Smallville Clark VS Thanos and his army

[Kuro]

End of series Clark

Thanos gets the infinity gems

[BitVyper]

Assuming Clark has basic knowledge, he can probably blitz-yank the gauntlet off Thanos' arm from what I can recall of his speed and strength in that series.

[greatmetropolitan]

Even if you don't allow his planet pushing in the last episode, he's still more than fast and strong enough to take the gauntlet before anyone knows they're in a fight. Even if he doesn't use it, he wipes everyone out at superspeed with strength, heat vision, whatever. He could fly above the battlefield and use HV of the calibre he did on the bursting dam, wipe out most of the army that way.

Easy win for Clark.

[Nik Hasta]

Yeah, this feels like an intentional stomp.

[Kuro]

Doesn’t Thanos have the durability to basically withstand an attack that has the weight of a star behind it? That’s how powerful Stormbreaker was right?

[Sub-Zero MKA]

Doesn’t Thanos have the durability to basically withstand an attack that has the weight of a star behind it? That’s how powerful Stormbreaker was right?

This is the first time I've heard this about the hammer. It was forged in a star/miniature sun but I don't know about having the power of one.

[k von doom]

Doesn’t Thanos have the durability to basically withstand an attack that has the weight of a star behind it? That’s how powerful Stormbreaker was right?

Wasn't the star just basically needed to melt the Uru for Stormbreaker? I'll tell ya, whatever material that pot holding the Uru was made from is some durable stuff.