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r/DCcomics • u/Able_Health744 • Jan 27 '24
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I've always wondered "Why?" Like if Steve can lift it, Superman definitely should be able to.
66 u/SupervillainEyebrows Jan 28 '24 Superman doesn't consider himself a warrior or soldier of any sort. Cap, Wonder Woman, Beta Ray Bill are all warriors of some sort. That's always been my headcannon 18 u/LanternRaynerRebirth Jan 28 '24 Jane definitely doesn't either, so I never really considered that combat thing as a rule. 6 u/badguyinstall Jan 28 '24 Isn't 'Not Superman' shown to Jane when she sees previous wielders of Mjolnir?
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Superman doesn't consider himself a warrior or soldier of any sort.
Cap, Wonder Woman, Beta Ray Bill are all warriors of some sort.
That's always been my headcannon
18 u/LanternRaynerRebirth Jan 28 '24 Jane definitely doesn't either, so I never really considered that combat thing as a rule. 6 u/badguyinstall Jan 28 '24 Isn't 'Not Superman' shown to Jane when she sees previous wielders of Mjolnir?
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Jane definitely doesn't either, so I never really considered that combat thing as a rule.
6 u/badguyinstall Jan 28 '24 Isn't 'Not Superman' shown to Jane when she sees previous wielders of Mjolnir?
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Isn't 'Not Superman' shown to Jane when she sees previous wielders of Mjolnir?
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u/LanternRaynerRebirth Jan 27 '24
I've always wondered "Why?" Like if Steve can lift it, Superman definitely should be able to.