| SUPREME (ETHAN CRANE) |
In ‘Supreme’ (1992) #1, titled ‘Second Coming’, Supreme performs a super-speed feat. Supreme returns to Earth. In space, Supreme flies into Diehard of Youngblood.
How much super-speed does it take to fly into Diehard in space?
SUPREME FLEW INTO DIEHARD, BOTH WITH A TOTAL KINETIC ENERGY OF 58,454,593 J BEFORE THE COLLISION.
SUPREME FLEW WITH THE EQUIVALENT OF THE SPEED OF A COMET OF 2,000 MPH ENOUGH TO INCREASE THE TOTAL KINETIC ENERGY OF THE SYSTEM TO 77,725,338 J.
SUPER-SPEED FEAT:
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