Is the end of superpowered heroes is coming. The Super Superman exists because the publishers decided they might as well go big or go home-given the character is scientifically impossible even at lower levels.SO!! Superman powers are Scientifically impossible!! I guess every character has to be on the Batgod level when it come to abilities and powers. What sort of abilities would this imply Superman is as strong as 10,000 men. Often times comic books go over the top with Superman, but what if we limited his abilities to 10,000 times the normal strength of a human being and his other abilities are limited by 10,000 as well. Even UNBREAKABLE seems to depend on some sort of magic that makes him capable of his feats and not science. A more realistic Superman in a more realistic World: Superman 10,000. As soon as you apply real physics to Superman or any super-heroes, it all comes crashing down. Any body that was capable of such feats would break-it's impossible to build something that could sustain that and still function as a living organism. Because, realism dictates that this is all impossible. I don't want to harsh anyone's buzz-lower level superman stories are fun, I love UNBREAKABLE-but I don't think it's any more realistic to have a guy that's much stronger than any normal man, but not as strong as the present day Superman. The "weakest" Superman is still powerful enough to make it hard to challenge, but minimal when it comes to having to write so that you don't corner yourself Honestly the reason I like a more modest power set, modest being relative to lifting planets and flying through time, is because that's still more than too much power if you're really thinking the application through. Hopefully would handle that better than the New 52 Truth did.There's nothing street level about lifting 500 tons. I would love to see an ongoing starring a Superman who is at that base sort of level, I think it would be fun. You can have him tackle social ills with his fists, and you can have “normal” street level thugs threaten him with guns and what not.
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The answer is that a Superman at that sort of power level can be used to tackle more “realistic” problems directly without coming across as a godling throwing his weight around. Beginning this fall, decades after both Richard Donner’s Superman: The Movie and Tim Burton’s Batman introduced generations of fans to silver screen versions of DC’s Man of Steel and the World’s Greatest Detective, DC is returning to these beloved properties to tell new stories set within these worlds with the publication of a series of Superman ’78 and Batman ’89 comic books. Collects Adventures of Superman (1987-2006) #498-500, Action Comics (1938-2011 DC) #685-686, Superman (1987-2011 2nd Series) #76-77, Superman: The Legacy of Superman (1993), and Superman The Man of Steel (1991-2003) #20-21.Sounds like these would definitely be of interest to you:īoth have a weaker “street-level” Superman around the powerset you’re talking about. Includes a numbered certificate of authenticity from Dynamic Forces.Ģnd and later printings. NOTE: This volume is the sequel to Superman: The Death of Superman TPB (1993). Written by Jerry Ordway, Louise Simonson, Roger Stern, Dan Jurgens, Karl Kesel, and William Messner-Loebs.Īrt by Tom Grummett, Doug Hazlewood, Jon Bogdanove, Dennis Janke Roger Stern, Jackson Guice, Denis Rodier, Karl Kesel, Dan Jurgens, Brett Breeding, Walt Simonson, Ande Parks, Mike Machlan, Curt Swan, Joe Rubinstein, and Trevor Scott. After the death of the Man of Steel, the super-heroes of the world gather in Metropolis to mourn their friend and honor the passing of the greatest super-hero ever. Signed by artists Jon Bogdanove, Brett Breeding, Denis Rodier, Tom Grummett, Jackson Guice, and Dan Jurgens.ġst printing.
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