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Wonder Man is generally portrayed in Marvel as just under the top Class 100s. His durability is pretty great, taking shots from Abomination, Hulk, Hyperion, etc. and continuing to fight. Namor and...

Certainly Jesse. Jay has also spent some time in that Speed Force prison. Maybe he came out the faster for it.

I think people are reacting to that line. Which I took as a throwaway/joke line. But you did, indeed assert that he is immune to PIS, or at least the kind generated by CW shows. And, honestly, the...

I feel like most versions of Carol could eventually win through putting enough energy into Captain Atom that he time jumps, which should count as a ring out, I would think. If they just both start...

Well, gravity and magnets can both mess with the flow of energy. It's possible that those could be used against her. Or, as others have said, things that absorb all kinds of energy - she can shift...

It's also worth noting that she can transform into any number of em wavelengths that are not visible. So, Jay may not even know he is being attacked until the microwaves are cooking him from the...

Oh. That. I have convinced myself that it functions kind of like ooblek (corn starch suspended in water - if you haven't seen the videos of people running back and forth across a liquid, then sinking...

No disagreement with anything you said there - just thought it was worth mentioning in a thread about giving physics the middle finger, the solution that is more elegant in a lot ways for Cyke is...

Cap's shield. How can it absorb impact so well that he can jump from a plane and land on it, yet also bounce around (why doesn't it just hit the wall, and fall with the energy of the impact...

In my opinion, that is way more of a middle finger to physics. The amount of solar energy that reaches the earth in an area the size of Cyclops is not enough, even if converted 100% to concussive...

For what it is worth, he did make his own webs and webshooters - just as Spidey in the comics did. And he was treated as probably the smartest kid in the STEM school he was attending.

Depends on your definition of recently, I suppose. There was a comic that was put out for 13 years from '72 - '85 called Marvel Team-Up. Spider-Man was the character who was in it month-to-month. I...

Garfield's Spider-Man was much faster than anything we see from Holland's. (See Garfield outracing a lightning bolt and stopping people from being electrocuted) Holland is stronger, and may be more...

Overall, I enjoyed the movie, but there were things that could have been done better:
Peter could have won a fight on his own. Not let the bad guys get away, not get help from Iron Man, Ned or just...

Oh, you know... family stuff.

Which is, I guess, is exactly why we go by actual feats and not by what "logic" dictates by extension of what we can see.

To be completely honest, vibranium hurts my brain. How does it hurt when Panther punches people? Ditto with Cap's shield. It just doesn't make sense if I think about it too much. Hell, how does...

I went into a little more detail, and didn't use kevlar - I used Tyvek. Something I know that even if it is well-braced so there is no give, I cannot punch through with my bare hands. However, I...

Never mind - beaten to it by StupidMoniker.

Not to mention - one side are trained to work together and actually have access to language to coordinate such efforts. Probably have access to tools that make night not nearly as much of an issue...

Those are probably not going to get wide acceptance on the board. I'm much more of a lurker than a poster here, but I have been lurking long enough (since before the board reset) to know that usually...

Any images, feats or issues to back that up? I didn't think they got that much faster.

She reacts fast enough to blitz them, and can tell what they are planning to do due to body reading. How do you encircle someone who can casually kick one of you out of the circle and get out of the...

The idea is supposed to be that she understands body language (the eyebrow thing just being an example, but including the tensing of muscles, where your eyes dart to, the kind of micro-expressions...

To be fair, Wonder Man is one of the more variable characters out there - every time he comes back from the dead (and that's a LOT) he seems to have slightly different powers/be stronger/be...