Originally posted by horrorwolf
Same can be said of any version of Hulk...who has yet to be angry enough to kill anyone initially. This would include his WorldBreaker version who almost destroyed the seaboard with footSTEPS. and had 0 intentions of doing so.
well, i don't agree with that, tbh.
wb to me doesn't seem that much more impressive than wwh himself.
Originally posted by horrorwolf
Other than the fact that a WBreaker footsteps were fracturing the Entire Seaboard and WorldWarHulk didn't of course, I hear you.
i genuinely think if any mid or high herald that has enough strength stomps their foot, they can do massive damage to the landmass they're standing on. WWH, Superman, etc.
and yes, i do think WB stomped his foot.
his "end the story inexplicably in the fifth and final issue" defeat is the only thing that lowers his average to normal king hulk, besides that the footstep thing was insane.
continental damage by a mere footfall.... O__O
you know how many newyorkers should have had deaths due to large radiation exposier?
Originally posted by -Pr-
i genuinely think if any mid or high herald that has enough strength stomps their foot, they can do massive damage to the landmass they're standing on. WWH, Superman, etc.and yes, i do think WB stomped his foot.
If not for the fact that actual WWH comic clearly states them to be footSTEPs, I would assume the same.
IIRC ...."Two more footsteps like that Mr. President...and we lose the entire seaboard."
Originally posted by xJLxKing
He can be as strong as he want too, he still carries the same weaknesses the other versions of Hulk do
Yeah...one of these....
http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/photos/uncategorized/2008/02/12/satellite.jpg
Originally posted by The Nuul
Yeah...one of these....http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/photos/uncategorized/2008/02/12/satellite.jpg
Originally posted by horrorwolf
If not for the fact that actual WWH comic clearly states them to be footSTEPs, I would assume the same.IIRC ...."Two more footsteps like that Mr. President...and we lose the entire seaboard."
you can stomp your feet while taking steps.
if he was simply walking, and weighed that much, he should have fallen through the earth.
Originally posted by The Nuul
Yeah...one of these....http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/photos/uncategorized/2008/02/12/satellite.jpg
Yet, this isn't thread isnt Hulk versus various types of satellites....But feel free to create such threads if you wish though.
Originally posted by xJLxKing
When?
Besides, that jack compared to Superman's concentrated heat vision which is much hotter then the Star's heat
Ahh! But I was referring to Gladiator's heat vision, which is said to burn as hot as the hottest stars.
There are stars out there that dwarf the Sun in both size and heat.
Hulk still tanked it, and healed the damage in seconds. If Superman wanted his HV to work, he'd have to keep it concentrated on a single spot like a surgical laser, which would be hard if he has Hulk leaping at him or moving around.
Originally posted by The Nuul
Yeah...one of these....http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/photos/uncategorized/2008/02/12/satellite.jpg
Yeah, except with powerful experimental weapons. One of which was a Shi'ar probe. We got the Russians... the Chinese... and sh*t...
Originally posted by -Pr-
you can stomp your feet while taking steps.if he was simply walking, and weighed that much, he should have fallen through the earth.
Theres no reason why anyone with out of control levels of strength should not be able to crack the ground in a comic with a footstep especially if its explicitly stated to be the case.
It was not due to his weight, as Hulk's weight doesnt really increase proportially to his rage....its just his power regen and endurance that does.
Originally posted by horrorwolf
Theres no reason why anyone with out of control levels of strength should not be able to crack the ground in a comic with a footstep especially if its explicitly stated to be the case.It was not his weight, as Hulk's weight doesnt really increase proportially to his rage....its just his power regen and endurance that does.
all right, tell you what: let's say with simple footsteps he could do what he did.
what difference is that going to make to the fight?
do you honestly think WB Hulk is so far above WWH that he's unbeatable by someone like Superman, a character that you yourself have shown not to know that well?
Originally posted by -Pr-
all right, tell you what: let's say with simple footsteps he could do what he did.what difference is that going to make to the fight?
do you honestly think WB Hulk is so far above WWH that he's unbeatable by someone like Superman, a character that you yourself have shown not to know that well?
I bet I know superman better than you do...even though I'm not a mod.
I know Superman to be one of the most inconsitant characters around. One minute he can sneeze stars away...the next he gets trounced by the likes of Toyman.
The difference would be that Hulk wasnt intending to harm anyone but threatened the entire world. Imagine the kind of power he could produce during those power levels with his fists.
My point was that Ive never seen Superman or any other character capable of doing what Worldbreaker did with mere footsteps. For instance, the most Superman's all out fights might leave you with is a few aftershocks at most.
Originally posted by horrorwolf
I bet I know superman better than you do...even though I'm not a mod.I know Superman to be one of the most inconsitant characters around. One minute he can sneeze stars away...the next he gets trounced by the likes of Toyman.
The difference would be that Hulk wasnt intending to harm anyone but threatened the entire world. Imagine the kind of power he could produce during those power levels with his fists.
My point was that Ive never seen Superman or any other character capable of doing what Worldbreaker did with mere footsteps. For instance, the most Superman's all out fights might leave you with is a few aftershocks at most.
i knew the difference between two relatively well known doomsdays within superman lore.
i don't see what being a mod has to do with my knowledge of comics.
actually no, that's not true at all. his powers have actually been written quite consistently since the reboot in 1986.
there are only aftershocks in some of superman's fights because the enemies he fights are usually strong enough to absorb almost all of the force of the blows he's striking them with.
but if you want an example, here:
