Surfer blows up planets, star, etc easily? Then why do people here even equate surfer with superman? Cuz superman prob can destroy a mountain at full power, which is 1/1000000000th the magnitude of a planet, which is 1/1000 the magnitude of a star...that would make Surfer 1000000000000000000x more powerful than Superman on an objective scale
if Surfer had the power to destroy stars and planets, he would treat Hulk, Thor, and almost anyone like a bacteria that wouldn't even be noticed
Originally posted by masterbruce
Surfer blows up planets, star, etc easily? Then why do people here even equate surfer with superman? Cuz superman prob can destroy a mountain at full power, which is 1/1000000000th the magnitude of a planet, which is 1/1000 the magnitude of a star...that would make Surfer 1000000000000000000x more powerful than Superman on an objective scaleif Surfer had the power to destroy stars and planets, he would treat Hulk, Thor, and almost anyone like a bacteria that wouldn't even be noticed
Surfer is a total pacifist. He wouldn't use planet/star destroying power on someone unless he absolutley has to. Surfer could easily turn Doomsday or Superman into stone. Surfer is above the Hulk. Thor has Mjolnir, which is just about as powerful as Surfer is (a full shot from Mjolnir can bust open a planet.)
Surfer definitely <<<<< Supes.
Im really starting to not like the way comics are written especially in regards to consistency
the power to destroy a star, no just a planet would require an insane amount of power, prob equivalent to MILLIONS of nuclear bombs going off at the same point at the same time
now if Surfer had the power of millions of nuclear bombs, then its kinda ludicrous for him to face anyone less than Galactus
also, if Thor's Godblast could bust open a planet, then it would as well possess the force of millions of nukes, yet that didnt even faze juggernaut, who also has been shown to be knocked around by venom on occasion!
An analogy equating this silliness would be if I had a weapon that could destroy a mountain range with one blast, yet on another day, my weapon couldn't even break a piece of tissue paper
I think oftentime comic book writers get carried away with hyperbole (destroying planets and ripping apart stars sound cool) and forget anything about consistency
I mean, if Thor's godblast could destroy a planet, do you really think the avengers would have any trouble against any bad guys short of Galactus
Galactus is the embodiment of a past universe. He can unleash galaxy destroying power. Even Nova, a weaker herald , has the power to destroy a star. It's no big deal for a herald of Galactus.
Juggernaut is knocked around by Venom, but not hurt. It is impossible to hurt Juggernaut. Shoot Juggernaut with a blast that would annhihilate a solar system. He will laugh at it. Nothing hurts the Juggernaut. Period. Unless you can undo Cyttorak's magic, you can't physically hurt him.
Thor's Godblast was enough to make Galactus retreat. I takes a lot out of him, though.
Originally posted by masterbruce
so why doesnt Thor use this godblast on the enemies of the avengers or any of the bad guys in marvel?I know you're going to say it takes alot out of him, but surely battling it out with the bad guys takes alot out of him too.
Like who? Thor blew up Desak with the Godblast, and he was "immune" to magic. He uses it pretty often.
Not nearly as much as a Godblast does.
Originally posted by masterbruce
like anyone and everyone Thor fights, ...Hulk for example
Hulk can take a LOT. He was withstood planet destroying attacks before, and the Hulk has destroyed a planet twice the mass of the Earth with one punch. He doesn't have any limit to his strength, or durability. Thor never really lets loose with Mjolnir against Hulk, anyway. He goes for the brawl almost every time. Why doesn't Thor simply Godblast all of his foes? Who knows?