Originally posted by Knowsbleed33
You're slow, I see that now. Unfortunate for you I can't make my text appear slow for you.Did I ever say Pak wrote it? No. What difference would that make anyway? There's a link in the respect thread about the Juggernaut i did that will lead you to a quote where CHRIS GAGE says the unstoppability enchantment was never ever a factor. He says that this story wasn't like the orginal Spider-Man story called "Nothing can stop the Juggernaut" and that Juggernaut was there for one reason and one reason only, to kick the Hulks ass. So, there we have the writer of that very story calling you an idiot.
Juggernauts OHotMU handbook excerpt...again, read carefully:
It says he has to have gained momentum for the enchantment to work. No momentum was ever gained. They locked up from a stand still.
Here's the pag before they lock up, are they running or walking at eachother?
Here's the page where they lock up. Look at the panel before the lock up, are they running or walking at eachother? No. They're slugging it out.
Again, and more slowly: IN...ORDER...FOR...THE...JUGGERNAUT...TO...GO...FROM...A...DEAD..STOP...TO...PUSHING...HULK...BACK...AGAINST...THE..HULK...PUSHING...HIM...HE...WOULD...HAVE...TO...USE...STRENGTH. He wasn't given the opportunity to gain momentum...ever. Ergo, Juggernaut used strength to push Hulk back against Hulk pushing against him i.e. Juggernaut overpowered Hulk physically.
Let's get to your "mountain of evidence".
What's happening here? Hulk says your favorite quote about Juggernaut being unstoppable (The world "Juggernaut" literally means unstoppable), then he sidesteps him. What happens next? Juggernaut stumbles. If it was the force of his enchantment against the force of Hulks strength he would've done alot more than stumble. Hulk proceeds to spin around and smack Juggernaut in the back which is what ultimate sends him running into the pond.
If you still don't get it after this, I don't know how to help you. I can't explain it any better than that.
Actually thinking about it I have a different interpretation now.
See the author clearly was only thinking about Juggs being unstoppable and completely forgot that Juggs must first have momentum. I think it was a mistake by the writer.
This isn't the first time this has happened. Another instance have Flash clearly moving far above the speed of light but the writer writes him as moving slightly under the speed of light.
Now since we have this discrepancy then either choice can be considered valid (Juggs stronger or writer's mistake). So those in the debate can just agree to disagree.
I love Juggs more and very much hope that he is indeed stronger than WWH. But a gut feeling tells me that Marvel writers don't think so.