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What is the 6 part comic when Superman is caught in an illusion where he gets his powers on krypton?
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I got it, its Superman: Godfall, sweet comic!
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Did Superman have powers when he was on Krypton?
.... Everyone should know that Superman gets his powers from the yellow sun.. The red sun of Krypton does not give him the special powers he has on Earth..
Does Superman have telekinesis?
No, Krypton has a red sun and his powers only work under a yellow sun. However, this leads to a plot hole because Superman has visited Krypton on many occasions and returned. This should be impossible.
Which substance makes 'Superman' lose his supernatural powers?
He'd be like all the humans on Earth, although he'd still be pretty strong since he's very muscular but he'd simply have slightly above normal human strength.
Did the red sun give Superman powers?
Indirectly, though he is powerless and even vulnerable in Red-Sun worlds such as his now-extinct Krypton. He has no reason to recharge his batteries so to speak, but on some occasions does welcome an energizing sunburst in the weather. The Hanna-Barbera superhero Birdman, however directly derived his powers from the Sun and bad guys knew this, and tried to use shadow-rays ( a contradiction in terms, unless they used Ultra-Violet strobe lights.)
If Superman is from Krypton why does Kryptonite poison him?
it depends, if he is close to it, it will make him sick. if he touches it, he will be easy to kill for a short period of time, and if he is constantly exposed to it for a long time, it "WILL KILL HIM"
Did Superman have powers when he was on Krypton?
.... Everyone should know that Superman gets his powers from the yellow sun.. The red sun of Krypton does not give him the special powers he has on Earth..
How did Superman get his powers?
Superman gets his powers from Earth's yellow sun. Due to Krypton's different sun, Superman's Kryptonian physiology allows him to absorb solar energy and convert it into superhuman abilities on Earth, such as super strength, flight, and heat vision.
Where do Superman's powers come from?
A yellow sun. Krypton had a red sun, which makes Kryptonians ordinary.
Has anyone ever Superman's powers?
krypton DOESNT EXIST SO I DONT THINK SO
Is Kara a super hero?
Kara is the Kryptonian name for Supergirl, so..yes. Like Superman she is from the planet Krypton and has the same powers as him. She is Superman's niece, I believe.
Does Superman have telekinesis?
No, Krypton has a red sun and his powers only work under a yellow sun. However, this leads to a plot hole because Superman has visited Krypton on many occasions and returned. This should be impossible.
Did planet Krypton in the Superman story have red characteristics?
Krypton was a red sun planet, as was Daxam, which spawned Mon-el. Daxam may be an anagram (or Jumble) of Adam-X Try it! Superman is vulnerable to red suns and his powers do not work on Red Sun planets!
Does Iron Man has more power than The Superman?
no because iron man is only a suit that has close to the same amount of powers as super man but superman has more only cause he is from krypton.
Which substance makes 'Superman' lose his supernatural powers?
He'd be like all the humans on Earth, although he'd still be pretty strong since he's very muscular but he'd simply have slightly above normal human strength.
Is there limit to Superman's powers?
No, he's superman
Has there ever been a story where Superman witnessed an alternate reality of what things would have been like for him if Krypton had not exploded meaning his father never would have sent him to Earth?
Well according to what I found, in Superman #132 issue (around October 1959) this occured. Batman and Robin give Superman a chance to see what life on Krypton would have been had it not been destroyed. In the issue Kal-El still has the famous Superman suit and works with the Space Patrol of Krypton, apparently this would have been the regular look of the patrolmen. I believe he is still an average Kryptonian (without super-human powers) in the beginning. He evetually loses his father and mother (as well as his younger brother Zal-El) when their rocket crashes into an asteroid. Later in the issue he obtains his super powers with the help of a ray invented by a friend. He states at the end of the issue "How strange fate works! If Krypton had never exploded, I would have ended up there as Superman!".
Did the red sun give Superman powers?
Indirectly, though he is powerless and even vulnerable in Red-Sun worlds such as his now-extinct Krypton. He has no reason to recharge his batteries so to speak, but on some occasions does welcome an energizing sunburst in the weather. The Hanna-Barbera superhero Birdman, however directly derived his powers from the Sun and bad guys knew this, and tried to use shadow-rays ( a contradiction in terms, unless they used Ultra-Violet strobe lights.)
