I don't think that, that is why I said its magic. I mean retarded comic book physics is why you believe Batman wouldn't disintegrated by Superman farting, right? It essentially comes down to 'what the writer thinks would be cool'. And as long as the stories are entertaining and the characters are rich, it really doesn't matter, all the technical stuff is just board argument fodder.
The way i've had it explain in various books is that it nullifies vibrations but also pushes the vibrations back into the target it hit. Like deflecting a bullet or knocking thors hammer back. It also bounces because if he throws it then it pushes off what ever it hits and never loses momentum.
A correct answer would be that Spider Man is more powerful than the average hero in this movie. He's not going to beat the ones that are semi-invulnerable like Iron Man, War Machine or Vision, but they aren't going to be able to touch him either. Spider Man's forte is to hit and not be hit. He's got to hit fast, and get out of there. The longer the fight goes, the more it favors him.
No. Is he very strong? Yes. Only the Hulk and Thor are stronger? No way. Spiderman can lift 20 tons, maybe. Thor can move the entire planet. There's a lot of guys in between. Vision, War Machine and Iron Man are all much higher (listed in order of strength).
Iron Man is Civil War's bad guy.
I'm just hoping that like in the comics, Spidey is originally with Iron Man then switches teams to Cap after he finds out the shit Tony Stark is pulling.
