SUPERMAN & LOIS' Clark vs the previous live-action Supermen

Tyler Hoechlin's SUPERMAN AND LOIS Clark Kent (the 14th Live-Action Clark Kent) takes on each of his 13 predecessors:

1. Ray Middleton
2. Kirk Alyn
3. George Reeves
4. Johnny Rockwell
5. Bob Holiday
6. Dave Wilson
7. Christopher Reeve
8. John Haymes Newton
9. Gerard Christopher
10. Dean Cain
11. Tom Welling
12. Brandon Routh
13. Henry Cavill

Bonus: Melissa Benoist

1. One at a time, Standard Rumbles Settings

2. Each version only gets credit for their own on-screen feats, regardless of whether they're supposed to be a continuation of a different actor's version.

3. We're only 2 episodes into SUPERMAN AND LOIS so far, so this will have to be an ongoing process.

Feats for this guy so far?

Does this Clark get his feats from when he was on Supergirl?
[QUOTE=Sharpandpointies;5417164]Feats for this guy so far?[/QUOTE]

Well, here's one

[video=youtube;0iiuhaFlTYU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iiuhaFlTYU[/video]

Would need to figure out the dimensions, but it's pretty clearly either in the higher-end of 'hundreds of tons' or the lower-end of 'thousands'.

Edit: strongly figuring on 'thousands', without any actual measuring done.

That's a cool sequence but... why didn't he just use his freezing breath from the outset haha?

[QUOTE=Nik Hasta;5417222]That's a cool sequence but... why didn't he just use his freezing breath from the outset haha?[/QUOTE]

Shhh!

*limit dance*

[QUOTE=Nik Hasta;5417222]That's a cool sequence but... why didn't he just use his freezing breath from the outset haha?[/QUOTE]

I think he overheard the scientists saying they needed more Water to keep the plant cool, so he brought ice to refill it. Freeze breath would have been a temporary fix.

(Rapid freezing the metal might have also made it less durable)

He and Routh-Supes already faced off during Crisis. The latter had a clear edge

[video=youtube;OzG8tB3-9eU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzG8tB3-9eU[/video]

[QUOTE=Anarchist;5417282]He and Routh-Supes already faced off during Crisis. The latter had a clear edge

[video=youtube;OzG8tB3-9eU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzG8tB3-9eU[/video][/QUOTE]

I'd dispute the "clear edge," assessment.

Routh-man was apparently crazy and going for the kill while Hoechlin-man seemed to be trying not to escalate the confrontation. He's like "the multiverse needs you," and just stands there and takes heat vision to the chest without appearing to be too worse for wear. Like... it's inconclusive of what would happen if they both tried for real like, for my money.

If we include Hoechlin Supes stuff from prior to the show, Supergirl established that Clark used the "Key that ways millions of tons" method for keeping his fortress secure

[QUOTE=Nik Hasta;5417348]I'd dispute the "clear edge," assessment.

Routh-man was apparently crazy and going for the kill while Hoechlin-man seemed to be trying not to escalate the confrontation. He's like "the multiverse needs you," and just stands there and takes heat vision to the chest without appearing to be too worse for wear. Like... inclusive of what would happen if they both tried for real like.[/QUOTE]

Fair enough

[QUOTE=Jcogginsa;5417416]If we include Hoechlin Supes stuff from prior to the show, Supergirl established that Clark used the "Key that ways millions of tons" method for keeping his fortress secure[/QUOTE]

Yeah, but that probably falls into the same category as Barry going fast enough to ask several people how to stop an A-Bomb which is going off right next to his friends, i.e. an outlier.

[QUOTE=Anarchist;5417443]Fair enough



Yeah, but that probably falls into the same category as Barry going fast enough to ask several people how to stop an A-Bomb which is going off right next to his friends, i.e. an outlier.[/QUOTE]

Eh, if he scales to Kara I don't think that's a huge outlier in his capabilities

[QUOTE=Jcogginsa;5417175]Does this Clark get his feats from when he was on Supergirl?


Well, here's one

[video=youtube;0iiuhaFlTYU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iiuhaFlTYU[/video][/QUOTE]

For measurements of the chunk of ice he's holding . we would need the dimensions, volume, and density . From the Volume and density we could get the mass of the chunk of ice he's holding. Ice has density of 0.9168 g/cm3, which is less of than that of water.

[QUOTE=daBronzeBomma;5416895]Tyler Hoechlin's SUPERMAN AND LOIS Clark Kent (the 14th Live-Action Clark Kent) takes on each of his 13 predecessors:

1. Ray Middleton
2. Kirk Alyn
3. George Reeves
4. Johnny Rockwell
5. Bob Holiday
6. Dave Wilson
7. Christopher Reeve
8. John Haymes Newton
9. Gerard Christopher
10. Dean Cain
11. Tom Welling
12. Brandon Routh
13. Henry Cavill

Bonus: Melissa Benoist

1. One at a time, Standard Rumbles Settings

2. Each version only gets credit for their own on-screen feats, regardless of whether they're supposed to be a continuation of a different actor's version.

3. We're only 2 episodes into SUPERMAN AND LOIS so far, so this will have to be an ongoing process.[/QUOTE]

Alyn and Reeves were pretty solidly invulnerable except to Kryptonite. George Reeves Supes no-sold an Atomic Bomb at Ground Zero. On the other hand, the vast majority of showings indicated no greater than fast human combat speed for Reeves. On the other hand, he did things like cross a room as Clark Kent so fast nobody had a chance to get a good look at him. Still, not fast enough to hit most of the others so any of them that could hit hard enough to hurt him at all would eventually beat him. I'm pretty sure moving the Moon (Chris Reeve) qualifies as being able to hit hard enough to hurt him.

But I don't know enough feats for most of them to say who would be the ultimate winner out of all of them.

[video=youtube;XObS_mtqd4o]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XObS_mtqd4o[/video]

Another fairly good feat