Originally posted by Larceny
One who power is limited to confines of a planet, or planetary destruction.Considering the writer wrote what Strange said I'd say Strange's word = The writers.
What the hell are you talking about?
Um yes it does. Those who have the upper hand are considered winners of the bout, even if that bout is suddenly interrupted.
You hadn't read the one above, and based on your knowledge of their win loss ratio I doubt you've read this one as well.
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Again Thor with the upper hand, this time against Mindless Hulk. 🙂
Ego's power is planetary in nature. The other elders have never shown such power, save champion, who was the only one who destroyed a planet, and that was with PG. Unless your definition has space-faring beings as outside planetary level, which is pretty stupid. Yet, I bet at least a couple of the elders would take a majority against Thor. That kind of power-up isn't enough to invalidate classic Thor?
And that same writer stated after the comic was released that Thor had the Odin-power, I fail to see where the argument is.
Your scans from journey into mystery simply have a truncated battle. They in no way show a victor, seeing as the fight was physical, and Thor already stated that he could not claim superiority. If anything, Hulk traded blows, overpowered Thor and tossed him away. The collapse was simply luck in Thor's favour, and would never have stopped the hulk. You can argue otherwise, but I don't see how you can prove that.
You call a cave collapsing as the result of Thor being thrown into it an upper hand, and insinuate that the hulk would have taken a loss because of that? Carry on reaching.
Obviously I have not read that. Keep believing that. Hulk #300. I didn't know Hulk vs Thor included interruptions from other heroes, ending with a bfr by Strange.
Avengers3? Not Thor alone once again.
Fantastic 4#26? Not Thor alone.
Defenders#10? Both standing.
Sub-mariner #35? Hulk had upper hand = victory by your standards.
Hulk #255? I would call this a stalemate, but Thor stops fighting, and Hulk lifts mjolnir. Certainly counts as a victory by your standards.
Thor #385? Thor threw away mjolnir due to circumstances, and was beaten badly. Hate to say this, but that's a win for hulk by your standards.
Thor #498? Stalemate. I may give a slight advantage to Thor because hulk seemed to exert more than Thor, but not enough for a win.
Hulk #440? I'm pretty sure you were going to use this. Most respect threads for Thor cut off when Thor enters WM and hulk is hit by a bomb, but fail to state that hulk pretty much saved Thor by punching him away from the nuke's ground zero, and survived the nuke himself. Victory to hulk on a technicality.
Hulk annual 2001? Thor was knocked out.
Do the math.