Quicksilver vs Wolverine, Spider-Man and Captain America

Who wins?

Honestly, QS's power-set should more than guarantee victory. Ultimate Quicksilver, even more.

In comic books, he'll probably %$#& up and lose.

Originally posted by Johnny Sorrow
Ultimate Quicksilver, even more.

Ultimate QS got owned by Ult. Logan.

Current Quicksilver should win.

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Ultimate QS got owned by Ult. Logan.

And Ultimate Quicksilver as a child could move twice as fast as 616 Quicksilver's top speed.

Haters gonna hate... 🙄

Originally posted by Johnny Sorrow
And Ultimate Quicksilver as a child could move twice as fast as 616 Quicksilver's top speed.

Haters gonna hate... 🙄

Ult. Quicksilver as a kid could move twice as fast as light?

Very interesting...

quick silver knocks cap and spiderman unconscious and focuses on logan trying to ko him and logan speed blitz attacking at his highest lvl trying to tack the douche bag QS... high speed exchange of blows and failed attempts of swipes..

finally Cap wakes up SS and shield bashes him from behind getting them the win..

Cap holding back logan from killing QS calming him down... Logan leaving Cap to carry both QS and Spiderman.. 😖hifty:

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Ult. Quicksilver as a kid could move twice as fast as light?

Very interesting...

616 Quicksilver moves at light speed?

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why shouldnt he?

but no.

Yes, Quicksilver went lightspeed in Mighty Avengers' issue before last.

Originally posted by JakeTheBank
Yes, Quicksilver went lightspeed in Mighty Avengers' issue before last.

you talking bout dodging Thor's lightning or when he answered Amadeus Cho's call then beat down Mr. X?

When he was moving faster than radio waves.

not all radio waves moves at the speed of light let alone inside an atmosphere... not a 100 % sure but common sense is telling me so and i am too lazy to wiki it and cross reference

QS should win indeed

Originally posted by Wild Shadow
not all radio waves moves at the speed of light let alone inside an atmosphere... not a 100 % sure but common sense is telling me so and i am too lazy to wiki it and cross reference

Originally posted by Lord_Talron
radio waves are affected by friction if that answers your question

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