and for all I care he can come back and say "Screw you, superman fanboy. Studidman the sux00rz, LOL!!!!!1!11" and I'll leave it at that (I'd probably give him aas a reply, honestly). I'm not a Superman fan but I do know about the character and I have a bunch of comics when I found the character interesting. I also know about Wolverine and even though there are things I don't like about the character I don't go around saying that he was ******ed from the moment he was made. I refrain from bashing characters that I don't know precisely because I know I'd be doing it out of ignorance.
hippy fascist said:Fair comment superman may have done various things over the last 10 years that I am unaware of(christ 10 years, scares me man I'm only 24) and yes it was wrong to have a pop, but my comments were supposed to be about the concept of superman esque characters, superman is a classic example of the all powerfull hero. I get the impression that with superman the writers didn't know when to stop, they just kep piling on the powers. I love spidey because while he may kick the **** out doc ock/lizard/venom/goblin a stray bullet from a police officer could take him down at any moment, adds tension. This is why when it comes to dc I prefer the likes of batman/hellblazer I need my heros to be in peril.
Fair comment that I overdid it a littleI just hate it when people outright bash marvel and then pretend as if dc's perfect as cyclops did in his post. I guess it was aimed more at that than superman and his fans.
Tropico said:Actually, Superman didn't start out as all powerful. I'm probably just telling you something you already know by telling you that he didn't even fly and his strength and speed weren't on par with what it has today. I liked the post -Crisis Superman and how his powers were taken down quite a few notches compared to the pre-Crisis Supes. The Man of Steel retcon Supes wasn't as all-powerful as how he is now after Birthright (freakin' Birthright) and several power ups he's gotten through the years. Anyway, I understand your preference for "street level" heroes and won't give you a long winded discourse on the "all powerful heroes".
Cyke never said that DC was perfect, just that he preferred what they were doing at the moment and that he fiercely dislikes what they're doing at Marvel. It could change in a matter of years or even months if the situations he dislikes change. It hurts more when something you love gets messed up than when it's something you don't care about; that's why Cyke acts so "bitter" about it.
LOL, the pic you posted it priceless.up:
Going back to the Wolverine thing.....ANTI-MATTER!!!! I haven't seen anyone mention anti-matter! I guess that should be a sure way to eradicate any trace of Wolverine. Or if you want to go to ludicrous extremes: THE ULTIMATE NULLIFIER!!!!!!!!![]()