Originally posted by namorsubby
how do you know that when it's not over yet? is marvel like making comics about SI's after math before it's over? is incredible hercules one of them?
Because I have read the Marvel solits for upcoming comics, Incredible Hercules was a tie-in in to the main Secret Invasion and ran for multiple issues. Next month is the final issue for the Secret Invasion tie-ins (Hercules tie-in) as afterwards from reading the solicts he goes to persue Namora in order to relax from the God Squad and gets in this battle with Atlantis in doing so. IH #120 came out a couple weeks ago, this is the solitct for the next issue.
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?id=16829&page=article
INCREDIBLE HERCULES #121
Written by GREG PAK & FRED VAN LENTE
Penciled by CLAYTON HENRY
Cover by ARTHUR SUDYAM
Monkey Variant by Roger Cruz
"LOVE AND WAR," Part 1
The Greek Goliath is looking for some R&R after the events of "Sacred Invasion," and hopes to find it in the arms of ex-Renegade NAMORA. But there's no rest for warriors when the AMAZONS declare war on Atlantis! And these ain't your mama's Amazons-- is that why Amadeus Cho sides with them instead of Herc? Plus: ARES returns!
32 PGS./Rated A ...$2.99
hercules held up a humanized concept [the heavens actually aren't a weighted object compelled to fall to earth,] in greek mythology. that doesn't constitute a feat that has measurable significance. saying "hercules is stronger than such and such because he did this" immediately assumes that someone else couldn't, where there's no basis for that assumption. it's false logic.
that said, i'm glad to see the classic mythology making its way into the comics.
Originally posted by Disappear
hercules held up a humanized concept [the heavens actually aren't a weighted object compelled to fall to earth,] in greek mythology. that doesn't constitute a feat that has measurable significance. saying "hercules is stronger than such and such because he did this" immediately assumes that someone else couldn't, where there's no basis for that assumption. it's false logic.that said, i'm glad to see the classic mythology making its way into the comics.
Okay thats pretty stupid to say. The heavens having no weight is just dumb. If the Heavens had no weight they wouldn't punish the damn titan to hold it up for all those years. That would mean Atlas was holding up nothing and that Hercules held up nothing as well. So my assumption is right. People keep saying Superman is Stronger then Marvel characters like Thor and Hercules because of stupid feats like holding a pinky sized black hole closed when it has no walls, or him lifting up a pyramind which is nothing in weight to mahanttan which Hercules pulled or the Midgard serpent which Thor pulled. So for me to say what I said is nothing wrong with it because Superman fans do it all the time but with dumber feats.
Also this was done in comics many many years ago. Its a remake of what happen in comics already but just with more fighting and better looking. Type in Atlas on marvuup. Also Marvel has also put many of mythological things in Hercules already including the Lion who couldn't be beat by physical force, hydra, the birds of Ares, and many more this isn't a first for Hercules at all.
