[net.comics] Rankings of DCSH

jack@hp-dcde.UUCP (08/10/84)

Nf-From: hp-dcde!jack    Aug 23 10:38:00 1984


Please, the character's name is not Shazam.  It is Captain Marvel.
I imagine that DC couldn't call the comic "Captain Marvel" because
Marvel had a comic called "Captain Marvel" out at the time, so they
were forced to call the comic "Shazam".


				-Jack Applin
				{hplabs,csu-cs,hp-pcd,nwuxd}!hp-dcd!jack

P.S:
   Yes indeed, the Spectre is #1 on that list. 
   He gets his power straight from *God*, y'know.

victorf@houca.UUCP (08/20/84)

I'm much less familiar with DC comics(I only collecsix or so titles) but
I'll take a shot at the ten most powerful characters in the DC universe. This
includes characters from all the earths:

1: Superman (big surprise)
2: Power girl (Supergirl)
3: Green Lantern
4: Flash
5: Firestorm   
6: Wonder Woman
7: Geo-Force
8: Zatanna
9: Ultra Lad(Boy?)
10: Shazam (is he still around?)

Well, am I close?
Scott Thompson (houca!hoqax!rst)

atc@ut-sally.UUCP (Alvin T. Campbell III) (08/22/84)

   I think that Dr. Fate, the Spectre, and Mon-El must surely be included
in any list of most powerful characters.

                                    --A. T. Campbell--
                                      (atc@ut-ratliff.ARPA)

wws@whuxle.UUCP (Stoll H William) (08/22/84)

What about Mon-el?  He should be at least 3rd, unless he died or
something (it's been awhile guys...)

Bill Stoll

eric@milo.UUCP (08/23/84)

	This probably depends on how you rank the heroes, but in a fight,
I certainly would put my money on Orion, of the New Gods. I also agree that
Spectre may be the most powerful, since I have never seen any real limit
to his abilities (he always does seem to strain when keeping two dimensions
from co-existing, but he always manages to hold them off until someone else
saves the day). At his height, Arion might have qualified also, but now
he is a bit too much of a wimp.

-- 
					eric
					...!seismo!umcp-cs!aplvax!eric