Originally posted by Soljer
So has Namor and Danny Rand.Nice respect thread you're posting, but it really isn't relevant to this fight.
The point I'm showing is that Hulk has no limit to how high he can increase his strength, and since he's even stronger than he was on Planet Hulk where he held tectonic plates together, he has enough strength / durability to take out Superman and survive his heat / cold breath.
Don't get me wrong - normal Superman would kick his ass IMHO 9/10 due to speed advantages, but if you take away Superman's speed, then the battlefield is even. Heck even regular Hulk would get his ass kicked by Superman 9/10 even with his speed gone, but WWH is at least as strong and his regeneration is off the charts, and he has what it takes to survive any heatvision or cold blast that Superman can put out.
Originally posted by Kutulu
The scan from the leader testing Hulk's resistance to the elements.
Again, I must have missed it. I don't see him surviving the core of a star here.
http://img113.echo.cx/img113/8347/leader5tests6mn.jpg
Just because the Leader didn't try higher temperatures means little. The Hulk's been frozen before, so, it's clear that the Leader also merely didn't try 'low enough' temperatures.
Originally posted by Kurash
great . . . hes immune to fire . . . where exactly does fire rank compared to the core of the sun? Or maybe something thats over 133 times hotter than that?
If human scientists, using today's technology, can reach that extreme of temperature, what makes you think the Leader cannot?
The hottest and coldest extremes that he could create could not harm the Hulk. That is using technology advanced far beyond current day technology.
Originally posted by KutuluIf human scientists, using today's technology, can reach that extreme of temperature, what makes you think the Leader cannot?
The hottest and coldest extremes that he could create could not harm the Hulk. That is using technology advanced far beyond current day technology.
when was the comic written?
Reposting the scan means little, my friend. In fact, I posted the link in my last reply.
The Hulk's been frozen - fact.
The Leader could not freeze the Hulk - fact.
Conclusion? The Leader didn't try cold enough temperatures.
Likely implication? The Leader also didn't try hot enough temperatures. There was no indication the leader tried anything NEAR the temperature of the core of the sun, much less anywhere near something that far exceeds that.
Originally posted by Soljer
Again, I must have missed it. I don't see him surviving the core of a star here.http://img113.echo.cx/img113/8347/leader5tests6mn.jpg
Just because the Leader didn't try higher temperatures means little. The Hulk's been frozen before, so, it's clear that the Leader also merely didn't try 'low enough' temperatures.
WWH has survived Human Torch's nova flame and didn't even get singed, and that was measured to be bare minimum the heat equivilant of a nuclear bomb. Hulk has also survived multi megaton warheads with no effect.
Originally posted by Soljer
Reposting the scan means little, my friend. In fact, I posted the link in my last reply.The Hulk's been frozen - fact.
The Leader could not freeze the Hulk - fact.
Conclusion? The Leader didn't try cold enough temperatures.
Likely implication? The Leader also didn't try hot enough temperatures. There was no indication the leader tried anything NEAR the temperature of the core of the sun, much less anywhere near something that far exceeds that.
He survived Human Torch's hottest flame while getting blasted by Storm's lightning at the same time and field of effect.
Human Torch can casually reach 2 million degrees.
http://img485.imageshack.us/img485/1834/18altersflameandbodyandqq6.jpg
WWH has not been shown to be hurt by flames - at all. Regular Hulk before his abilities were amped up a full magnitude showed incredible resistance to temperatures.
Originally posted by Kutulu
He survived Human Torch's hottest flame while getting blasted by Storm's lightning at the same time and field of effect.Human Torch can casually reach 2 million degrees.
http://img485.imageshack.us/img485/1834/18altersflameandbodyandqq6.jpgWWH has not been shown to be hurt by flames - at all. Regular Hulk before his abilities were amped up a full magnitude showed incredible resistance to temperatures.
ok so 2 million degrees is comparable to 3.6 billion plus?
Originally posted by Kurash
ok so 2 million degrees is comparable to 3.6 billion plus?
I have already defended the 3.6 billion plus statement with the scan of the leader.
Show me on panel where it says it exceeds 3.6 billion plus. They only said unmeasured by human technology - that was hyperbole. I by the same hyperbole showed that the Leader could not find temperatures to burn the Hulk. The statement has been countered.
The core of the sun is 15 million - a similar temperature to what Human Torch does during a Nova Flame attack. WWH shrugged off the core of the sun temperatures like nothing.
Originally posted by Soljer
Nothing compared to the core of the sun. doped.
The core of the sun and a full on nuclear explosion at point blank range yield similar heat values - ground zero of a multi megaton nuclear bomb can reach temperatures of 35 million degrees and higher - Hulk has survived that. He has already survived temperatures greater than the core of the sun, and they did less damage than Gladiator's beams did - who, incidentally, could move planets, and who Hulk gave a major ass whuppin'.
