Originally posted by golem370
He does have durability look at the scars he has and he was bitten by the Rexs more then once and he was shot by the guys on the island and in the states. He is not as durable as Hulk but he is pretty durable. They said they bite down with 5 tons of pressure I don't know if that means per inch per foot or altogether
movie hulk can punch twice as hard (ten times harder in '03 hulks case) then they can bite so thats an irrelevant fact.
and the fact that he has scars means that they hurt him enough for the tissue to scar permanently...
HF means nothing, like IMO thing could beat wolverine but he has absolutely no healing factor when those rock are penetrated.
Did you not read my post stating that KK threw a 15 ton animal but hulk could barely pick up a light armored military truck.
That means ALOT in strength terms, plus to top that hulk had NO impressive jumping feats whatsovever.
i dont care about your post no offense; its inaccurate.
i just rewatched the fight. he "tossed" those t-rexes on three different occasions. two of those times he used the t-rexes own momentum against them, which nullifies the strength feat, and the third time he "tossed" him less then five feet. so it really isnt that big of a thing.
compared to the hulk who jumped several thousand MILES in less then a day, tossed a 3 foot chunk of metal hard enough to knock a 2 ton combat hummer 50 feet (which is farther then anything kong has thrown), as well as effortlessly using a hummer as a baseball ball, is able to put out fires by clapping his hands, isnt even wounded by ROCKET LAUNCHERS and assault rifle bullets (which are stronger then the bullets in the king kong movie), and toss a piece of metal with enough force to tear through a super sonic barrier and still slice through steel, and tanked 50. caliber bullets from a helicopter, as well as be unharmed by said helicopter crashing into him.
lol. this is spite in hulks favor.
Originally posted by WO Polaski
i dont care about your post no offense; its inaccurate.i just rewatched the fight. he "tossed" those t-rexes on three different occasions. two of those times he used the t-rexes own momentum against them, which nullifies the strength feat, and the third time he "tossed" him less then five feet. so it really isnt that big of a thing.
compared to the hulk who jumped several thousand MILES in less then a day, tossed a 3 foot chunk of metal hard enough to knock a 2 ton combat hummer 50 feet (which is farther then anything kong has thrown), as well as effortlessly using a hummer as a baseball ball, is able to put out fires by clapping his hands, isnt even wounded by ROCKET LAUNCHERS and assault rifle bullets (which are stronger then the bullets in the king kong movie), and toss a piece of metal with enough force to tear through a super sonic barrier and still slice through steel, and tanked 50. caliber bullets from a helicopter, as well as be unharmed by said helicopter crashing into him.
lol. this is spite in hulks favor.
Thank you.
Originally posted by d3str0ya10
Were not talking about comic hulk
Serious Impact
wow your so cool for not noticing that and posting a comic version of the hulk.
Well, I was really debating about responding to this, since Mindset pretty much did it for me. However, I just had to say something...
First off, why the insult? It was completely unnecessary.
Second, as Mindset pointed out, if you had actually read my post, you'd see that I WAS referring to the movie versions of the Hulk. I just was using the clip as an example of how I believed the fight between the MOVIE Hulks (both versions) would play out versus King Kong. I thought I had made that clear in my first post, but I guess it wasn't clear enough for you.
Third, the Hulk in the clip isn't technically the Comic book version of the Hulk either. He is just an animated version of him, just as the Hulks in the movies are live action (well, technically CG, but you get my point) versions of the comic Hulk.
Now, to continue fleshing out why I think Hulk would win. Just look at the movies. Both Hulks took on modern, advanced military weapons and walked away. In the first movie, he survived a fall from several dozen miles up, as well as thousands of tons of rocks falling on him, when they collapse all those rock formations on him...and this barely even slowed him down. He smashed up, rather easily, two tanks and throw one a ridiculous distance. Those V-Rex things were cool, but they wouldn't stand a chance against the tanks that the Hulk demolished.
As for King Kong, the fight with the V-Rex things was impressive. This shows that he has strength and durability. However, in the end, he died to WWI biplanes taking bot shots at him. Gun fire that would've, at most, tickled either Hulk. He also wouldn't have survived the fall from the Empire State Building, had the planes not gotten him first. Both Hulks would've.
There simply isn't a comparison. Kong can smash him, bite him, toss him all he wants, he's not putting either Hulk down. The same can't be said for Kong surviving the punishment either Hulk would dish out.
Originally posted by PRAYERRUN
ok ok, I'm gonna ask a stupid question so bare with me. When was King King ever in a Comic Book?
Well, from what I was able to figure out from a quick search, King Kong has been in a few comics.
In 1991, Monster Comics produced a 6 issue comic series about the 1932 novel adaptation of King Kong.
Also, Dark Horse produced a graphic novel called "Kong: King of Skull Island," released in 2004, which was an authorized sequel to the 1933 movie.
Finally, Dark Horse also produced another graphic novel based on the 2005 movie called "King Kong: The 8th Wonder of the World."
So, basically, yes, King Kong has been in a few comics.
You know, after thinking about it, I figure that even if Kong went the distance and ate Hulk, Hulk would rip out through Kong's gut. Movie Kong versus Movie Hulk is a pretty good fight, but I think Hulk is much stronger and would last longer because of the HF. Eventually, Hulk would win. But it wouldn't be easy, considering the sheer SIZE of Kong. I mean THINK about it. A thirty to fifty foot gorilla repeatedly hammer fisting you into the ground? But the HF keeps Hulk alive, and eventually he jumps in to take the offensive. And soon after, it's over. The size and combat ability of Kong takes him a long way, but Hulk is super-human, and that makes the big difference.