Originally posted by DARTH POWER
And did Superman dodge every hit and blast of Thor's in that crossover? Did Thor never throw Mjolnir or shoot lightning at Supes? Did Supes not admit he just barely beat Thor?You can talk PIS all you want, but I'd shout more PIS on Thor's side, tanking Supes HV for no apparent reason (his whole history shows he would use Mjolnir to deflect or absorb it), and PIS at the fact that no mention at all was made of Superman being vulnerable to magical based attacks, and clearly no vulnerability shown to that effect.
As for your CIS argument here, you're making out Thor never shoots Lightning or throws Mjolnir at people anymore. Your on the verge of outright lying here:
Most recent fight against Surfer.
Because he just got into a punch up with Surfer right? Never threw Mjolnir or shot Lightning, and he never flew at Galactus at FTL speeds right?
So what happened? Was he not just going to brawl to enjoy the fight or to prove he's stronger than Surfer or Galactus? No, because when he's up against a serious alien threat he doesn't screw about.
^ Recent showing of Thor's powers. So stop acting like he doesn't use his powers anymore. He does to save the world, and he does in fights as well.
So saying Thor isn't going to throw Mjolnir or shoot wide spread of Lightning Blasts or use any of his other common powers, is no different to saying Superman isn't going to go all out with a speed blitz. He has a history of being hit by people slower than Thor and with no where near the exotic powers. So he's going to get hit by Thor too, and he'll get hit A Lot.
You're exaggerating to a ridiculous extent.
Thor WILL brawl first, the canon shows this overwhelmingly.
The disparity in speed and strength against Superman will result in him getting KO'd.
Strategist Thor lasts longer but again, the versatility lies with Mjolnir and Superman will knock the hammer away( Gladiator). Clark can keep him occupied long enough to make Mjolnir irrelevant.
Superman is not Hercules or Silver Surfer. In a forum match, Thor is outmatched to a significant degree.