Superman hits Brainiacs throughout space and time with one hit (Futures End)
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richcapo
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Like the "boundaries of space and time," this feat transcends physical strength, just on a lesser level.
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Top Ten Comic Book Feats of Strength
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Superman palms a black hole (JLA 77)
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richcapo
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The interesting thing about black holes: No matter their masses, no matter their ranges, the pull of their event horizons is equal in magnitude: they exert infinite force.
Superman benches Earth for five straight days (Superman 13)
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richcapo
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Depending on how many reps he does with the Earth, this could be higher on the list, but since we don't know how many reps he does, I'm sticking it below Majestic's sun feat to be safe. The mass of Earth is 5.972 ? 10^24 kg.
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Superman and J'onn J'onzz toss Brainiac's ship (Superman: Doomed arc)
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richcapo
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The ship dwarves Earth. I believe it is safe to say it out-masses Earth as well. The ship is also moving at over twenty-thousand miles per hour against the two heroes. Could be higher than Superman's bench press feat, but I'm being parsimonious here.
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Ultraman moves the Moon (Forever Evil)
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richcapo
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Earth's moon is heavier than the smallest spherical Saturnian moon, which I am assuming the moon below is to be safe.
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Superman and Kal-L "shatter the boundaries of space and time" fighting (Superman books' Infinite Crisis tie-in)
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richcapo
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This feat transcends physical strength. Superman and Kal-L hit so hard that they swap lives, destroy and recreate Earh 2, and manifest Elseworld versions of themself.
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Superman lifts the book containing infinite pages and all existence (Final Crisis/Superman Beyond)
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richcapo
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In addition to containing "every book possible" on "an infinite number of pages, all occupying the same space," this book contains "the whole of existence." Physically, then, there can be no greater feat.
