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Super Sonic has run across galaxies in seconds before.The current Flash is not only the fastest man alive, but the fastest man who ever lived. He's much faster than the previous flash's, who were already faster than Quicksilver (as long as they have the speedforce and all). And sonic can only go slightly faster than the speed of sound (which is why he's blue...hey, dont ask me to explain that one), so he's not even in the running here. Ha ha, in the running, it's a pun
And flash once raced against someone who instantly teleported across the universe and still beat him. I don't know how, but he still beat him.Super Sonic has run across galaxies in seconds before.
Not enough people read archie comics.
yeah, quicksilver is probably the slowest here, and supersonic did travle to the edge of the universe, but not faster than instantaneous movement, which even by comic book physics is still confusing.Yeah, but for some reason people are talking in this thread like Quicksilver is second fastest here. He clearly isn't. I say its a toss up between SuperSonic and Flash. Supersonic also traveled to the edge of the universe before.
Quicksilver isn't even the fastest in the Marvel Universe. Among the non cosmics Gladiator and Makkari are both much faster than Quicksilver.
And flash once raced against someone who instantly teleported across the universe and still beat him. I don't know how, but he still beat him.
I know. Its seems impossible to beat instantaneous movement. Logically instantaneous movement can only be matched. Well, it is a comic. I still don't understand that, but meh.how in the hell, again
Quicksilver isn't even the fastest in the Marvel Universe. Among the non cosmics Gladiator and Makkari are both much faster than Quicksilver.