Heya! I just want to start a discussion about something. I'm a fan of Bucked Up supplements. This morning, I ended up on their website and I saw something called "Deer Antler Velvet Spray". This spray has a compound called "IGF-1". After I did my own research, I learned that IGF-1 contains has characteristics that can help with performance in the gym and muscle building. However, I also learned that IGF-1 has been banned by WADA (World anti-doping agency). Since it's banned by WADA, I would also assume that's it's banned by the NCAA, NFL, NBA, MLB, & etc. I'm not interested in doping or anything of the sort. I also read an article about IGF-1 that said... “You can’t eat this stuff in a pill, because the digestive system will destroy it,” Rogol explains of the IGF-1 present in deer antler. As for under-the-tongue sprays, Rogol says some relatively small proteins might be absorbed that way. “But the amounts would be vanishingly small. In humans, I can’t believe it could be effective.”
If you've tried IGF-1 is it worth it or not?

Inilah apa yang terjadi sekarang..Dua orang bercinta..Lelaki guna perempuan untuk seks,dah dapat,cau…Perempuan rasa digunakan report polis,lelaki kena tangkap..Ada yang berpendapat lelaki tak salah,dan ada yang berpendapat lelaki salah..Walau bagaimanapun,ini adalah satu konflik yang terjadi,jika anda mengatakan lelaki itu salah,adakah perempuan itu boleh menggunakan zina untuk mengikat menghukum lelaki tersebut dan dirinya sebagai mangsa??Jika lelaki itu tidak salah,adakah perbuatan lelaki itu yang menggunakan perempuan untuk seks itu betul..Bagi aku,kalau kau lelaki,yang ada kakak atau adik,kau akan mengatakan lelaki bertanggungjawab walau bagaimanapun..Tetapi jika kau terlibat,mungkin kau akan menuduh perempuan juga bersalah..
Sejujurnya,aku rasa perempuan tidak salah…Sebb perempuan makhluk lemah..Perempuan salah kalau goda,tpi jika berlakunya zina,maka ianya disalahkan utamanya kepada pihak lelaki kerana lelaki boleh hidup kalau campak dalam hutan..Sebab aku tau,ramai lelaki yang merosakkan perempuan tetapi menggunakan alasan suka sama suka..Ye lah,tpi dalam hubungan tu,kau lah lelaki,kau lah penggerak,kau yang menguasai dan kau yang kuat..Contohnya,bila tertangkap satu kumpulan penjenayah,yang ketua tu mungkin lagi keras hukuman,sbb dia ketua..Walaupun ahli kumpulannya turut rela,ketua tu akan dikenakan hukum lebih berat..Bila pasangan terlanjur,ianya salah lelaki,dan bagi aku tak salah kalau perempuan itu report polis,kerana dalam Islam,zina itu memang salah..Kalau dalam barat,mungkin dia tak ada istilah rogol suka sama suka,kerana bagi diorang seks itu biasa..
Apa pendapat korang??Adakah jika suka sama suka,lelaki itu memang patut dihukum atau lelaki tersebut tidak boleh dihukum??

Can anyone recommend small cheap RC cars that I can put inside of the Rogol Dorn opening?

Clark Kent/Kal-El, Superman
Lois Lane
The Kents
Jor-El and Lara Im-Ze
Ultra-Humanite
Metropolis
Lex Luthor
Perry White
Jimmy Olsen
Toyman
Mr. Mxyzptlk
Prankster and other Golden Age characters
Kryptonite
Lana Lang
The Legion of Superheroes
Krypto and the Superpets
The Fortress of Solitude
Brainiac
Bottle City of Kandor
Not Bizarro and none of the other Bizarros
Metallo
Kara Zor-El, Supergirl
The Lane family
Lori and other Silver Age Love interests
Pete Ross and other Silver Age supporting characters
General Zod, Ursa, and Non
Mon-El
Parasite
Titano and other Silver Age villains
Guardian and the Newsboy Legion
Morgan Edge, Bruno Manheim, and Intergang
Darkseid
Power Girl
Mongul
Satanis and other demon villains
Lobo
Atomic Skull and other Bronze Age Villains
Earth-2 Superman and Lois, Alexander Luthor, and Superboy-Prime
Iron Munro
Cat Grant, Steve Lombard, and other Daily Planet Staff
Kelex and Professor Hamilton
Bibbo Bibbowski, Maggie Sawyer, and Dan Turpin
Other Metropolis based Superheroes
Bloodsport, Rampage, and other early Triangle Era villains
Silver Banshee
Matrix Supergirl and Linda Danvers
Maxima
Eradicator
Hank Henshaw
Doomsday
Conner Kent
John Henry Irons
Natasha Irons
The Luthor family
Magog/Gog/Kid Thunder
Mercy Graves and Luthor’s other assistants
Various Superwomen
Other Triangle Age characters
Manchester Black and the Elite
The Other Zod
Imperiex and other President Luthor Era villains
Lor-Zod/Chris Kent
Alura Im-Ze, Zor-El, and other New Krypton characters
Livewire and other 2000’s villains
H’El and other New 52 characters
Jon Kent
Kong Kenan
Rogol Zar and other Bendis characters
The Supertwins and other PKJ characters
Marilyn Moonlight and other WIlliamson characters

DISCLAIMER: This does not mean I think heralds are consistently Outer. I just made this post to collect every outerversal feat I found for them. Let's begin.
Superman:

• (Post-Crisis) Shattered the primal void once being set there by Neron, with this being the ultimate foundation for all universes and dreams within the minds of men and gods. This void exists as the pinnacle of existence in DC, above the infinite hierarchy of dreams, where all individuality stops existing whatsoever. It reduces you to the form below dream and thought itself. It exists at the very top of cosmology.
• (Post-Flashpoint) Shook the Phantom Zone while fighting Rogol Zaar and even said he was capable of destroying the Phantom Zone if he really put his head to it (Superman #5 2018). The Phantom Zone is a dimensionless structure in the Godsphere, and exists as an equivalent to Comic Book Limbo, which contains the set of all characters not yet written. The Phantom Zone exists as a dimension within the Sphere of Gods, a realm that contains several layers of fiction and reality, as well as being above the Bleed, orrey, and the speed force wall, which contains innumerable higher dimensions.
• (Post-Crisis) Withstood the resulting energy from the the Source Wall exploding. This is the very edge of creation, and is an actual barrier that surrounds the multiverse. It is the border of reality, existing in all realms and transecting all dimensions. It is also described as extradimensional, and exists simultaneously both everywhere and nowhere.
• (Post-Crisis) Tanked blasts from Gog’s staff, which contained the emerald energy of the guardians of the universe, the cosmic power of the source, and the magical night of Zeus and Shazam combined. With the Source being the divine energy that created DC.
• (Rebirth) Survived being hit with the entirety of magic in the multiverse, the entirety of the Speed Force, and the entirety of the Emotional Spectrum merged within a singular person, and was able to subsequently match this person’s attacks with his heat vision. The Emotional Spectrum contains dimensional layers and planes of infinity.
• (Post-Crisis) Survived as the last character in the DCU after Mandrakk the Dark Monitor sucked every other narrative dry, essentially being the only character left after the entire omniverse was erased during the events of Final Crisis.
• (Post-Crisis) Breached the essence of Mageddon and absorbed its warhead, a warhead so potent that it was causing the Pax Dei to gather around the Presence to engineer a new creation lest the old one fell to the warbringer (JLA #41)
  • The Pax Dei represents the Heavenly Host of God, the army of the Presence; such an army was the military force which ultimately cast down Lucifer Morningstar from Heaven.
• NOTE: This is probably an outlier
• (Post-Crisis) Survived being in the Source itself, with the Source being the ultimate energy source which created the entirety of DC comics, existing above spatial dimensionality in general. There exists no direction in it whatsoever, and no living beings could ever exist in it (until Superman, of course) (Superman/Batman #45)
• Post-Crisis) Survived a blast by Gog which breached Hypertime. Hypertime is like three "temporal dimensions", like time beyond time, applying to and encompassing even the Sphere of the Gods. There also exists the Branefold Interior, which is the space between spaces and the time between times, the physical manifestation of the Hypertime abstraction. Grant Morrison describes DC Comics as a war between the ink (published material) and the white page (God). Hypertime as it was conceived is basically all the ink. It is essentially everything.
• (Post-Crisis) While at his weakest, powered the Miracle Machine with his own life force, which recreated the entirety of the DCU after it had been consumed by Mandrakk (Final Crisis). The Miracle Machine calculates the life equation, which is the opposite of the anti-life equation, and one half of the dyad which immediately emanated from the monad which is the Source.
• (Post-Crisis) Was able to generate energy with his vocal cords which could shatter the true form of Darkseid’s godhead.
• Post-Flashpoint) After momentarily sundipping, was able to one-shot the World Forger and destroy his replacement multiverse and crack the Sixth Dimension.
• (Post-Flashpoint) The Anti-Life Equation combined with various isotopes of Kryptonite from the Dark Multiverse was unable to kill Superman, and was simply used for torture by a Dark Multiverse version of Batman fused with the Omega Effect (Dark Knights: Death Metal). The Anti Life equation is apart of the Source and exists on the same level as godheads such as Darkseid.

Wonder Woman:

• Shattered the Cronus Specter, which had the power of the Godwave; WW can call upon the raw power of the Godwave itself. The Godwave is an energy echoed from the essence of the Source. After the Ragnarok War which killed off the Old Gods, the God Wave was generated from the second world. The Godwave is a divine energy source that created the pantheons of Earth, Speed Force, Quantum Field, and Emotional Spectrum. With it being stated to be on the level of the Presence potentially by Cronus (Genesis #3-4).

Flash:

• [Rebirth] Barry Allen and Godspeed survive attacks from an amped Paradox, who was destroying the time stream
• [Rebirth] Barry Allen deforms space-time with his infinite mass punch, toppling the COIE Anti-Monitor
• (Rebirth) Barry and Wally’s race nearly tore apart the very fabric of the entire DC multiverse, with their race causing energy that the Highfather mistakes as coming from the Source Wall, affecting the microverse (which is higher dimensional), Fourth World of the New Gods, and the Green, a metaphysical realm that connects to all separate timelines of creation itself.
• Wally destroyed the armor of an amped Anti-Monitor, something the Pre-Crisis heroes couldn’t manage even after Wally amped them

Green Lantern:

• [Rebirth] Hal Jordan nearly causes a Speed Force singularity
• Hal is the 5th component of the miracle machine with his ring being the 4th, and Hal can power-up the miracle machine with nothing but his ring and proceeds to do so. The Miracle Machine recreated all of DC because Superman wished for a happy ending.
• (Infinite Frontier) Hal can power an unlimited energy source for the Nomad empire, who generate Ultrawar, with the power source being greater than their Ultrawar engine. Hal actually does it. This would mean Hal >Ultrawar which created all differentiation in DC cosmology. It's the final war of everything against everything else, as well as bring the creation of DC 'to ash'. TL;DR Hal powered up an energy source that was>an engine (Cosmic Grail) that could destroy all of DC.
• [Post-Crisis] Hal Jordan knocks off Crispus Allen Spectre’s jaw, later stabs him with the Guardians’ help

Superboy Prime:

• Superboy-Prime survived a blow from the Anti Monitor
• Superboy-Prime also punched his way out of the Phantom Zone (because he’s built different²)
• He also fought Bart Allen when he used the entire Speed Force to amp himself.
• Is said to be a bigger threat than the Anti-Monitor ever was.

Darkseid:

• (Post Crisis) Darkseid was ending all of existence during one of his fights where he defeated Highfathr
• Darkseid was established as capable of ruining and ruling the Source, and was as bending and twisting it as the very heart of existence during one of his fights with Orion where they were both becoming everything and Darkseid began violating the Source. Their fight corrupted the entirety of the Source
• (Post Crisis) Darkseid was merging the whole DC Multiverse into himself (Final Crisis)
• (Post Crisis) Darkseid was unharmed from a blast by Black Mary Marvel who had the powers of Zatanna, Black Adam, The Wizard and Klarion (Countdown #24)

Brainiac:

• Brainiac channeled enough temporal energy to reset the Multiverse
• Brainiac averted the collapse of the entire Multiverse
• Established to have absorbed many timelines into his body throughout his multiverse travels
• Brainiac basically brought everything together, going even beyond the Source to other Creations to get every iteration of the characters from different continuities to converge them. He essentially mixes all Supermans together, from the Golden Age to Rebirth, and even All-Star Superman is included in the mix, among several others.

Zatanna:

• As Lord of Chaos she literally went outside of the comic book panel and tear the comic book panel apart in The Overvoid
• Zatanna defeating the Upside-Down Man through belief (by asserting a cost onto him… thereby proving his power false - around the 1:13:20 mark) after he beat Swamp Thing, one-shot Constantine, and took down Dr. Fate amped by Nabu. Amped Diana was holding the Upside-Down Man and Zatanna’s own magic was amped while UDM was weakened… making him susceptible to her magic. Swamp Thing sacrificed himself to weaken UDM even after starting to change the reality of the Otherplace. It wasn’t a physical battle but a battle of belief. A battle of belief in which Zatanna won.

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This is all I could find. When I find more, they will be added in the comments.

Don't get me wrong, outside of the Ocean and early Funimation dubs of Dragon Ball I'm not entirely sure that the respective companies are trying to make Superman and Goku's origins specifically like each other's. Modern Dragon Ball has't exactly tried to keep going with Bardock being a brilliant scientist. It's just the two franchises make for a very good comparison in this case since it highlights why the changes to the origins aren't as fitting for the characters as the original, or at least more classic, origins were.
Goku and Superman tend to be compared (and their fandoms occasionally at each other's throats in the battle forums) because their origins are decently similar. Powerful aliens sent to Earth as infants, escaping the destruction of their planet, and growing up to be their new home's greatest protector. Beyond that, just like Goku and Superman themselves, the rest of their story is fairly different.
But in recent years there have been some notable changes that have inched the two closer together. Namely, Goku being sent to Earth by his father to save him from Planet Vegeta's destruction and Krypton having a specific entity responsible for its destruction. Both of which are things very much part of the other's origin, and while the changes don't make their stories bad they don't quite work as well as it did for the other.
Technically speaking, there's nothing wrong with Bardock and Gine caring enough about their son Kakarot to send him off to Earth to save him from the destruction of Vegeta that they suspect is coming like Jor-El and Lara did for their son Kal-El. But even before we ever got the "Bardock - The Father of Goku" special that gave us the heartless bastard version of Bardock that everybody loves, back when Bardock existed just as a single panel of the manga where Frieza is commenting to himself how Goku looks like that one Saiyan who rebelled against him before he blew up the planet, Goku was just simply another Saiyan, and a low-class one at that. Like all the other Saiyans, he had been sent to Earth to slaughter its inhabitants and get it ready for conquest, as Raditz confirms and Nappa and Prince Vegeta further lend credence to. Yes, none of them would have known what the parents' actual intentions would have been. It's not a retcon that breaks continuity or adds a plot hole. But that idea was still something Dragon Ball's story was built around. Goku escaping the destruction of his planet by sheer coincidence. He and his family were not an exception to the rest of the Saiyan race, they were a norm of it. It was Goku's unique experiences on Earth that made him different from his brother and their father, not the least of which being bashing his head as a baby and forgetting what he was sent there to do. It's silly but that's Dragon Ball, it should be silly. And before that, there was no reason to believe that screaming little monkey boy was going to be any more of a threat to Frieza than any of the others, and likewise there was no reason for him to be saved over any of the others. He just happened to already be off-planet. That was it and that was all it neeeded to be.
As for the destruction of Planet Krypton, while there's likewise technically nothing wrong with Brainiac or Rogol Zaar or some other malevolent force destroying the planet like Frieza did to Vegeta, it funny enough is much less impactful a story than if it was purely just their Sun going supernova or Krypton's unstable core finally collapsing or some other equally mundane and non-nefarious cause.
Plenty of people, comic readers and non, have wondered how the hell an advanced race like the Kryptonians didn't see the end of their world coming and likewise how they didn't do anything to prevent it or save their species...and over time we've had less and less people wondering that as they've witnessed climate change, religious extremism, and just everything to do with Covid in their lifetime.
One of the saddest things about a lot of stuff in superhero comics, most especially Superman's, is that a lot of the longtime stuff has actually stayed relevant or even become MORE relevant as time has gone on. For example, Zack Snyder modernizing Lex Luthor for BvS as a young tech mogul a la the Social Network was certainly not a bad idea...but Lex being old mega-wealthy industrialist destroying lives through his greed and indifference is unfortunately not at all a dated concept. And the same goes for the Kryptonian's downfall.
Krypton was an incredibly advanced culture populated by a very intelligent species that could have achieved incredible physical potential under a Sun other than their system's red star Rao. But the people were largely isolationist, very set in their ways, and to an extent deliberately ignorant. Unlike with Frieza, where the Saiyans had no chance of saving themselves from a being that powerful and malicious, the tragedy of the Krytonians is that they COULD have saved themselves. Jor-El tried to warn everyone he could about the planet's impending destruction, most especially those on Krypton who held power and authority, but be it for religious reasons, political reasons, or even it just being an inconvenient truth, they would not listen. Pooling efforts and resources, Krypton would have had ways that they could have saved a good deal of their people and culture, even if not everyone and everything. But instead, all they had was one rocket only big enough to hold an infant, since it was essentially build in secret by one guy with limited resources. I don't think Jor-El even could make it big enough to hold himself and/or his wife too within the time he had.
Krypton is not a planet to be avenged. Its people died because of the stubborn ignorance of those with the power on Krypton. Changing things so that the destruction was because of the actions of a specific individual weakens the overall story of Superman, since part of the point of Clark being Superman, beyond him just being a good person who wants to help people, is to keep Earth from ever repeating Krypton's fate. Be it as Clark Kent the journalist exposing corruption and fighting ignorance or as Superman saving lives and inspiring people to be better, there is an effort to push humanity to not being the same kind of close-minded, intolerant, self-destructive bigots that doomed Krypton's people to die along with their planet. If Krypton's destruction was a deliberate act by a powerful being that wanted all the Kryptonians dead, then Superman's job becomes incredibly simple. It's easy to keep Krypton's fate from repeating itself on Earth then. "Is Darkseid trying to blow up the Earth again? No? Then everything is fine.".
I feel like a good way to describe the difference between Goku and Superman's stories is actually with two specific lines associated with them. Goku is "To go even further beyond." while Superman is "The never-ending battle.".
Frieza destroying Vegeta works because he is another ceiling for Goku to work towards and break through. Because he was a Saiyan he was a big fish in a small pond on Earth but his experiences taught him to always keep pushing forward and never accept his limits even if he seemed to be the strongest, which served him well when Raditz showed up and changed the game. Goku is not an underdog character for the majority of Dragon Ball's series, only really being one during the Saiyan/Frieza saga, but it's because of his mentality of continuously trying to go beyond that he surpasses each and every obstacle in his way. The entire Saiyan race fell at Frieza's hand, including Prince Vegeta, the pinnacle of the Saiyan race's natural power, but in the end Goku defeated Frieza because he is the Saiyan who didn't just stay like every other Saiyan. He's the Saiyan who kept pushing even further beyond.
Krypton being destroyed through natural events and its people dying preventable deaths works because it shows the dangers of ignorance, arrogance, and apathy, stuff even Superman himself can be susceptible to and thus the need for constant vigilance against such things. There is no one simple action that can be taken to solving all of Earth's problems or one single obstacle standing in the way of making a better world. It is a continuous ongoing effort on multiple fronts, thus why Superman's enemies range from street crimes to galactic dictators and his challenges from greedy businessmen to simple desperate people just trying to survive. The pursuit of truth, justice, and a better tomorrow is a never-ending battle, but by that same coin as long as there is evil and injustice in the world, Superman will never give up the fight against it and his actions inspire the same in others.
Funny enough, despite the differences, I feel like the changes to both characters' origins are done somewhat for the same reason, that being that the writers keep wanting to make Goku and Superman more inherently special and important rather than it just being their actions and the life they've lived being what makes them so.
Jor-El and Lara sending their son to Earth to save him works because with him is their hopes that he can make something better than they did. Krypton could have been so much better than it was but they doomed themselves, so maybe Kal-El and Earth can learn from their fate to not make the same mistakes. But now Krypton was destroyed because Kryptonians themselves were special and always going to be significant to the universe. Superman's doing would his people were always meant for, rather than it just being because he's the child of two worlds; raised on Earth and learning the lessons of Krypton's past.
Frieza destroying Planet Vegeta works because he's a galactic tyrant who won't tolerate the risk of the Saiyans growing powerful enough to potentially rebel against him someday, fearing the legend of this so-called Super Saiyan. It's a fear that subsides over time as he has Prince Vegeta under his thumb, the prime and best example of the Saiyan race, and even his climbing strength still makes him nowhere near a level that's a threat. But now Goku's unique attributes, the kind that made him different from Vegeta and all the other Saiyans, the kind that enabled him to go Super Saiyan when none of them could, those are now attributes he shared with his parents. His mother Gine was kindhearted and loving and his father Bardock found himself caring about his kid when almost no other Saiyans do except when they can brag about their spawn's high power level, and they took action to save their son from Frieza. Instead of Goku being unique among Saiyans because of his experiences on Earth, now he was already unique among Saiyans because of who and how his parents were.
And again, I don't even think these changes, be they in canon or just in adaptations, even make the stories bad necessarily. Superman and Goku's stories still work even which such changes and they both are still good characters. It's just a problem of not leaving well enough alone. Goku and Superman's origins were already unique and special and fit the two thematically very well, and the changes made them less so. Whether the writers were intentionally trying to make their origins more like each other's or if it was just pure happenstance, the push the two have had closer to being like the other has made them both stand out less.

rant,sbb makin hari makin menjadi-jadi..Jika kita lihat dari pelbagai sudut,Malaysia semakin hari semakin lemah dalam undang-undang,generasi muda,agama,perfileman,hiburan..Sekarang ini,banyak berita memaparkan tentang rasuah di kalangan anggota beruniform..Mungkin kerana gaji yang sedikit.Jika dahulu,polis adalah anggota yang dihormati,dan cekap,pantas menangkap pesalah...Hukuman mati dihapuskan,hukuman rogol dikenakan hukuman 2 tahun,hukuman rasuah lepas,dan sebagainya..Agama semakin terhakis,masyarakat makin berani membuat dosa terang-terangan dan berbangga..Zina meluas,berpakaian seksi..Manusia berbuat dosa,tetapi berbangga dengan dosa adalah luar biasa..Agama bukan agama melarang..Agama dianggap sekular dan sesiapa yg mengikut ajaran agama digelar luar biasa..For me,agama perlu bersifat menyeluruh dan mendekati masyarakat dalam isu semasa..Generasi muda hidup dalam dunia teknologi,menghakis kemahiran sosial dan ketahanan mental yang penting untuk kehidupan..Perfileman yang berani melanggar ajaran Islam seperti cium mulut,dan sebagainya..Filem seperti la luna yang terang2 mengkritik islam yang dianggap kolot..Konten-konten YouTuber lelaki perempuan yang menimbulkan fitnah samaada mereka tinggal serumah..Malahan,keluar kes sorang geng youtube cabul.apa pendapat korang?adakah ini sudah lama berlaku?.Persoalannya,perlukah org Islam mengikuti kehidupan org bukan Islam yang tidak berpandukan dosa pahala?

Qualcuno può aiutare con le build di Nikolai, al momento è un po 'debole, ma potrei costruirlo male,
Il mazzo attuale è 3x pascola l'erba 1x Leap 2x Subpressione rapida 1x Le Rogole 1x Comando di battaglia 1x smaltimento
Sembra sempre che ci vorranno almeno 3 turni per raggiungere 11 addebiti, qualcuno ha qualche suggerimento per migliorare?
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I read Kneel Before Zod the other day and I'm a bit confused. Pre-Flashpoint, Kandor was enlarged, first on Earth and then moved to a planetoid on the far side of the sun.
I didn't read much New 52 stuff, so I don't know what happened to Kandor.
Fast forward to the awful Bendis run on Superman and we see Rogol Zaar destroy Kandor in the Fortress of Solitude.
So how can Zod and the Kryptonians of Kandor be living on the planetoid on the far side of the sun if Kandor was destroyed by Rogol Zaar?
The DC Fandom wiki isn't much help.

Relevant Stuff:

• Granolah
• Rogol Zaar

In this scenario, Rogol Zaar is responsible for the death of Granolah's race. Granolah is intent on getting revenge for his people and Zaar is here to finish the job. The fight takes place on Planet Cereal.
Scaling will be considered, but the character's actual feats are the main focus.

Strength

Granolah

• Punches Goku several kilometers of forest
• Fighting with Goku shakes mountains and a city
• Kicks Goku through multiple trees
• Lifts a massive wrecking ball

Rogol Zaar

• Punches Superman to the moon from orbit
• Punches Nuclear Man hard enough to destroy the surrounding ice structures
• Punches Zod hard enough to blow up his spaceship
• Overpowers Superman, who can lift massive shit

Analysis: Regarding striking, their feats seem about even. Although Zaar's moon punch might sound better than everything else on paper, that only really shows off launching something over a vast and the actual impact doesn't seem to show much damage to the rock. However, Zaar has the advantage in terms of lifting strength by virtue of being a comic book character. Even if we used the most casual of Superman feats, it would be better than 99% of DB lifting feats.
Verdict: Slight advantage to Rogol Zaar

Durability

Granolah

• Slammed through hundreds of meters of rock
• Tossed through a city
• Kicked through multiple buildings
• Withstands a Kamehameha which destroys a large portion of a forest
• Pierced by a spear that punctures metal

Rogol Zaar

• Takes a beating from Superman and Supergirl that rattles the city
• Bloodied by a punch from Superman that shatters his armor and makes an earthquake
• Punched through a floating ice structure and into another
• Unbothered by the heat of the Earth's core
• Tanks a nuke to the face

Analysis: Both have durability feats that suggest they could withstand each other's physical blows. I'll get into the esoteric resistances in a later section. I think Rogol Zaar is a bit more tankier though.
Verdict: Rogol Zaar

Speed

Granolah

• Quickly crosses a vast distance and shows great maneuverability in flight
• Fights Goku at FTE speeds
• Capable of utilizing teleportation effectively in combat and in rapid succession
• Fights with Gas while falling rubble appears stationary
• Reacts to and avoids several rocks exploding in his face

Rogol Zaar

• Flies to space from the Earth's core in about 4 seconds
• Fights Zod and Superman at FTE speeds
• Zips behind Superman
• Reacts to gunfire

Analysis: Zaar may have a more objective travel speed feat, but Granolah has showcased better maneuverability. Granolah also fights at FTE speeds more consistently and has his Instantaneous Teleportation, which he can use in combat to further boost his speed.
Verdict: Granolah

Abilities

Granolah

• Granolah's special eyes boost superb vision and allow him to spot the vital points of his targets
• As noted above, he has teleportation
• Can make barriers and clones
• Has telekinesis that allows him to lift large objects like buildings
• Ki Blasts: Blasts Gas through a mountain, Destroys part of a city, obliterates a planet-busting blast, and can fire off his own planet-busting blasts
• Other offensive attacks: Hakai is a technique that erases the target from existence and can destroy hill tops and cities with the explosion. Can cause lava to erupt from the ground that shakes a nearby city and mountains

Rogol Zaar

• His axe can cut through metal and stab Superman
• The axe can also fire blasts capable of destroying the Fortress of Solitude and "rattle" a city

Analysis: Granolah not only has a greater variety of abilities with more versatility, but they are also way more powerful. Rogol Zaar's axe has sufficient sharpness to pierce Granolah and his heat resistance should protect him from mere lava, but Granolah's blasts have enough potency to heavily damage Zaar.
Verdict: Granolah

Conclusion

Rogol Zaar's advantages in strength and durability aren't as major as Granolah's advantages IMO, especially since the strength advantage isn't that big and Granolah can make up the damage output with his blasts. With his speed advantage, Granolah will not only be getting in more hits more often, but also dodging more hits than Rogol Zaar.
Plus, as a bounty hunter, Granolah will be able to keep his distance effectively until he finds a vital point on Zaar to capitalize on. Granolah just has way more options to deliver a finishing blow against Rogol Zaar than he does.
And considering Rogol Zaar has to use a device to destroy a planet, I doubt he could survive a fully charged blast from Granolah.

Winner: Granolah

The Juggernaut vs Doomsday vs Mangog vs Rogol Zaar

Juggernaut
Doomsday
Mangog
Rogol Zaar
(Also this will only be going over their standard versions, so nothing like Kuurth, the weird other Doomsdays, or the God of Hammers)

Strength

Juggernaut

• Holds onto Thor's hammer as it’s returning to him, then tackles him through five boxcars and into a building hard enough to shatter part of it and knock him out
• Fights evenly with World War Hulk and pushes him back, undermining the foundation of the X-Mansion, though Hulk is able to knock him away by sidestepping him
• Punches a force field hard enough to create earthquakes registered at magnitude 4.6 and 8.0
• Splinters apart the God Machine and the glacier it was on top of in an exchange of blows with Stonecutter and overpowers him

Doomsday

• Punches an iceberg, shattering it into chunks
• Breaks one of Wonder Woman’s arms with physical strikes
• When Superman catches a punch from Doomsday, the ground shatters beneath them from the shockwave
• A short fight with Superman destroys the moon of Earth-43 Bizzaroworld, which is a giant cube made of cheese

Mangog

• Can destroy mountains
• Levelled a city
• Has deflected a thrown Mjolnir and crushed it in his hands
• Regularly mogs Thor and people with his power

Rogol Zaar

• Punches Superman to the moon from orbit
• Punches Nuclear Man hard enough to destroy the surrounding ice structures
• Punches Zod hard enough to blow up his spaceship
• Generally does well against Superman and other Kryptonians

Analysis: Doomsday is far above the others with his Bizarroworld moon bust, but it's so much better than his other feats that it's probably an outlier. Without it he's honestly not that impressive in comparison to Juggernaut causing 8.0 earthquakes or Mangog destroying mountains. Between Mangog and Juggernaut I'd probably go for Mangog, though Juggernaut would probably be stronger if he could build up some momentum first.
Ranking

1. Doomsday (with moon feat)
2. Mangog
3. Juggernaut
4. Zaar
5. Doomsday (no moon feat)

Durability

Juggernaut

• No-sells a punch from Rogue that shattered every window on a street
• Unharmed by a rain of blows from Thor that shatter the street around them
• Walks through miles of bedrock after getting buried alive in cement and fractures the tectonic plates under Manhattan, which results in a catastrophic earthquake months later
• Fine after getting punched from Earth to Mars by Skaar

Doomsday

• Superman hits it with an uppercut that sends it into the sky, then he tackles it all the way to Venus. Doomsday recovers just before they hit the planet
• Wonder Woman’s sword, which is sharp enough to split atoms in two, glances off of Doomsday’s face without doing significant damage
• Takes blasts from Firestorm and Cyborg to no effect
• Recovers right after being punched by Zod hard enough that the shockwave of the strike breaks the ground beneath them

Mangog

• Tanked full-power hits from Thor with Mjolnir
• Ignores getting stabbed
• The Sun Shredder, an energy beam strong enough to tear apart the heart of a star, was used on him and vaporised 422 square blocks of the rigellians' capital city. He was completely fine
• Implied to have been on Rigel-3 when it was hit with radiation that killed over 90% of the population in 24.2 seconds, and was completely fine

Rogol Zaar

• Takes a beating from Superman and Supergirl that rattles the city with every hit
• Punched through a floating ice structure and into another
• Bloodied by a punch from Superman that shatters his armor and makes an earthquake
• Takes a double uppercut from Superman and Zod, then gets knocked through a chunk of rock by Supergirl

Analysis: while everyone here has great stuff, like Zaar taking punches that shook a city or Mangog and Doomsday not giving a fuck when they get stabbed, Juggernaut getting punched to Mars is far more impressive than the others' feats. Juggernaut takes this.
Ranking

1. Juggernaut
2. Doomsday
3. Mangog
4. Zaar

Speed

Juggernaut

• Dodges energy blasts from two Sentinels using some kind of hovercraft
• Fights evenly with Conquest, who was fast enough to grab Quicksilver on the run
• Catches a girder slingshot at him by Spider-Man
• Slaps Speedball out of the air

Doomsday

• Backhands a Kryptonian hoverbike out of the air
• Beat Steel in 23 seconds

Mangog

• Dodged a blast from Deadpool's ship that reached and destroyed the moon
• His punches were almost too fast for the Rigellian Recorder to register his blows
• Digs extremely fast, getting from a mountain to inside Asgard in minutes
• Hit Jane Thor out of the air mid-flight

Rogol Zaar

• Reacts to gunfire after it's fired
• Flies to space from the Earht's core in about 4 seconds
• Blitzes Superman
• Fights with Superman and Zod at FTE speeds

Analysis: yeah this one's not close at all. While Juggernaut and Mangog have decent speed, and Doomsday is...there, nothing they do comes close to Zaar's feats against Zod and Superman. Rogol Zaar takes this in a landslide.

1. Zaar
2. Mangog
3. Juggernaut
4. Doomsday

Abilities

Juggernaut

• He's practically unstoppable once he begins charging
• His helmet protects him from any mental attack and gives him a forcefield
• Doesn't need air, food, or water and doesn't get tired
• Has a healing factor, regrowing from his skeleton

Doomsday

• Emits a toxic forcefield that near-instantly kills people
  • Boils the ocean around itself, turns sand into glass and crumbles brick buildings. Humans within 100 yards of it die, and Dr. Shay Veritas claims that Superman is the only person on Earth who could survive fighting it for ten minutes
  • After a few minutes of fighting Doomsday, Superman is falling to his knees, suffering from the disease. He recovers enough strength to rip the beast in half before collapsing entirely
  • Lex Luthor theorizes that the beast is actually drawing life out of other things and into itself, making it larger and stronger after each massacre
• Can bamf
• Wonder Woman pierces its chest with her sword, and her hands are covered in poisonous blood

Mangog

• Froze Loki in amber
• Can sniff out gods and their magic
• Gains strength from the hatred of others
• Has a set of "cosmic rocket shoes" he used to quickly fly from the Savage Land to the Baxter Building

Rogol Zaar

• Has an axe
  • Can fire energy blasts that overpowered Superman's heat vision and freeze breath and destroyed the Fortress of Solitude
  • The axe feeds on anger. No idea how this helps, but I should probably mention it.
  • Can be called back to Zaar

Analysis: Zaar is completely useless here, everyone else either has a healing factor or is basically immune to getting stabbed. Juggernaut's are more useful, like his healing factor and infinite endurance, though his unstoppable charge could be easily exploited. Mangog's ability to gain strength from the hatred of others would be extremely beneficial here (Juggernaut and Zaar are normally pretty angry, and I don't think Doomsday has an emotion besides hate), and his magic could probably immobilise someone for a few seconds. But Doomsday's powers are just on another level. His death aura is absurdly powerful, and he could abuse the hell out of his teleportation if he's smart (key word being if). Doomsday takes this.

1. Doomsday
2. Mangog
3. Juggernaut
4. Zaar

Conclusion

After everything I'd say Rogol Zaar would be the first one out. While he does have a speed advantage, he has...nothing else. He's the second weakest besides Doomsday, the least durable, and his weapon is basically useless against everyone else here.
The next one to go down is probably Doomsday. While his death field is extremely powerful (and would probably kill Zaar), it's kinda useless against Juggs thanks to his magic protections and Mangog because of the billion billion dollars souls he never shuts up about. And without it he just doesn't have the feats to compare to the other two physically.
With that all that's left are Mangog and Juggernaut. As I said before the pair have fairly similar strength (both regularly beating the shit out of Thor), but what really seals it is Mangog's power boost from hatred. Despite Juggernaut's supposed unstoppability he has been stopped before, and Mangog could probably end up pushing him back eventually with the constant stream of power given to him by Juggernaut like War Hulk did. And even though Juggs has the durability advantage with his force field Mangog could still just rip his helmet off and then punch him (or just cave his head in like Nimrod did recently).

Winner: Mangog

(With the moonbust Doomsday sweeps though)

Kepada para lelaki yang mengaku pandai urut perempuan tapi sebenarnya tak pandai pun mengurut, sila berhenti berbuat demikian.
Berapa ramai perempuan yang aku urut, rata-rata complain pasal lelaki yang pura-pura pandai urut, tapi bila sampai terus paksa ajak main. Rupanya ramai perempuan yang dah terkena macam ni. Yang kena rogol pun ada jugak.
Ada jugak yang complain katanya pandai urut tapi dia picit-picit 5 minit macam tu je lepas tu ajak main jugak. Terus perempuan tu cakap dekat lelaki tu, "Kalau setakat picit-picit macam tu bukan urut namanya! Baik aku suruh kucing aku je urut! Kau keluar dari sini sekarang jugak!"
Kalau betul pandai urut, bagi hilang sakit-sakit dan lenguh-lenguh badan, baru boleh mengaku tukang urut. Dah ada pengalaman mengurut ramai orang dan belajar betul-betul dari tukang urut.
Kalau setakat nak main, cakap je terang-terang nak main, bukan nak mengurut. Takde la nanti buang masa semua orang dan takde la nanti mencacatkan reputasi tukang urut yang betul-betul boleh urut.
P/S: Ada banyak lagi complain dari customer aku, tapi malas aku nak taip panjang-panjang. Yang kelakar pun ada jugak. Yang bengap berdengung pun ada jugak. Adui...

Is she character consistent? It is a challenge to do so when wriiten by multiple writers across different crossover issues and solo issues.
I would say no. Why? I will give examples.
Woman Of Tomorrow: A drunken Supergirl swearing like a sailor on her 21st birthday STILL butt hurt over the fact that Superman is more popular and well liked than her? I mean, if this was written in a way that was comedic it could have been hilarious, but unfortunately it was'nt. It was simply a Supergirl depressed over being in the shadow of Superman. So unlike the Post Crisis era Supergirl who was desperate and proactive about proving to the world that she was worthy of being a superhero and as good or better than Superman. This one just seemed resigned and defeated in spirit. Also the swearing was not peak Supergirl for me, even though Post Crisis swears, it's not nearly as much as this version who had a potty mouth. It's unbecoming and not ladylike to do it as much as she does in Woman Of Tomorrow, since she swears even casually. With Post Crisis Supergirl it was almost always as an exclamation during stressful times rather than swearing while talking to people who have a low chance of hurting her.
Crossovers (Doomsday special and World's Finest): Here Supergirl seemed more like the Kara I know and love, confident, clever with a plan (or at least knowing a way already to assist with one), and with occasional spunky or witty lines of dialogue, such as her being stuck in hell and the devil asking her to fight doomsday and she's like "Do it yourself." Despite not exactly having the power dynamic in her favor.
Solo Comic Runs and issues: I tried to read the Killers of Krypton arc, but it bored me to death. Rogol Zarr is more than butt ugly and evil on top of it. So he is like a walking story trope, and the whole mystery and reason for the destruction of Krypton just did not seem all that convincing to me. As the DC universe has plenty of threats besides Kryptonians, and they did not ever show or indicate that Krypton was ever as bad as the Viltrumites from Invincible were. Supergirl lacked character foils, and was mosty alone without even knowing what to do, and without the humor and wit with dialogue that defined her early post crisis era. Joe Kelly had a sense of humor and I loved it, but this new writer? I don't see it. It's just Supergirl and her dog VS the universe with her asking for help. The solo special by Mariko had a melancholy and jealous Supergirl over stuff that seems quite petty considering she has already faced greater and darker challenges before.
So am I wrong or missing something here?
Because it seems to me that whether you like or dislike Post Crisis Supergirl, at least her character was written with consistent character progression. Which is kind of miraculous considering this happened despite multiple writers writing her. Which means they obviously were familiar with the lore and did their best to add continuity to it.
The newer stuff seems a bit all over the place, one moment she is the confident and spunky Kara I love with occasional witty and funny lines, the next she is cursing like a sailor and acting like an old and weary soul who has seen it all and is bored and depressed.
Your thoughts?