Originally posted by charlemagne9746Oh he does. Like seperating spheres of charged antimatter (while not being anhillated, mind you) with near infinite inertia. If that counts, in your book.
Still not a lifting feat. Hulk has no lifting feats...or pure brute strength feats that compare to Superman's.
Sending shockwaves throughout the multiverse isn't brute strength? If not, what is, in your criteria?
What are some of Superman's lifting feats? Say, does Mageddon count as a lifting feat?
Originally posted by spawnwest
Only using power and a boxing match.So if this means for the both of them..no speed, no healing, no durability, no clapping, no heat vision, no super breathe, no nothing, etc
Whomever got the first punch off would win.
50/50 split
Or, it WOULD be a 50/50 split if Superman weren't clearly the more skilled.
Originally posted by Soljer
Or, it WOULD be a 50/50 split if Superman weren't clearly the more skilled.
But saying that Superman is more skilled than World War Hulk is speculation, Soljer. Have you read the World War Hulk series?
I read Superman and I rarely see him rely on skill, moreso on his speed.
Originally posted by Cosmic Cube
Oh he does. Like seperating charged spheres of charged antimatter with near infinite inertia.Sending shockwaves throughout the multiverse isn't brute strength? If not, what is, in your criteria?
What are some of Superman's lifting feats? Say, does Mageddon count as a lifting feat?
Turning something requires brutes strength. Superman is actually forcing an object to do what he wills. Turning a wheel like that would be equal in effort to lifting something, imo.
As far as a thunderclap is concerned. A universal thunderclap is silly....because it would even destroy what Hulk is standing on. Also, it would put him above beings like Eternity, Lord Chaos, or Master Order...who are not multiversal beings.
Also, if his thunderclap was that powerful...it would be stupid for Hulk himself to survive it...since his own durability is not powerful enough for him to survive inside the sun.
Originally posted by Cosmic Cube
But saying that Superman is more skilled than World War Hulk is speculation, Soljer. Have you read the World War Hulk series?I read Superman and I rarely see him rely on skill, moreso on his speed.
Yes. I have.
And while the Hulk is much more strategic than he once was, his martial skill is nothing to be envied. Superman, on the other hand, has feats that would put real world martial artists to shame.
Originally posted by charlemagne9746
Turning something requires brutes strength. Superman is actually forcing an object to do what he wills. Turning a wheel like that would be equal in effort to lifting something, imo.As far as a thunderclap is concerned. A universal thunderclap is silly....because it would even destroy what Hulk is standing on. Also, it would put him above beings like Eternity, Lord Chaos, or Master Order...who are not multiversal beings.
Also, if his thunderclap was that powerful...it would be stupid for Hulk himself to survive it...since his own durability is not powerful enough for him to survive inside the sun.
He didn't thunderclap a universe. Rather, the sonic shockwave from his thunderclap redirected a universe-destroying blast.
Originally posted by charlemagne9746
Turning something requires brutes strength. Superman is actually forcing an object to do what he wills. Turning a wheel like that would be equal in effort to lifting something, imo.As far as a thunderclap is concerned. A universal thunderclap is silly....because it would even destroy what Hulk is standing on. Also, it would put him above beings like Eternity, Lord Chaos, or Master Order...who are not multiversal beings.
Also, if his thunderclap was that powerful...it would be stupid for Hulk himself to survive it...since his own durability is not powerful enough for him to survive inside the sun.
also, Hulk's durability, healing, regeneration all increase alongside his strength.
Originally posted by charlemagne9746
Turning something requires brutes strength. Superman is actually forcing an object to do what he wills. Turning a wheel like that would be equal in effort to lifting something, imo.As far as a thunderclap is concerned. A universal thunderclap is silly....because it would even destroy what Hulk is standing on. Also, it would put him above beings like Eternity, Lord Chaos, or Master Order...who are not multiversal beings.
Also, if his thunderclap was that powerful...it would be stupid for Hulk himself to survive it...since his own durability is not powerful enough for him to survive inside the sun.
Seperating the spheres of the antimatter bomb required brute strength, no?
If you noticed, Hulk didn't thunderclap the universe out of existence. He simply destroyed everything therin.
Hulk's durability varies. He once survived a beam from a Celestial. That same beam reduced Namor, Dr. Strange, and The Silver Surfer (who can survive inside of the sun) into skeletons.
I believe Dr. Strange teleported Hulk out of the destroyed universe after he had destroyed it, so Hulk was okay.
Originally posted by Soljer
He didn't thunderclap a universe. Rather, the sonic shockwave from his thunderclap redirected a universe-destroying blast.
still doesn't make sense...lol. Since a single universe is nigh-infinite...what good would deflecting it do...it would still destroy the universe. Where did Hulk redirect it to?
Originally posted by Soljer
He didn't thunderclap a universe. Rather, the sonic shockwave from his thunderclap redirected a universe-destroying blast.
It is unclear whether or not the blast was powerful enough to destroy Hulk when The Nightcrawler released it, but it is likely that it was.
Talk about strength and durability. 😉
Originally posted by charlemagne9746
still doesn't make sense...lol. Since a single universe is nigh-infinite...what good would deflecting it do...it would still destroy the universe. Where did Hulk redirect it to?
A universe isn't nigh infinite (there really isn't any such thing as 'nigh infinite', or infinity itself or that matter,) but finite.
Originally posted by Soljer
Yes. I have.And while the Hulk is much more strategic than he once was, his martial skill is nothing to be envied. Superman, on the other hand, has feats that would put real world martial artists to shame.
Are there any particular fights that you can think of? I usually read fights wherin Superman just punches.
Seperating the spheres of the antimatter bomb required brute strength, no?
Yes but no where near as much as you think. The science there was appalling. Anti matter and matter aren't attracted to each other. Only individual pair of particles and anti particles are. All we know is the force was enough to send a metal ball into space. That's well below Superman.
Why is no one brought up WW hulks durability? The thing was strong enough to bloody his nose. He's way below Supes in that department.
Also where Hulk's supposed skill in the story? He's being plowing through heroes much weaker than himself. Except Blackbolt which happened off panel.
Originally posted by Jack Harkness
Just because your respectful doesn't man your not an idiot.If you have read Superman like I have you know his strength is MUCH more than Hulk ever could be.
So until you show me something you will be an idiot. End of.
Stop with the name calling....it's not called for.
Originally posted by [BAW]EndrictDon't worry about that guy.
Stop with the name calling....it's not called for.
I don't like making assumptions, but if it's that important to him for people to recognize Superman's supremacy, he's probably going through some real life problems or lacking something's seriously somewhere else in his life, and maybe Superman is all he has left.
Believe me, he needs his idealized Superman a lot more than we need to make a debate point.
The only problem is, this isn't the place for him to air his frustrations.