Originally posted by KillAll
and when hulk swam across the ocean, he collapsed on the other side... it took 7 days, but 7 days wore him out
No, he didn't. I have the comic. The Hulk has never been tired.
Besides, flooring 50 Things would require a lot less effort.
Besides, this is the Mindless Hulk. Guy wrestled the Beyonder to a standstill. He's "an infinity of physical power." Face it. The Things are dead.
Originally posted by MrHeavySilence
How can the Hulk take on 50 Things? From the fights I've seen from them, even a mindless Hulk wouldn't be able to take 10.
Mindless Hulk beat the entire Avengers. He wrestled the Beyonder to a standstill. He has near infinite strength. He would wipe his ass with 500 Things.
Height: 6 ft.
Weight: 500 lbs.
Eyes: Blue
Hair: (in fluman form) Brown, (as the Thing) None
Unusual features: The Thing's body is covered with an orange, flexible, rock-like hide. The Thing has no apparent neck. He has only four fingers (including the thumb) on each hand and four toes on each foot. The increase in the volume of his fingers has not decreased his manual dexterity. His skin is apparently susceptible to "drying "or what in a normal human being would be called loss of skin oil, for his skin can be "chipped" under certain circumstances. The Thing has no outer ear structure.
MARVEL MADE A TYPE IT'S HUMAN NOT FLUMAN BUNCH OF NEWBS. THAT'S WHY YOU BUY DC COMICS
Originally posted by Dumbledore>all
Height: 6 ft.
Weight: 500 lbs.
Eyes: Blue
Hair: (in fluman form) Brown, (as the Thing) None
Unusual features: The Thing's body is covered with an orange, flexible, rock-like hide. The Thing has no apparent neck. He has only four fingers (including the thumb) on each hand and four toes on each foot. The increase in the volume of his fingers has not decreased his manual dexterity. His skin is apparently susceptible to "drying "or what in a normal human being would be called loss of skin oil, for his skin can be "chipped" under certain circumstances. The Thing has no outer ear structure.MARVEL MADE A TYPE IT'S HUMAN NOT FLUMAN BUNCH OF NEWBS. THAT'S WHY YOU BUY DC COMICS
I wish I knew what you were talking about.
Wouldn't you be classified as a 'newb'?
The Incredible Hulk Annual #13: The Hulk returns from another world to the Crossroads, angry at not getting any food, and sees the Collective in the form of food. The Hulk just hits them away. The Hulk heads into another doorway and the Collective begs for the Hulk to take them with him. The Hulk eventually comes back, exhausted, and the Collective makes a bed to comfort the Hulk.
The Incredible Hulk #304: With no food at the actual crossroads, the Hulk just sits down and does nothing and slowly starts to starve to death. The Collective, worried about losing his friend, tries to convince the Hulk to eat. The Collective forms the shape of food again but the Hulk doesn't move. The Collective tries to do what it can to help the Hulk so it forms the shape of an arrow and shots at the Hulk. It then forms a wrecking ball and hits him and makes the Hulk angry. It keeps pesting the Hulk until the Hulk leaps at it and the Collective tricks the Hulk into flying into a doorway where he can find food. The Hulk returns from the world back to the Crossroads to find the Collective trapped by the U-Foes.
just thought i would share...