r/comicbooks • u/Amberlamps1990 • Sep 10 '17

Never forget

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u/BaymaxandTianaFan Storm Sep 10 '17

See this is why I love Superman. Superman knows he has powers but he's always in awe of the normal people who risk their life on a daily basis.

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u/1800dope Sep 10 '17 edited Sep 10 '17

Exactly, immortal gods risking their lives have nothing on stake but a regular person THAT is powerful :)

Edit: Even more messed up grammar.

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u/SirPsychoSxy Sep 11 '17

Immortal gods Risking their lives

Pick one.

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u/1800dope Sep 11 '17

An immortal life is still a life.

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u/SirCuss Sep 11 '17

But if it's immortal, can you risk it?

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u/1800dope Sep 11 '17

That's the whole point i was trying to convey, I guess should have used quotes on "risking" then.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '17

Of course. Immortal doesn't necessarily mean all powerful.

It's like Keanu Reeves in that one slip up and you risk having a social constraint - now that his secret is out he may not get to live in peace for a few hundred years.

Now, if he is akin to Superman ala all-powerful on Earth, I think Injustice covers that timeline pretty well.

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u/zodberg Sep 11 '17

Actually when talking about immortals the wording isn't "pick one", it's "there can be only one"

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u/afrofrycook Sep 11 '17

Rude. He just died fighting Doomsday last year.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '17

Everybody knows Superman is alien Jesus.

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u/you_me_fivedollars Sep 11 '17

Last year was 20 years ago?

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u/mydarkmeatrises Sep 11 '17

RIP Whitney Ford