Originally posted by Dinalfos
No, he wasn't raving mad. If he was, they wouldn't be trading blows. Wendigo cannot stand up to strength that keeps increasing. Especially since Wendigo and Hulk apparantly start out on more or less the same level. If Wendigo is immortal, then Hulk's strength would've gone up far quicker, since he simply can't handle someone not bowing to him in a fight. That's just the nature of the beast. That leads me to believe that Hulk was not that enraged. A bit riled up, perhaps a bit pissed, but not enraged. Either that, or the writer simply doesn't understand the concept of the Hulk's physiology. Or he simply doesn't care too much about consistency and was trying to make it an even match. Again, these Forum fights are supposed to be PIS/CIS/Jobbing free, unless stated otherwise.Yes, Hulk started the second fight. But remember that he wasn't out to kill or Kayoe Wendigo. He almost never is. Dalak said it in another thread: Hulk wants to prove that he is the strongest or that he can overcome all odds. If he can prove that by someone accepting his defeat while remaining conscious or beating that person unconscious doesn't really matter to Hulk. Although he'd rather have that person to be awake so that he can make a lasting impression on him. The thing he wants the most ist that his enemies stop bothering him or the ones he loves/cares about. A bloodlusted Hulk is a rarity and wouldn't be concerned with strength tests.
Yes he can, he is mystical in nature and the more he eats or get hungry the stronger he becomes. Expect they were fighting for an extended period of time and yet they were still equal in strength, in all their apperances not just this it was the exact same. What? even Wolverine after stabbing Wengido knocking him out comments about how you can't kill him. He was definetly enraged and had emotional connection to it as well if you read the issue. That wasn't jobbing, good lord your a Hulk fanboy arn't you? Once again I have a crap load of Hulk comics and apperances and this is no different. Fact.
Actually he was, as he took "away" his friend they even discuss this in the issue. Expect once again if you read the issue it wasn't about a sense of pride it was about saving a friend from the Wendigo...oh good lord, I don't think you have read the issues.