Is this strengh alone? If so, they all fail - although the Hulk is hypothetically capable of getting there eventually, he has never reached a level we can clearly say he can do it
If they can do anything to the wall, a lot of them can get rid of it through other powers like matter manipulation
Not sure it would matter that the first wall is so thin.
Originally posted by 753
Is this strengh alone? If so, they all fail - although the Hulk is hypothetically capable of getting there eventually, he has never reached a level we can clearly say he can do itIf they can do anything to the wall, a lot of them can get rid of it through other powers like matter manipulation
Not sure it would matter that the first wall is so thin.
Originally posted by Parmaniac
Canon? Did he fold the adamantium into that ball? If so, the thinness of the wall might be a factor, but there are other showings that contradict this, such as the fact that wolverine's bones can't be broken or bent by the hulk and they have very little adamantium in them.
Originally posted by 753I don't now just found it on google pics it's from comicvine, well to the fact that Wolverines bones don't dent is more like that they can't just easily reform them back to romal and it would be stupid to write a Wolverine with a dented skeleton. But of course only if this is canon but my first example with Thor was canon don't have a scan at hand though.
Canon? Did he fold the adamantium into that ball? If so, the thinness of the wall might be a factor, but there are other showings that contradict this, such as the fact that wolverine's bones can't be broken or bent by the hulk and they have very little adamantium in them.
Originally posted by Parmaniac
I don't now just found it on google pics it's from comicvine, well to the fact that Wolverines bones don't dent is more like that they can't just easily reform them back to romal and it would be stupid to write a Wolverine with a dented skeleton. But of course only if this is canon but my first example with Thor was canon don't have a scan at hand though.
Are you sure it was canon? Didn't it happen in some future-story, the one with Thorbuster suit?
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
I see. Thanks in advance.
http://marvel.wikia.com/Adamantium
Although true adamantium was thought to be indestructible, there are at least two known examples of the alloy within the Earth-616 reality sustaining damage without molecular manipulation. The first involved Thor focusing all of his strength into striking a small cylinder of adamantium with Mjolnir, which only slightly dented. The second incident involved a battle between Ultron and the Hulk. During the fight, the Hulk punched the robot with enough force to slightly dent it.
I know it's a wiki but I've really seen the panel where he does it
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adamantium
here wikis refers to Thor, Vol. 1, No. 271
maybe that's the issue number where it's from
Or this
http://www.supermegamonkey.net/chronocomic/entries/avengers_6668.shtml