i love it on this site evryone takes examples of hulk winning and then cries about how it was bad writing and that the character didnt use his full capabilities. yet quote hulk getting knocked out when he too was not using the full extent of his capabilities. ie namour, snake, spidey and a cement mixer, juggie. not once did hulk escalatein strength to the point of overpowering his adverserie something that is his main bloody comic power
Originally posted by RIGHTONMYSIDE
i love it on this site evryone takes examples of hulk winning and then cries about how it was bad writing and that the character didnt use his full capabilities. yet quote hulk getting knocked out when he too was not using the full extent of his capabilities. ie namour, snake, spidey and a cement mixer, juggie. not once did hulk escalatein strength to the point of overpowering his adverserie something that is his main bloody comic power
What?
Originally posted by Adam_PoE
In "Taking of Grayskull," He-Man not only lifted Castle Grayskull, but hurled it with sufficient force to exceed the gravitational pull of a white hole.In "Stone City," He-Man moved an entire mountain range.
In "She-Demon of Phantos," He-Man broke chains fashioned out of an indestructable mineral.
In "Awaken the Serpent," He-Man killed the god, Serpos.
These happened, although im not sure about the white hole's gravitational pull making the Castle Grayskull feat harder..
However these never happened:
Originally posted by Adam_PoE
In "Trouble In Arcadia," He-Man lifted an entire city.In "Eternal Darkness," He-Man hurled a planet into orbit.
He never lifted the city himself. Just put one of the beams back up that was supporting the city.
And the other one wasn't a planet, it was a moon, and he never touched it! Instead he hurled a load of explosives at it to send the moon back into orbit.
Originally posted by Adam_PoE
The following is only one instance in which He-Man is reverted to Prince Adam. In "Lessons," Skeletor obtains the Ram Stone, a mystical object that when focused upon with energy, redirects the energy back at its source. When He-Man directly challenges Skeletor, the Ram Stone redirects the Power of Grayskull, reverting him to Prince Adam.
Nope. He also reverted back to Adam when Serpos knocked him out. That was just with Brute force.
Originally posted by olympian
He-Man trew punches with pre crisis Superman but so did Hulk, so i think if an actual win is required he most likely uses its other advantages.
The crossovers actually makes Hulk look stronger, imo.
Everyone thinks of Superman just standing there tanking Hulks punches, but before that he was knocking Supes far, far away with punches. He Man's punch didn't seem to have much effect at all by comparison.
Originally posted by cdtm
Everyone thinks of Superman just standing there tanking Hulks punches, but before that he was knocking Supes far, far away with punches.
Yeah Supes resorted to taking the Hulk's punches hoping it would tire him out, because he realised it was gna be difficult to actually beat the Hulk down.
But the Hulk's punches were getting more and more powerful with each punch, and the comic itself stated "the outcome of this strange duel is in doubt"
Originally posted by DARTH POWER
Yeah Supes resorted to taking the Hulk's punches hoping it would tire him out, because he realised it was gna be difficult to actually beat the Hulk down.But the Hulk's punches were getting more and more powerful with each punch, and the comic itself stated "the outcome of this strange duel is in doubt"
And plus PC Superman himself admits that Hulk is stronger than him when Hulk hurls him out of space with just a flex of his muscle.
Then he got koed during the end of their battle by Hulk.
Originally posted by carver9
You do know that was a power of Superman right? If he stood there, no object could move him but that doesn't make him stronger. That even happened when he fought DOS Doomsday... stood there and took the punches but we know the outcome of that fight.
Superman > than all versions of Hulk.
Originally posted by carver9
You do know that was a power of Superman right? If he stood there, no object could move him but that doesn't make him stronger. That even happened when he fought DOS Doomsday... stood there and took the punches but we know the outcome of that fight.
So PC Superman had the unmovable object power? Ok carver, without you I wouldn't learn anything new about comics, thank you...
SO when he activates the power he is unbeatable, what would happen if classic juggernaut with his unstopable power would run into him, hmmmmm.
superdur
Originally posted by Batman-Prime
So PC Superman had the unmovable object power? Ok carver, without you I wouldn't learn anything new about comics, thank you...SO when he activates the power he is unbeatable, what would happen if classic juggernaut with his unstopable power would run into him, hmmmmm.
superdur
An explosion of unproportional levels. You do know Superman stated in that same scan that if he doesn't want to be moved, no object is moving him and he did that on a couple of occassions.
It was a lame ability so they took it away.
Originally posted by Batman-Prime
So PC Superman had the unmovable object power? Ok carver, without you I wouldn't learn anything new about comics, thank you...SO when he activates the power he is unbeatable, what would happen if classic juggernaut with his unstopable power would run into him, hmmmmm.
superdur
That was his strength making him unmovable not some power. Carver is talking out of his ass 😎
Carvers right. Superman had that ability.. And he used it as a strategy to "hopefully" tire the Hulk out.
Superman's copycat Gladiator also had the ability(at one time at least) and planned to brace himself against Thor, but it didn't work. Presumably because Thor's Hammer is magical.
Think about it if Supes was like 10 times stronger than Hulk then why didnt he just knock him, and put him down? Because it obviously wasn't that easy.
Also post the next scan of that comic. It states Hulk's punches get stronger and stronger with each hit, and that the outcome of this duel is in doubt. Dnt have a go at me, im just saying what the comic said.
Originally posted by DARTH POWER
Carvers right. Superman had that ability.. And he used it as a strategy to "hopefully" tire the Hulk out.Superman's copycat Gladiator also had the ability(at one time at least) and planned to brace himself against Thor, but it didn't work. Presumably because Thor's Hammer is magical.
Think about it is Supes was like 10 times stronger than Hulk then why didnt he just knock him, and put him down? Because it obviously wasn't that easy.
Also post the next scan of that comic. It states Hulk's punches get stronger and stronger with each hit, and that the outcome of this duel is in doubt. Dnt have a go at me, im just saying what the comic said.
Gladiator did it 3 times... against Thor, Nova, and Colossus.