By Professor Hulk, do you mean the version with the safety on, or not?
After #425, he had a safety placed on him that prevented him from getting too angry before he reverted to a Savage Banner. It was removed when the shrapnel in his brain caused him to go insane as seen in #440 in his fight with Thor where he went completely berserk -Samson stated he had never seen the Hulk this angry- and he kept on going.
With the mental limitation present, Hercules could solo in my opinon. Thor pushed this incarnation to the limits, in a mock fight. On the other hand, Superman had to give it his all, and barely beat this incarnation in the crossover if that matters any.
Originally posted by Harbinger
How in the hell does Rage manage to fit Thor into every damn thread, regardless of whether or not Thor is actually a contestant
It takes a lot practice and hard work.
Of course, Hercules and Thor are mostly portrayed as equals, so using Thor as a measuring stick at times is fair as there were no extenuating circumstances and I don't think Thor was operating at a level beyond Hercules or anything.
It's the same way I'd compare how Superman fares against an opponent depending on how a physical peer has fared.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympusrage's "thor" count = 1057 and counting
It takes a lot practice and hard work.Of course, Hercules and Thor are mostly portrayed as equals, so using Thor as a measuring stick at times is fair as there were no extenuating circumstances and I don't think Thor was operating at a level beyond Hercules or anything.
It's the same way I'd compare how Superman fares against an opponent depending on how a physical peer has fared.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympuswhat about without the safety iyo?
By Professor Hulk, do you mean the version with the safety on, or not?After #425, he had a safety placed on him that prevented him from getting too angry before he reverted to a Savage Banner. It was removed when the shrapnel in his brain caused him to go insane as seen in #440 in his fight with Thor where he went completely berserk -Samson stated he had never seen the Hulk this angry- and he kept on going.
With the mental limitation present, Hercules could solo in my opinon. Thor pushed this incarnation to the limits, in a mock fight. On the other hand, Superman had to give it his all, and barely beat this incarnation in the crossover if that matters any.