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Strongest to weakest...Who could lift the most weight?

1. Thor Odinson
2. He-Man
3. Orion
4. Dumb Drax
5. Gladiator
6. Savage Hulk
7. Superman

Hulk

Drax

Glads

He-Man

Superman

Thor

Orion

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Hulk

Drax

Glads

He-Man

Superman

Thor

Orion
Wait ! I forgot to add Aquaman...You may have to re do your list....

Aquaman at the very bottom, as always.

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Hulk

Drax

Glads

He-Man

Superman

Thor

Orion

1. Superman
2. Savage Hulk
3. Dumb Drax
4. Orion.
5. Gladiator
6. He-Man
7. Thor

1.Gladiator/Hulk
2.He-Man/Superman/Orion
3.Drax/Thor

Originally posted by abhilegend

Originally posted by Warrior Madness
1. Superman
2. Savage Hulk
3. Dumb Drax
4. Orion.
5. Gladiator
6. He-Man
7. Thor

Superman
Savage Hulk
Gladiator
Orion
Dumb Drax
Thor
He-Man

Superman tops the list, seeing he lifted infinity AND eternity..

Superman has been rebooted to shit, his best feat is lifting a car while farting.

Originally posted by JBL
1.Gladiator/Hulk
2.He-Man/Superman/Orion
3.Drax/Thor

This. Even though i can not think of a lifting ft for Gladiator.

Originally posted by carver9
This. Even though i can not think of a lifting ft for Gladiator.

soo... you'd put gladiator above superman(who has arguably some of the best lifting feats in comics) even though you cant think of a single lifting feat for him? even though you know alot about the character? god you're a ****ing tool

superman and than the rest.

Originally posted by carver9
This. Even though i can not think of a lifting ft for Gladiator.

Lol. It's a lifting thread.

Originally posted by ghostman
soo... you'd put gladiator above superman(who has arguably some of the best lifting feats in comics) even though you cant think of a single lifting feat for him? even though you know alot about the character? god you're a ****ing tool


I'm missing something, what Superman best lifting ft?

0 > -1

Gladiator gets out of bed every day, with carver as his only fan.

That kind of burden on his shoulders surpasses any other lift.

- Superman. Elite lifting-feat history.
- Savage Hulk. Second because IMO he's potentially strongest, but his lifting credentials need more weight.
- Gladiator/Orion
- Thor

I don't know Drax or He-Man well enough to place them.

Needs more weight.

Heh.

Originally posted by ghostman
soo... you'd put gladiator above superman(who has arguably some of the best lifting feats in comics) even though you cant think of a single lifting feat for him? even though you know alot about the character? god you're a ****ing tool It's a lot better than coming to every thread and being butt-hurt that superman is not number one because he's your idol. By the way. Be here for Christmas. Got a special video for you😨

Originally posted by JBL
It's a lot better than coming to every thread and being butt-hurt that superman is not number one because he's your idol. By the way. Be here for Christmas. Got a special video for you😨

blah blah ****ing blah. either show those feats and back up your opinion or sit your ass down somewhere. show me a single feat that puts gladiator in superman's class. oh this is gon be good

is it a special video from your writer friends at dc?

Originally posted by ghostman
blah blah ****ing blah. either show those feats and back up your opinion or sit your ass down somewhere. show me a single feat that puts gladiator in superman's class. oh this is gon be good

is it a special video from your writer friends at dc?

What is Superman best lifting ft?

Originally posted by carver9
What is Superman best lifting ft?

you know what supermans lifting feats are. they have been posted numerous times for you.

superman benching the earths weight. for five ****ing days straight. deprived of sunlight. now whats gladiators? , oh this is gonna be great, cant wait for the bullshit you're gonna spew to try and downplay superman and up gladiator

Originally posted by ghostman
you know what supermans lifting feats are. they have been posted numerous times for you.

superman benching the earths weight. for five ****ing days straight. deprived of sunlight. now whats gladiators? , oh this is gonna be great, cant wait for the bullshit you're gonna spew to try and downplay superman and up gladiator

I said lifting, not benching. What's his best BENCHING ft? That's like me using Hulk raising his arms during the time an Abstract was using nearly all of his power to hold him down.

Originally posted by carver9
I said lifting, not benching. What's his best BENCHING ft? That's like me using Hulk raising his arms during the time an Abstract was using nearly all of his power to hold him down.

Benching is lifting.

Originally posted by carver9
I said lifting, not benching. What's his best BENCHING ft? That's like me using Hulk raising his arms during the time an Abstract was using nearly all of his power to hold him down.


oh my god.......

https://media.tenor.com/images/d5b99893d4901b6d93372d6915a9e3d3/tenor.gif

Originally posted by h1a8
Benching is lifting.

I know but it's a different form of lifting. I guess I guess Hulk still wins.

facepalm

Just try so stay on topic, you dolts.

Originally posted by carver9
I said lifting, not benching.

https://media.giphy.com/media/WxDZ77xhPXf3i/giphy.gif

Originally posted by carver9
I'm missing something, what Superman best lifting ft?
This isn't even his best lifting feat. He lifts a tesserect with infinite space which could destroy the normal universe if released.

https://s1.postimg.org/1v5nkplp4b/image.jpg https://s1.postimg.org/4thxo7u6bf/image.jpg https://s1.postimg.org/1yp9iff79n/image.jpg https://s1.postimg.org/38s6oqxeaj/image.jpg https://s1.postimg.org/4fbhxcmiln/image.jpg

Have fun.

Superman would lift the heaviest object while He-man would be holding him up on his shoulders

Originally posted by dmills
Superman would lift the heaviest object while He-man would be holding him up on his shoulders

Originally posted by Facee
Strongest to weakest...Who could lift the most weight?

1. Thor Odinson
2. He-Man
3. Orion
4. Dumb Drax
5. Gladiator
6. Savage Hulk
7. Superman
Don't know enough about Orion or He-Man to give an answer.

As to the rest :
Superman
Thor/Hulk
Gladiator
Dumb Drax (Does he even have any lifting feats, I honestly can't recall any?)

Superman is #1 for obvious reasons. Hulk lifted/braced a 100+ billion ton mountain range that was dropped on him (while in a weakened form by the way), casually lifting that pyramid in Vegas and flinging it at the WCA, etc.. Thor's best lifting feat is when he lifted a portion of the Midgard Serpent off the ground. Gladiator's best on panel lifting feat is ripping up the Baxter Building (a 35 story office) from it's foundations.

Superman/Hulk/Thor would be mine tier

You have that scan?

Finally gives us a baseline of what a calm Hulk is....

https://i.imgur.com/pvFeQFQ.jpg

Lol I got it wrong way round

Hulk also said that dumb Drax with PG might even be stronger than himself.

https://s1.postimg.org/2x168vy40r/image.jpg

Is that Merge Hulk?

Originally posted by abhilegend
This isn't even his best lifting feat. He lifts a tesserect with infinite space which could destroy the normal universe if released.

https://s1.postimg.org/1v5nkplp4b/image.jpg https://s1.postimg.org/4thxo7u6bf/image.jpg https://s1.postimg.org/1yp9iff79n/image.jpg https://s1.postimg.org/38s6oqxeaj/image.jpg https://s1.postimg.org/4fbhxcmiln/image.jpg

Have fun.

I don't know why people even lump you in with Carv.

Aside from having nothing remotely like a "LIFT! I said LIFT! That's a bench!" moment, your cherry picks are based off actual scans and things that happened, and not some imaginary logic that somehow puts Jiren above Beyonder.

Originally posted by carver9
Is that Merge Hulk?
Hulk is Hulk. Originally posted by cdtm
I don't know why people even lump you in with Carv.

Aside from having nothing remotely like a "LIFT! I said LIFT! That's a bench!" moment, your cherry picks are based off actual scans and things that happened, and not some imaginary logic that somehow puts Jiren above Beyonder.
@ cherry pick.

You were looking for Lobo lifting universe in a box, right? There you go.

Originally posted by carver9
Is that Merge Hulk?

Yeah. Professor Hulk

Originally posted by ghostman
oh my god.......

https://media.tenor.com/images/d5b99893d4901b6d93372d6915a9e3d3/tenor.gif

Damn her wig fell off.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Hulk is Hulk.
@ cherry pick.

You were looking for Lobo lifting universe in a box, right? There you go.

Hulk is Hulk except Merge Hulk couldn't amp.

Originally posted by carver9
I know but it's a different form of lifting. I guess I guess Hulk still wins.

What did he lift, bench, or do (that supports his lifting strength) that matches or surpasses the Earth benching feat?

Originally posted by carver9
Hulk is Hulk except Merge Hulk couldn't amp.
This was before savage banner weakness

If he was on the list, Hercules would be number one.

Originally posted by abhilegend
This was before savage banner weakness

I'm sure he still couldn't amp with rage.

Originally posted by h1a8
What did he lift, bench, or do (that supports his lifting strength) that matches or surpasses the Earth benching feat?

Lift his arms while an Abstract almost exhausted his power trying to hold him in place. He also lifted up while having the weight of a sun on top of him.

Originally posted by carver9
Lift his arms while an Abstract almost exhausted his power trying to hold him in place. He also lifted up while having the weight of a sun on top of him.

not quantifiable for the first one. second one got debunked a while back by RW

Superman and Hulk top the list.

Off the bat, Superman should be #1 with a hulk being potentially stronger

Drax, Gladiator, and Orion would be at the bottom of the list. They don't have much in the way of lifting feats.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
If he was on the list, Hercules would be number one.
Why? He "held" up a magical leyline.

Originally posted by carver9
I'm sure he still couldn't amp with rage.
He most definitely could.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Why? He "held" up a magical leyline.

We are talking about what is shown in the book. Not what you made up.

Superman
Dumb Drax/Orion
Hulk
Gladiator
He-Man
Thor

https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/7/79470/2717353-indestructible01e.jpg

Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbe
Superman
Dumb Drax/Orion
Hulk
Gladiator
He-Man
Thor
You'll be hard pressed to fund lifting feats for your #2. I could be wrong, but does Drax even have a lifting feat?

1) Superman
2) He Man
The rest.

Originally posted by ghostman
not quantifiable for the first one. second one got debunked a while back by RW

The first one shows Abstract level strength which is above Planetary level. The second one never got debunked...he posted a clip of Corvus cape using it as the energy from the blade not realizing the cape had the ability to move on its own. My fts hold.

Originally posted by carver9
The first one shows Abstract level strength which is above Planetary level. The second one never got debunked...he posted a clip of Corvus cape using it as the energy from the blade not realizing the cape had the ability to move on its own. My fts hold.

I remember that. His debunk was debunked.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
We are talking about what is shown in the book. Not what you made up.
Yeah, right.

https://s17.postimg.org/askzk16zv/image.jpg https://s17.postimg.org/bi3rwef97/image.jpg https://s17.postimg.org/dmo4xhwbf/image.jpg https://s17.postimg.org/buv62lkob/image.jpg

It was only the spiritual center of the world which shifted to the most powerful nation in the world.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Yeah, right.

https://s17.postimg.org/askzk16zv/image.jpg https://s17.postimg.org/bi3rwef97/image.jpg https://s17.postimg.org/dmo4xhwbf/image.jpg https://s17.postimg.org/buv62lkob/image.jpg

It was only the spiritual center of the world which shifted to the most powerful nation in the world.

Pointless scans. You have yet to show anywhere in the book that implies help performing the feat.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
Pointless scans. You have yet to show anywhere in the book that implies help performing the feat.
It's not regarding any help. It's regarding what he lifted was only spiritual center of the world. Not literally heaven.

https://s6.postimg.org/418rjpw3h/image.jpg https://s6.postimg.org/418rjq3t9/image.jpg

All that describes is a location. Not what is lifted. He holds the heavens as specifically stated.

https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11113/111138490/4193505-1895152769-Oryj7.jpg

http://www.incrediblehulkonline.com/leaderteststrength.jpg

http://kirbymuseum.org/blogs/kirby/wp-content/uploads/sites/8/2006/01/msh32.jpg

http://i388.photobucket.com/albums/oo326/OneDumbG0/Hulk/HulkRespect02TTA078.jpg

Yeah, all those prove my point, lol.

The Leader thinks battleship steel could stop him - we all know that's gonna end poorly for him, lol.

My phone has more computing power than the computers that sent astronauts to the moon. If I had equipment from 1960 right now, everything would be incalculable.

Doesn't make it infinite.

Mad Thinker, of course, is more advanced. But he makes mistakes. He thought his robot suit thing could stop the Hulk - it didn't.

Doesn't mean the Hulk is infinite. Just that his equipment at the time wasn't good enough.

Am sure there are other scans of Hulk though, without needing to resort to scans like these.

What about Beyonder?

Originally posted by TheHulkster
All that describes is a location. Not what is lifted. He holds the heavens as specifically stated.
He is lifting the axis mundi which is only the spiritual center of Earth. It was decided by Zeus too.

Assigning words like "only" to the axis mundi in hopes to diminish the feat is silly.
Somehow because it's considered the spiritual center of the earth makes it less impressive. Lol....

And in your own scan Atlas is described as having "immeasurable strength" and "can support infinitely massive weights, including the heavens(axis mundi) themselves" ffs....

It can't be calculated, but a non-feat? That's being silly...

ermm

The axis mundi isn't a physical object which can be measured in weight, it's a spiritual center of the world. Hence why it can be harnessed by Artume to reshape the world.

And heavens only mean the crossing point of Olympus and Earth. Nothing more.

That's saying a whole lot of nothing. Stop trying so hard.

ermm

It's basically a non feat. It's not a physical thing which can be measured up.

Could Wolverine lift it?

1. Savage Hulk
2. Orion
3. Superman
4. Dumb Drax
5. Gladiator
6. He-Man
7. Thor Odinson

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
You'll be hard pressed to fund lifting feats for your #2. I could be wrong, but does Drax even have a lifting feat? ^
Oh, yeah you are right. If going by actual feats and not implied strength:

Superman (Infinite Book, Earth 5 Days, Brainiacs Ship, Spectre)
He-Man (Pulling the Moon)/Thor Odinson (Thor is Thor, The Midgard Serpent)
Savage Hulk (SW Mountain, holding together Skaar)
Gladiator (the ship that was bigger than any city)
Orion/Dumb Drax

Originally posted by GreenGoliath
1. Savage Hulk
2. Orion
3. Superman
4. Dumb Drax
5. Gladiator
6. He-Man
7. Thor Odinson
How is Orion above Superman?

That's not what incalculable means. One synonym for the word is "infinite". You are asking me to prove a negative. If Thinker is not being literal, that is something you would have to prove. What you're asking is the same as me asking you to prove that Veritas' equipment is accurate or that she is not exaggerating/lying.

That is not Woldbreaker in that issue. Regular Savage Hulk.

H1, how much does the earth weigh?

Originally posted by carver9
H1, how much does the earth weigh?
An Earth weight is defined as the weight of the Earth near the surface of Earth. In other words, mass of Earth x 9.81m/s^2.
About 6.6e18 tons.

Nor is it canon.

Also, during that same fight, Hulk flash koed Superman. By the way, that's pre crisis Superman.

While we could discuss the canonicity, since it's a crossover, post-Crisis, Pre-Crisis, New52 and Rebirth Superman are all the same character. The COIE reboot was undone more than a decade ago, and all his pre-Crisis stories, including Legion became his history again. The same applies for essentially all the DC characters, unless other specified.

Abhi, confirm?

Originally posted by Damborgson
Abhi, confirm? If you're talking about my post, it doesn't need confirmation from him. It was the entire point of Johns' Infinite Crisis, it undid the knot/reboot in the timestream in 1985.
Right after that, the original Legion showed up in Superman, also written by Johns, and he mentioned not having seen them since the Crisis on Infinite Earths.
Batman stories, Nightwing stories, Justice League, pretty much all of the titles then began referencing stories from the 50s, 60s and 70s. Even most people's origins were reset back to their original origin rather than their post-Crisis introductions. In many cases, DC even re-released their original origin issue.
And those references even have started happening again since Rebirth, now that the malleable universe that Metron mentioned in John's Justice League heading into the Darkseid War has been reset to the Pre-52 state with minor alterations.
In one of the Rebirth issues, just for example, they recalled the Rainbow Batman story from 1957.

Originally posted by Damborgson
Abhi, confirm?
Yeah it is. But I'm not comfortable with using pre crisis stories.

They took elements of pre-crisis and mixed them in. New 52 took some away. Current Superman did associate with the Legion as a teen, but his youth was different from pre- crisis Superboy. So current Superman is basically a different character.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Yeah it is. But I'm not comfortable with using pre crisis stories.

Hmmm, interesting.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
They took elements of pre-crisis and mixed them in. New 52 took some away. Current Superman did associate with the Legion as a teen, but his youth was different from pre- crisis Superboy. So current Superman is basically a different character.
ermm

Every story with the Legion was canonized by Lightning saga and Legion of three worlds.

I'm going to agree with darksaint and pick a DC guy just because.

. Hulksters scan actually proves my point.

Inferior equipment means that just because something is incalculable, doesn't mean it's infinite.

Just means your tech isn't as great as you thought it was.

Case in point, trying to use a six ton press to determine the Hulks strength. Of course it's going to fail.

man. I'm so involved in this. I really need to defend superman on this.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
He just has to overpower.....six tons?

https://s5.postimg.org/4f4u21tjb/Incredible_228a_zpsipezm0jh.jpg

Not sure why you think that's a feat....

So Samson determines that Hulk has no limit based on 6 tons? Clearly that's the weight of the machine as opposed to the hydrological force.

Clearly? Based on what, your desire for it to be more?

What's the limit of that machine, then? And the point still stands.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
. Hulksters scan actually proves my point.

Inferior equipment means that just because something is incalculable, doesn't mean it's infinite.

Just means your tech isn't as great as you thought it was.

Case in point, trying to use a six ton press to determine the Hulks strength. Of course it's going to fail.

What is your bases for declaring Thinker's machine inferior? 70s comics were less sophisticated and didn't go through efforts to be scientifically precise despite the same intentions. The press weighs 6 tons but that has nothing to do with the hydraulic pressure.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Clearly? Based on what, your desire for it to be more?

What's the limit of that machine, then? And the point still stands.

You're basing the inferiority of the machines based on your desire for them to be. If it was about the incapability of the machines, they would state that he is beyond the machine's capability to measure. That is not what Thinker says. He is using numeric equations to calculate strength and determines Hulk to be incalculable. Those numbers have nothing to do with the machine's capabilities.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
So Samson determines that Hulk has no limit based on 6 tons? Clearly that's the weight of the machine as opposed to the hydrological force.

Basically. I'm sure the machine Superman was benching earth weights on didn't weigh anywhere close to the weight of Earth.

Originally posted by carver9
Basically. I'm sure the machine Superman was benching earth weights on didn't weigh anywhere close to the weight of Earth. So one scientist say superman is benching the earths weight on a small machine and certain people drool at the mouth while another scientist says hulk while under a 6 ton press strength has no limit, but certain people try and dismiss hulks feat to shield superman??? Supermans feat was given numbers while hulks was given........ Well.... No limit....Hulk is stronger by feats.

Originally posted by carver9
Basically. I'm sure the machine Superman was benching earth weights on didn't weigh anywhere close to the weight of Earth.

So basically screw the intentions of the writer? He doesn't have any artistic license to what he wants to show.

Somehow Hulk struggling with 6 tons weight is more impressive than Superman benching entire Earth's weight because "Hulk's strength was not given any number".

Guess what, neither was Superman.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-XSDNzaCB-aM/Uw15JIPF_MI/AAAAAAAAxEg/8Ti9dGm2uUw/s1600/p13_1.jpg
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-o2qmwTap-Vw/Uw15N6Z3LCI/AAAAAAAAxFw/JSFgWFVgpg8/s1600/p13_2.jpg
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-1cm1bEn8E04/Uw15OB01FCI/AAAAAAAAxGA/Pvbdg3RyN7Q/s1600/p13_3.jpg

The only reason he even strained was because he was weakened after five days away from sun and this was lower level stuff for him.

So Hulk strains at 6 tons. Superman strains at 6 sextillion tons while weakened.

Somehow that makes Superman weaker because Samson said so.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
You're basing the inferiority of the machines based on your desire for them to be. If it was about the incapability of the machines, they would state that he is beyond the machine's capability to measure. That is not what Thinker says. He is using numeric equations to calculate strength and determines Hulk to be incalculable. Those numbers have nothing to do with the machine's capabilities.

Then what does "incalculable" mean if it has nothing to do the instruments capabilities?

Does it mean "infinite"?

Originally posted by h1a8
Then what does "incalculable" mean if it has nothing to do the instruments capabilities?

Does it mean "infinite"?
Superman's powers are actually said to be limitless on more than one occasion.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/wK-U9KatUbBK8Z7NBmOmPXKwCthsTtvnwUbEIbonh5xhno_Rg2u_-50G9-aevKbcD94FD-OKjEod=s1600

Must be true.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Somehow Hulk struggling with 6 tons weight is more impressive than Superman benching entire Earth's weight because "Hulk's strength was not given any number".

Guess what, neither was Superman.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-XSDNzaCB-aM/Uw15JIPF_MI/AAAAAAAAxEg/8Ti9dGm2uUw/s1600/p13_1.jpg
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-o2qmwTap-Vw/Uw15N6Z3LCI/AAAAAAAAxFw/JSFgWFVgpg8/s1600/p13_2.jpg
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-1cm1bEn8E04/Uw15OB01FCI/AAAAAAAAxGA/Pvbdg3RyN7Q/s1600/p13_3.jpg

The only reason he even strained was because he was weakened after five days away from sun and this was lower level stuff for him.

So Hulk strains at 6 tons. Superman strains at 6 sextillion tons while weakened.

Somehow that makes Superman weaker because Samson said so. The press weight 6 tons, it has nothing to do with what was said about hulks strength. How much did that machine weight that superman was on??? It's the same as a 2 ton press pressing down with the force of 50 tons. Get your azz under a 30lb press and let it start coming down at a force of 2 ton and see what happens.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
That's not what incalculable means. One synonym for the word is "infinite". You are asking me to prove a negative. If Thinker is not being literal, that is something you would have to prove. What you're asking is the same as me asking you to prove that Veritas' equipment is accurate or that she is not exaggerating/lying.

That is not Woldbreaker in that issue. Regular Savage Hulk.

I'm asking you to prove a positive. Prove that Thinker has the resources (and he is shown using them) that can measure someone's lifting force beyond a billion tons (which is no where near an Earth weight).

All tech has limits. There is a limit to what a particular tech can measure. Unless you prove otherwise.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Somehow Hulk struggling with 6 tons weight is more impressive than Superman benching entire Earth's weight because "Hulk's strength was not given any number".

Guess what, neither was Superman.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-XSDNzaCB-aM/Uw15JIPF_MI/AAAAAAAAxEg/8Ti9dGm2uUw/s1600/p13_1.jpg
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-o2qmwTap-Vw/Uw15N6Z3LCI/AAAAAAAAxFw/JSFgWFVgpg8/s1600/p13_2.jpg
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-1cm1bEn8E04/Uw15OB01FCI/AAAAAAAAxGA/Pvbdg3RyN7Q/s1600/p13_3.jpg

The only reason he even strained was because he was weakened after five days away from sun and this was lower level stuff for him.

So Hulk strains at 6 tons. Superman strains at 6 sextillion tons while weakened.

Somehow that makes Superman weaker because Samson said so.

So the machine Superman was benching on weighed as much as the earth? Samson said the machine was 6 tons, he didn't mention the pressure it was dropping down.

Jesus Christ...Superman benched the earth's weight for 5 days straight. It really can't be any more clear cut. The amount of mental gymnastics people are doing to say it is not true is staggering. Superman did it. Deal with it.

Originally posted by emporerpants
Jesus Christ...Superman benched the earth's weight for 5 days straight. It really can't be any more clear cut. The amount of mental gymnastics people are doing to say it is not true is staggering. Superman did it. Deal with it.

I think you didn't read the replies in this thread. Please read the topic that is being discussed. Thanks.

Originally posted by h1a8
Then what does "incalculable" mean if it has nothing to do the instruments capabilities?

Does it mean "infinite"?

What is the 4th word on the list?

http://www.thesaurus.com/browse/incalculable

Originally posted by emporerpants
Jesus Christ...Superman benched the earth's weight for 5 days straight. It really can't be any more clear cut. The amount of mental gymnastics people are doing to say it is not true is staggering. Superman did it. Deal with it.

Not even close to what is being debated.

Originally posted by JBL
The press weight 6 tons, it has nothing to do with what was said about hulks strength. How much did that machine weight that superman was on??? It's the same as a 2 ton press pressing down with the force of 50 tons. Get your azz under a 30lb press and let it start coming down at a force of 2 ton and see what happens.
Must be nice to be you. No logic in anything. Originally posted by carver9
So the machine Superman was benching on weighed as much as the earth? Samson said the machine was 6 tons, he didn't mention the pressure it was dropping down.
Did he say it was adding the pressure of Earth's weight?

You know what a no limit fallacy is, don't you?

Originally posted by abhilegend
Must be nice to be you. No logic in anything.
Did he say it was adding the pressure of Earth's weight?

You know what a no limit fallacy is, don't you?

What he said was, Hulk strength was limitless. I don't think he would've said that off of 6 tons.

Originally posted by carver9
What he said was, Hulk strength was limitless. I don't think he would've said that off of 6 tons.
He said it's incalculable. It's not limitless.

Any number too high to calculate will be incalculable.

Tomatometer says hi, abhi.

DK books which is Canon to Marvel comics when publishing bios said this...

http://www.spiderfan.org/comics/images/books_dk_readers/im_friends_enemies/page02.jpg

If he has unlimited strength straight up, how does he gets stronger?

You can't get stronger than "unlimited strength".

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Tomatometer says hi, abhi.
Meh, I never liked anyone else's opinion anyway.

Originally posted by abhilegend
If he has unlimited strength straight up, how does he gets stronger?

You can't get stronger than "unlimited strength". Unlimited means it keeps going, WOW abhil!! Go back to some type of school.

Originally posted by JBL
Unlimited means it keeps going, WOW abhil!! Go back to some type of school.
unlimited

adjective

not limited or restricted in terms of number, quantity, or extent.

A quick Google search would tell you what it is.

Originally posted by abhilegend
unlimited

adjective

not limited or restricted in terms of number, quantity, or extent.

A quick Google search would tell you what it is. WOW, just WOW. Hulk has unlimited strength. He gets stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger...... Get it now???? Unlimited strength, no end to it. Limited strength like your boy superman.. strong little bit stronger STOP!! That's it!! Nothing else. Get it now?

The irony in this thread is ****ing amazing.

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Tomatometer says hi, abhi.

He won't dare show his face in the movie vs. forum.

Originally posted by JBL
WOW, just WOW. Hulk has unlimited strength. He gets stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger...... Get it now???? Unlimited strength, no end to it. Limited strength like your boy superman.. strong little bit stronger STOP!! That's it!! Nothing else. Get it now?
So does Superman. And Hulk has never shown this unlimited strength, it's only hinted.

Would Hulk beat say Thanos in strength only contest by that token?

Yes

There should be a thread with WBH and current Thanos..maybe even Sentry.

You do not know what you are talking about.

Originally posted by carver9
You do not know what you are talking about.

Clearly.