Tropico said:^^^^WTF?! This is just as random as a puppet shouting "Matt Damon" in a puppet movie!!![]()
Grim Goblin said:Didn't Barry essentialy go back in time and became the lightning bolt that hit his younger self? I think I read that somewhere.
(chuckle)web-king said:who can out run flash racing. NO FLYING
Grim Goblin said:Didn't Barry essentialy go back in time and became the lightning bolt that hit his younger self? I think I read that somewhere.
Silicon Surfer said:Even without the time gem The Runner could move very far beyond the speed of light. Both Northstar and Makkari were much faster than Quicksilver ever was. Although it has never been shown Hyperion and Gladiator can also presumably run at great speed.
Stealth_Prime said:Secret Origins Annual # 3.
I agree, but you know those knuckle heads behind the pen....they hold the universe in the hand, and like any other person, they become corrupt with overwelming possibilities and alter the usual state of what is meant to be (Barry being the lightening bolt)
What's that line?
-Absolute power corrupts Absolutely.
Lets hear it for the writers and editors who don't have a clue as to how to leave a good explanation (if you can call it that) alone.
MyPokerShirt said:Actually the original origin wasnt explained too well. i prefer the idea he was his own power source. it fits in with the whole time travelling theme flash comics had.
guys, i dont understand the "flash enters marvel universe, flash loses powers" claim. havnt their been CANON match-ups between DC characters and Marvel?
They did just come up with that explanation to keep the Flash from being too powerful in JLA/Avengers. I don't know if there have been other Flash crossovers with the Marvel universe before, but he's visited lots of other dimensions and they've all had a Speed Force. The fact that Marvel lacks one is obviously a plot device to keep him from using his extreme super-speed in the relatively slower (for the most part) Marvel universe.Stealth_Prime said:Good point,
I think there was one such story where JLA and Avengers tangled, but during the 70s lineup....I don't know what happened...all I know is that Liefield bought the original draft/sketches when he was still the 90s thing-in.
Besides, the writers probably created that 'limitation' on the Flash to keep him from whipping butt throughout the whole Marvel universe. you know he could have sucked the air out of Thor and Marvels other big hitters. And when it comes to speed....hehehehe
he would have won before everyone knew it was time to start.
Your world must be interesting.Jourmugand said:I dont belive that any Marvel Universe hero can out race the Flash.Superman is the only one who can perform such a feat.
TheCorpulent1 said:They did just come up with that explanation to keep the Flash from being too powerful in JLA/Avengers. I don't know if there have been other Flash crossovers with the Marvel universe before, but he's visited lots of other dimensions and they've all had a Speed Force. The fact that Marvel lacks one is obviously a plot device to keep him from using his extreme super-speed in the relatively slower (for the most part) Marvel universe.
However, that Thor bit wouldn't work. Thor can survive in space without breathing, so I doubt the Flash vacuuming the air away from him would do much. The Flash could easily kick Thor's ass in other ways with his full Speed Force powers intact, though.
Jourmugand said:I dont belive that any Marvel Universe hero can out race the Flash.Superman is the only one who can perform such a feat.
LexCorp said:Well someone has to keep the pointless threads filled with some fun.
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TheCorpulent1 said:The Flash could easily kick Thor's ass in other ways with his full Speed Force powers intact, though.
Stealth_Prime said:For real? Okay...cool, I retract that statement then....but you have to admit...Wow! Go Flash.
Okay, now what's going on with Quicksilver...I'm not too clear on his abilities...IS he a speedster, or did he 'mutate'(forgive the phrase)/evolve into other powers.
I wouldn't rate him above Thor, per se. In an actual fight in a comic, I'm sure Thor would win because everyone expects him to, but on paper the Flash has powers that could neutralize practically anyone. He can drain a person of all their speed, for one thing. No speed = no movement = fight over.MyPokerShirt said:really? you rate full power flash above thor??