Originally posted by srankmissingnin
I count that as a win for the team, as Hulk essentially tried to make a run for it but was by his own account too weak to get anywhere. The next page shows a perfectly fine Wolverine and Thing, trying to track down Banner only "moments later."
Originally posted by psycho gundamOr him literally walking away from the fight and them not seeing him.
let's just ignore the machine injecting stuff that was making him tired. i count that as a win for banner.
Also, to the notion that Wolverine had Hulk's blood on his claw... Hulk's blood is green. And he had no blood on his claws after he stabbed Hulk. Only after he got stabbed in the face.
Originally posted by psycho gundam
let's just ignore the machine injecting stuff that was making him tired. i count that as a win for banner.
He ran away because he wasn't strong enough to fight any more. Wolverine and Thing were fine. How is that a win for Banner? Obviously there was an extenuating circumstance that lead to that weakness... but that doesn't net him a win.
Originally posted by Branlor Swift
Or him literally walking away from the fight and them not seeing him.Also, to the notion that Wolverine had Hulk's blood on his claw... Hulk's blood is green. And he had no blood on his claws after he stabbed Hulk. Only after he got stabbed in the face.
Wolverine was still inside the prison and had to climb out, and according the narration Hulk was retreating into a blizzard... that the artist didn't bother to draw.
Originally posted by psycho gundamWhy would a big hammer kill Thor by being dropped on him?
what makes you say that?i personally can't recall any pym particle/thor interactions
Unless he really badly missed Deadpool and it returned to him (which it looks like). Still doesn't make sense of why it'd kill him.
Originally posted by Branlor Swifti assume it returned to thor as usual, just 50:1 in size, crushing his chest possibly since he was too shocked to catch it *shrug*
Why would a big hammer kill Thor by being dropped on him?Unless he really badly missed Deadpool and it returned to him (which it looks like). Still doesn't make sense of why it'd kill him.
killing him is part of the plot of the comic so you can forget about that, but the pym particles working on the hammer is the main question, but i don't remember any contrary evidence as to why it wouldn't work at least temporarily
Originally posted by srankmissingnin
In the panel he is stabbed you can see the points of his claws, which would indicate that the stabbing action forced the majority of the claws back into his forearm and not - lawl - throw his skull.But as to why his claws gut stuck in the half inch of skin and fat of the brow line? Beats me, it makes no sense.
That makes no sense at all. If he was stuck only up to the tips, then the blood would not be as far up on the claws as it is.
Originally posted by psycho gundamI only have a problem with it killing him. I know it's part of the plot, it just doesn't jive with me.
i assume it returned to thor as usual, just 50:1 in size, crushing his chest possibly since he was too shocked to catch it *shrug*killing him is part of the plot of the comic so you can forget about that, but the pym particles working on the hammer is the main question, but i don't remember any contrary evidence as to why it wouldn't work at least temporarily
