Talk:Speed Force
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[edit] De-stubbed
I removed the stub tag. I don't think the article needs it anymore. -- Ipstenu (talk|contribs) 14:16, 13 June 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Hyperbole and the Infinite Mass Punch
The use of the metaphor 'the Infinite Mass Punch as having the force of a White Dwarf Star,' I feel is not quite an exaggeration. My understanding of the Theory of Relativity: as the Flashes mass would approach infinite, the mass of a White Dwarf while massive (approxitmately the size of Earth) would still be a finite amount. The force of such blow could then land with a mass significantly more (or less) powerful, all conditional on how close (or far) the Flash would be at the point of impact to the speed of light. In short, maybe we should remove the hyberbole line, because there is no true way to gauge the force of such a blow and it's comic book physics.
[edit] Total Recall
Totall Recall is totally not a power related to the speed force, it's just Bart's photographic memory, he remembers anything he sees and reads. Just read the Impulse tpb and you'll see that. user:002KFlash052
[edit] Metabolize wounds
IIRC, Walter West CAN metabolize his injuries without prematurely aging himself. The incident with Kadabra was more of him keeping his body at a state of constant HYPER-metabolization (in order to instantly heal the lethal injuries Kadabra was giving him), which was why prematurely aged.
-- Marikina
