Rage.Of.Olympus
Senior Member
Originally posted by Phantom Zone
No it wasnt becaus if you know anything about Batman he could have been implying that Cap would beat him. I know from Batman personality that he doesnt like to admit that he needs help or hes inferior.
Batman is cold and calculating. He is more of a loner but that doesn't mean he doesn't admit when he is inferior. Batman knows when he will lose, and he resorts to either cheating or out thinking his opponent. It's pretty clear there, that he knows he can hold his own.
He could have been implying but it's evident that he wasn't. His interview is his own personal opinion on the matter.
Originally posted by Phantom Zone
As one poster said it could be argued that he backed down from a fight he thought he would lose.
You could argue that the sky is green because that's the way you see it, but that doesn't mean you'll win the argument.
It's pretty clear he didn't back down from fear.
Originally posted by Phantom Zone
Are you refering to the writer saying that nobody could beat Hulk?
The writer of World War Hulk said many things. That's my point.
A writer might say one thing but it's just opinion.
According the interview he gave, Superman wouldn't stand a chance, and Rune King Thor would have his hands fool, but in the comic Sentry stalemated him.
Originally posted by Phantom Zone
[i]What was said was ambigous, the writer clarified the true meaning. Its like arguing with an author of a poem about the meaning of a poem he wrote, ridiculous.
I already responded to this.
