In the classic comic-book narrative, one of Superman's many powers was “heat vision,” an ability to store solar energy in his eyes and emit it in fiery optic blasts, which were graphically depicted as lasers.
First and foremost, there is his X-Ray Vision, but he's also been known to possess Heat Vision, Telescopic Vision and Microscopic Vision. In the scientific real world, an x-ray is an electromagnetic wave of energy that can be used in medical testing to view the interior of the human body.
Superman is considerably more physically powerful than Cyclops and presumably Superman can sustain projecting his heat vision far longer than Cyclops projecting his optic blast.
As his powers developed and became more defined, however, Heat Vision became distinguished as an individual power. The temperature of heat vision or a laser beam is stated to be 5000 degrees (presumably Celsius), making it capable of burning through the toughest steel, material and armor.
If he ever truly let loose with his laser vision, it could wind up blinding him or sapping him of all the strength in his body. Homelander might be a walking hazard, but Superman's heat vision is destructive to the world around him and himself.
Green kryptonite weakens Superman and other Kryptonians, and is fatal with long-term exposure. Kryptonians under green kryptonite's effects experience severe muscular weakness, usually to the point of collapse, and excruciating pain, with both conditions progressively intensifying.
Yes he can. Superman's weakness against magic is simply that it can damage him despite his extreme resistance to physical attacks. He doesn't lose his powers if he is hit by a magic attack, or crumble like he does around kryptonite. Who would win if Superman picked a fight with Ghost?
No, Homelander is not more powerful than Superman.
But, all the Superman-like abilities he possesses are weaker than the ones that Man of Steel himself has. Homelander's flight speed, super strength, and durability in particular are inferior to Superman's. On top of that, he doesn't possess freeze breath either.
According to the comics, Superman can fly because of a combination of powers he derives from Earth's “yellow” Sun and from his extraterrestrial biology. On his birth planet, Krypton, gravity was much stronger than it is on Earth, so Kryptonians developed a physique that could resist its pull.
As the battle begins, Scott warns his team, "Everyone back! I'm going to max power!" before using a concussive blast so powerful it begins to strip the skin from Hulk's body. It isn't quite enough to stop him, but that impact puts Cyclops in a small group of people able to damage Hulk in his strongest form.
Superman is incredibly powerful and is essentially indestructible when it comes to most forms of damage. While Wanda's magic is going to be able to damage him, she's going to have to work incredibly hard to keep up and keep the hits coming.
Half Kryptonian and half-human, Jon is the biological son of post-Crisis Superman/Clark Kent and Lois Lane and the couple's child in DC Comics canon. His parents named him in honor of his grandfathers, Jonathan Kent and Samuel Lane.
Superman Returns - Bullet Stopper | Super Scenes | DC - YouTube. Brandon Routh's Superman is extremely powerful. Even a point-blank gunshot to the eye doesn't make him blink!
Superman's exposure to excessive amounts of energy from the sun heightened his powers. While testing the new limits of his powers with a scientist named Dr. Leo Quintum, he was able to lift the equivalent of 200 quintillion/200 billion billion tons above his head with one hand.
So in strength, Goku would win, the reason being, he's defeated enemies physically stronger than him countlessly. Not to mension his ki energy can do a heck of a lot more damage than a super-nova, which have consistantly been able to knock superman unconscious.
Is Superman more powerful than Omni-Man? Yes, Superman is more powerful than Omni-Man and even possesses a wider array of abilities. While Superman would easily be able to defeat Homelander, he'd truly meet his match against the viltrumite, Omni-Man.
Thor is definitely bulletproof he has withstood things beyond some bullets so there's no reason why bullets would affect him. If bullets doesn't affect the Ultron bots then why would it affect Thor.
Captain Atom has proven in past battles that he is stronger than Superman and has better fighting skills. He can also weaponize red sun radiation, which can weaken Superman like Kryptonite and magic. His sometimes uncontrolled nature has earned him a reputation as one of the most dangerous DC heroes.
While many Superman stories hint that his ability to gather energy from the sun makes eating unnecessary, the Man of Steel eats more than his fair share of food wherever he goes. The Silver Age was a strange and wonderful time for DC Comics.
Superman's biggest fear is that, despite his immense power, he cannot save everyone who believes he will always be there to save them. Superman feels the pressure to meet the impossible expectation of being able to save everyone, even though he knows it is not possible.
While Superman could potentially overpower Thor, blows rendered by the mystical Mjolnir would likely impose serious damage on the Kryptonian hero. With his super-speed, the Man of Steel could probably avoid the Thunder God's lightning, but not necessarily, since Thor is just as fast.
While kryptonite is Superman's greatest weakness, he's susceptible to other forms of energy and threats. This makes Billy Batson — aka Shazam, the World's Mightiest Mortal — one of Superman's greatest opponents.
