Justify this man of tomorrowfags

He was fast enough to get in front of the train, but he couldn't move the kid without snapping his neck.

That's why in superhero movies that actually do their homework, you don't see heroes catch falling people by flying perpendicular to them and just dashing them out of a fall, since that would equate to an impact of the same speed that they were falling (fatal) plus the relative speed of the hero (ultra fatal). The best movies have them fly DOWN at the same speed as the person, catch them, then gradually slow down before they reach the bottom.

white kids matter more than grey trains

Aside from the obvious that's been pointed out, it looks cooler this way.

>This. One of the bigger 'holes' in superhero fiction is the ability to move super fast. It works for the hero, you can say he's super strong, etc, but normal humans can't go from 0 to the speed of sound without ripping apart. A significant amount of superheroes can go extremely fast, fast enough to destroy human life on touch, but only a few have the necessary plot explanation for why they don't rip apart everything at such speeds.
That why Speedforce was created, for fixing this plothole

#GreyLivesMatter

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Then why didn't he jumped really high and took the kid with him?

The sudden acceleration for moving that fast to save him would kill the kid due to lack of oxygen.

trains hard job

Speedforce creates its whole sets of issues that are the mirror of those it fixes: It's basically "no friction except when the plot requires there would be friction (like every time the Flash punches something)".

>Zig Forums getting legitimately upset over a low-effort meme
I thought this place couldn't get any more autistic.

>Human life is more important than property.
Not to Orange Man supporters.
As long as it's not their bodies, they are happy to have everyone else die in order for a nice Starbucks building to still be there when they want their morning coffee, or so they can get their toilet paper at Target.

I don't know if I'd call Iron Man 3 one of the best cape movies, but that skydive rescue was great.

Other anons had it right with the whiplash. Lack of oxygen for a split second isn't going to kill a kid.

What makes you think anyone is upset?

>but whiplash doesn't happen in Superman comics
Wow...it's almost like logic in comics is stupid

Logic can't be stupid. You mean the premise is stupid.

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Perhaps, if spiderman did the same thing Gwen Stacy would still be alive.

What about the hundreds of people killed in the derailment?

But I thought Superman couldn’t access the Speedforce?

This is obviously written by a woman. Men aren't allowed to "touch".
In Japan they did an experiment where a little girl is crying. Of course men want to comfort her. But they know if they do, someone is going think they're the reason she's crying. Or that they're grooming the kid to be attached to them.
Look at what happened to Michael Jackson.

What kind of whackass world are you living in?

Who are you quoting?

You don't think it would happen?

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no he has a point.
well, at least about the fact that men are less likely to help little kids in fear of behind attacked. idk if that was the artists intent tho, most likely not.

real reason is probably that him stopping the train just makes for a nicer n cooler looking scene, it ain't that deep.

Man uses counterfeit money. Resists arrests. Dies.
>Police are responsible.

There was a dad that punched a guy for standing next to a little girl as she was crying.
Dad doesn't apologize for being a impulsive ape.