Editing Miracleman (character) (section)

==Powers and abilities==
Miracleman can fly, has super-strength and is invulnerable. The source of his strength and durability is a forcefield,<ref name=B1C6/> derived from Qys technology.<ref name=B2C6/> He is able to tear open a bunker door without apparent effort,<ref name=B1C9/> push his finger through a human chest without any sort of run-up,<ref name=B2C10/> and clapping his hands together causes a concussive blast that deafens those within range.<ref name=B1C1/> Miracleman survives being in the range of the Operation Dragonslayer nuclear bomb unscathed, only being forced into dormancy by the physical and mental damage done to Mike Moran, and is impervious to bullets,<ref name=B1C1/> blades, rocket launchers and conventional explosives.<ref name=B1C8/> He can survive without oxygen,<ref name=B1YG/> and is able to singlehandedly carve Silence from subsea rock.<ref name=B3C4/> Liz finds his speed cannot be measured by a stopwatch, estimating it as well over Mach 2.<ref name=B1C6/> In the original, the character could fly around Earth fast enough to move backwards<ref name=MM078>{{cite comic|title=Marvelman|issue=#78|date=12 February 1954|story=Marvelman and the Court of King Arthur|publisher=[[L. Miller & Son]]|writer=[[Mick Anglo|Anglo, Mick]]|}}</ref><ref name=MMA57b>{{cite comic|title=The Marvelman Annual|story=Marvelman and the Man in the Iron Mask|date=1957|publisher=[[L. Miller & Son]]}}</ref><ref name=MM136>{{cite comic|title=Marvelman|issue=#136|story=Marvelman and Hannibal|date=26 March 1956|publisher=[[L. Miller & Son]]|writer=[[Mick Anglo|Anglo, Mick]]|}}</ref><ref name=MM148>{{cite comic|title=Marvelman|issue=#148|date=16 June 1956|story=Marvelman and Hippocrates|publisher=[[L. Miller & Son]]|writer=[[Mick Anglo|Anglo, Mick]]|}}</ref><ref name=MM175>{{cite comic|title=Marvelman|issue=#175|date=22 December 1956|story=Marvelman and Icarus|publisher=[[L. Miller & Son]]|writer=[[Mick Anglo|Anglo, Mick]]|}}</ref><ref name=MMA56c>{{cite comic|title=Marvelman Annual|story=Marvelman and Charles II|date=1956|publisher=[[L. Miller & Son]]}}</ref><ref name=MMA59>{{cite comic|title=Marvelman Annual|story=Marvelman and the Jester|date=1959|publisher=[[L. Miller & Son]]}}</ref><ref name=MMA60q>{{cite comic|title=Marvelman Annual|story=Marvelman and Scheherazade|date=1960|publisher=[[L. Miller & Son]]}}</ref><ref name=MMA60b>{{cite comic|title=Marvelman Annual|story=Marvelman and Dick Whittington|date=1960|publisher=[[L. Miller & Son]]}}</ref> or forwards<ref name=MMA58c>{{cite comic|title=Marvelman Annual|story=Marvelman and the Case of the Missing Space Ace|date=1958|publisher=[[L. Miller & Son]]}}</ref><ref name=MMA59d>{{cite comic|title=Marvelman Annual|story=The Empty City|date=1959|publisher=[[L. Miller & Son]]}}</ref><ref name=MMA60a>{{cite comic|title=Marvelman Annual|story=Marvelman and the Venasaur|date=1960|publisher=[[L. Miller & Son]]}}</ref> in time, an ability that has yet to be featured in the revival.