Originally posted by Horrificus
Why on earth would I care what you posted or what you explained?
Because I actually read his comics and I understand his character. I’m sure that’s a lot more than what can be said about you. 😕
Originally posted by Horrificus
You have no proof of anything you just typed. By proof, I mean situations in books, statements by writers. Not something you saw the Bi-Beast say! Hehe. Holy dork.
It’s pretty hard to find concrete proof of
character development. I wonder are there handbooks that outright say Batman hates guns because of his experience with them. Is there any thing that officially states that Superman thinks more of himself as human than a Kryptonian?
However, if it’ll make ya happy, I’ll try any way. Here he is pushing the matterantimatter spheres apart. Why? Why do prove he’s the strongest around of course.
http://img104.exs.cx/img104/2246/antimatter18zf.jpg
In IH vol2 # 543, a character named Cary, who had gotten to know Hulk pretty well by that point, figured him out, basically stating, “You need the violence. You need to show you’re the strongest one there is.”
Originally posted by Horrificus
We don't even know what Juggs "levels" are, except that we have seen that when the flood gates are opened, the Cytorrak power makes him physically able to tear through reality itself.
He’s generally shown to be around base-level Hulk, or maybe slightly above Thor level.
And tearing through time/dimensional barriers/reality isn’t all that special when it’s been done before several times. Even Hulk’s punched through a time-storm.
Originally posted by Horrificus
And, if what you say is true, how come the ENTIRE point to his stories, are the slow, plodding build-up that shows him usually on the ropes, getting angry, until eventually, he finally defeats a more powerful foe, if he survives or stays conscious long enough?
Because he doesn’t brawl with a different villain in each story. Often times, he goes up against someone who has super-human intelligence (i.e. Leader or Doom) who uses their intellect to create a special plan to stop him. Other times he has to deal with cosmic beings like one of the Elders or Galaxy Master. Most of the time in his stories, he’s overcoming some unique obstacle instead of fighting someone. And in pretty much every issue, he’s busy shouting about he’s the best and the strongest one there is.
Originally posted by Horrificus
Unless you want to show me that nobody has ever knocked him out before he got his strength up.
Savage has only been knocked out a few times. How would that prove he has a limit in any thing?
Originally posted by Horrificus
Anyway, I don't care about your opinion or interpretation. Show a feat, a situation, or a writers statement.Everything I have stated is based on the three things I require from you.
This should be enough-
Here, Beyonder actually probes Hulk with his cosmic powers
and sees he has no limit…
In other words, this wasn’t stated by any one who just looked at Hulk or fought him, but someone who literally examined him with his cosmic abilities and saw he didn’t have a limit.
Then there’s the matterantimatter feat…
The attraction between these two forces is irresistible, meaning one would need infinite strength to accomplish this. Hulk pulled it off just fine so…
And just for the hell of it, here he is breaking out of a sphere that was designed to turn its victim’s strength against it (not even Strange’s magic could overcome it)…
This basically implies that Hulk is stronger than himself. Go figure… srug
And then there are those several quotes from comics, whether stated by the narration or other characters, which state he has no limit to his rage. Whether you consider than hyperbole or not, they’re much more than what you’ve provided.
You said you don’t like theories or opinions, so if you believe he has a limit, prove it. I’ve proved he doesn’t have a limit, so unless you provide evidence that overrides my own, your statements won’t matter. Don’t just go around saying Hulk doesn’t have unlimited strength because of whatever.