Pissed off Hulk VS Pissed off Thor

this is a hard match up, but through tactics , im sure that thor would easily win, but hulk's strength really has no limit and he doesnt need to care about beeing exhausted or drained because of anger, because, ANGER MAKES HIM STRONGER. anyway, potentially hulk has far more power than thor, and if he really gets ticked off{a rare thing, specially against thor}
he WOULD rip thor apart. neway i say this cause, lets not forget that thor did try to go up against onslaught, but couldnt do a thing to his armour, hulk however destroyed the armour, wheather onslaught meant for it or not.

Hulk doesn't have far more power than Thor, he has more strength, and it's not 'far more.' If Thor was in his Warrior Madness state, he'd had ripped the armor off as well. They are comparable in strength, only that Hulk has easier access to being the strongest being alive.

The thing about this is if thor really used all his power he could take out huk like surfer once did but no thor doesn't really think in battel.

Thor thinks in battle if he has to, he just relies mostly on instinct. You try fighting for 2000 years and see if you don't rely on instinct, lol.

um actually, hulk's POWER, is limit less, since he absorbs energy out of all the universes, he is said to have the power level of a supernova.

His POWER is manifested in strength, durability, and a healing factor, meaning all physical aspects. He does not have the power output that Thor has; he cannot control lightning, he cannot control the winds, he cannot absorb any and all forms of energy or magic, he cannot unleash a god-force blast that has the capability of making Galactus run like a girl, he doesn't have mastery over the Asgardian runes, etc. etc. Thor has more powers. He is more powerful because he manifests his powers in vastly more varying ways.

I agree with Wrath but where Thor has all that power, Hulk's is always growing when pissed. Thor's is not, just the manner in which he unleashes it.

-AC

But this is a pissed off hulk vs pissed off thor, and if hulk is pissed off already, I'm gonna assume they mean pissed off to a high or near upper limit anger. Like when someone hits on your woman.

Thor is nigh undefeatable tho......i give it to hulk.

Originally posted by Nataku8188
Like when someone hits on your woman.

Oh well that's a completely different story then, lol. There are no words to describe that kind of pissed-off anger. Still, if Thor's fighting that way too *say Hulk hits on Lady Sif* then I say the world is destroyed and they're still trading blows as they float away in space.

Get your eyes off my woman!

Get your eyes off my cheescake!

THIS CAN GO ON FOR A WHILE.

if you guy have read marvel's guide of incredible hulk, in the section: friendly fire.... it states: with the enchanted mighty uru hammer, Thor is one of the very few heroes who match Hulk's raw power. It also states that Hulk vs Thor does not have a clear outcome of who wins!

It said when Hulk quit Avengers, Thor fought him. Thor was taken aback by Hulk strength growth with his anger. Thor then fought Hulk w/o Mjolnir. Hulk strength grows in that long fight by Thor's training, experience kept it a stalemate.

Incredible Hulk Annual 2001

Posted: Wednesday, September 12
By: Jason Cornwell
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Writers: Erik Larsen (main story) & James Kochalka (back-up feature)
Artists: Jorge Lucas & James Kochalka (p), Al Milgrom, Al Vey & Greg Adams (i)

Publisher: Marvel Comics

Plot:
When the Hulk goes on yet another rampage, we see Thor decides that enough is enough, and that the time has come for the Hulk to be taken down before he endangers more human lives. What follows is a big, old slugfest, in which both the Hulk & Thor manages to get their shots in. Highlights of the contest include a trip to two alien worlds, as Thor attempts to find a battle ground where the battle won't harm others. We also see the Hulk struck down twice by Thor's lighting & the Hulk bring down a mountain side on Thor's head. The question of what has more power behind it, the Hulk's fists, or Thor's hammer, is also answered. Other highlights include the Hulk escaping from quicksand, and his raining a fury of punches down on Thor. However, the answer to the question of who would win is never fully answered, as Thor discovers that in his effort to bring down the Hulk, he's endangered just as many lives as the Hulk does during one of his rampages.

Comments:
If you read the previews, or even looked at the cover before you bought this comic then you knew this issue's main plot would be Thor versus the Hulk, and if this is all you went in expecting then you won't be disappointed, as this issue is a grand old slugfest. This issue allows both characters to get their shots in, be it the Hulk getting struck down by Thor's lighting, to the Hulk bringing down an entire mountain on the Thor's head. I also must confess I love Erik Larsen's decision to have the Hulk provide his overly simplistic commentary on the battle, as there are times when this running dialogue had me cracking up, such as the Hulk's explanation for why Thor's use of a hammer makes him less powerful than the Hulk. This issue doesn't aspire to be anything more than a battle between two of Marvel's big guns, and I can still appreciate a comic that caters to slugfest happy fans, so frankly it gets a thumbs up from me.

However, I'll never stop being annoyed by a writer's inability to commit to an outcome when they are delivering the battles that fans ask for. Now I won't pretend that I was among the group that want to see Thor battle the Hulk, and frankly these two are too evenly matched for my liking, but I've read enough letter pages to realize that when fans write in asking for this battle, they want a contest that will have a definitive answer to the question of who would win. However, once again we get another battle where this question is ducked. I understand why they try to avoid the ending where one hero emerges as the clear winner, but when this annual devotes over twenty pages to the battle, frankly it's disappointing to have it end undecided. Now there is a moment in the issue that Thor fans can point to the Hulk having to be rescued by Thor, but given the Hulk played a key role in getting himself into that life-threatening situation, one can't really use it as the final answer.

Jorge Lucas greatly impressed me when he delivered the final issue in last year's "Inhumans" miniseries, so when I heard he was slated to be the artist for this annual, and that it was going to be Thor versus the Hulk, I was quite excited. Now that I've read the issue, I can't really say that I'm as impressed as I expected to be. I mean, the issue looks quite nice, and I'm sure most fans will enjoy this annual's art. However, I must confess I'd rather Jorge Lucas have used his own style rather than his Jack Kirby impression, as it would've given this battle a more epic feel. Still, there's several very nice splash pages in this issue, whether it be the wonderful opening shot of Thor, or the page where the two combatants initially confront each other. The battle itself is also well delivered, as the strength of the attacks used are clearly displayed, and project a sense of power. The cover to this issue is an eye-catcher as well.

Final Word:
In an age where Marvel's annuals are on the verge of becoming an endangered species, it's nice to see some effort being put into making these last few a strong reminder of why annuals exist. This issue is a strictly a response to the demands of fans to see the Hulk & Thor go at it in a no holds barred contest, and for the most part this annual makes use of its expanded page count to deliver the goods. Sure, I was disappointed by the ending, as once again fans are cheated out of the answer they enter these contests seeking the answer to, but one can't deny that this issue provides more than enough moments to keep fans of both characters sated. In fact, while this battle won't be going on my all-time top ten list when it comes to battles, I do recommend this issue to any fan looking for a good, old fashioned slugfest.

from: www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com

The plotline says the question of whether Hulk's fists or Thor's hammer was stronger was answered. So what was it?

i think that at least thor v hulk has some interesting parameters due to the extra powers of thor ( though he is not like superman and able to call on whatever power suits him at the time, and i feel his ability to control storms etc and god like blasts a little silly but hey.) firstly in a slug fest thor would not be strong enough to win, as ive said on other threads hulk is the stongest/best bruiser out there in the marvel world and in a 1 on 1 slugfest really has no equals. add some powers and u have an interesting situation, but have to ask well would moljner kill hulk, i think not, lightning no and as hulk grew madder and stronger he would feel the effects less and less, would the whole god blast thing kill hulk, well thor better hope it did or his only other card would be to have hulk carried off in the wind or something or else flee lol. though at least thor would have more to offer than say juggie or abom who would really rely just on their physical strength

Thor can defeat Hulk.
How?Simple

Classic Thor, or the actual Thor that you american readers can look at, the Thor with mastery over Asgardian Runes, have only to do 1thing.
Hit Hulk with Mjolnir in the head, managin Hulk's attacks and hitting him with some punches, obvious Thor MUST hit Hulk with all his strenght.Full Force is the tactic.Managin Hulk and hitting him with his best blows will grant Thor the victory, cause when Hulk is sufficiently stunned by Mjolnir's blows at full force, Thor use the God Blast.Hulk is dead.And 3/4 Mjolnir's blow are sufficients for a victory like that.Hulk cannot become sufficient angry to surpass Thor strenght if he get killed before.

Well the way I see it is better to be pissed off than pissed on. But anyways Hulk wins this in my opinion simply cause a pissed of hulk is not going to be beat by anybody in the Marvel Universe(Hint Hint). If Thors mighty Godforce could not take out Juggernaut I dont see how he can stop the Hulk.

'Silly?' How is it silly. He is the GOD of THUNDER. Of course he's going to control god-like blasts and storms, that's what he does. Do you not know the Norse god Thor? Anyway, Thor and Hulk are virtually equal in strength until Hulk becomes 'savage.' They had a slug-fest and it went on for days because neither one could get the advantage. As for the hammer, Thor never hits people on the head with it unless it's an invulnerable opponent. He wouldn't try to kill Hulk and that's basically what would happen if he smashed his skull in at full force.

Thor's godforce didn't 'take out' Juggernaut, but it most certainly stopped him, thus it would stop Hulk. It may or may not kill him, who knows, but it would send him reeling.

Like Stan Lee wrote, this battle would last for days and there wouldn't be a clear-cut winner, though of course Current Thor would manhandle Hulk with little trouble.

Originally posted by juggernaut74
Well the way I see it is better to be pissed off than pissed on. But anyways Hulk wins this in my opinion simply cause a pissed of hulk is not going to be beat by anybody in the Marvel Universe(Hint Hint). If Thors mighty Godforce could not take out Juggernaut I dont see how he can stop the Hulk.