Originally posted by D_Dude1210
1) I know the Surfer beat the Hulk via power drain. However, even then (when the Surfer was being portrayed far weaker than he is now), the Hulk couldn't even hurt the Surfer due to his durability. This is not my point, tho and is irrelevant to this debate.
2) I do not ever see him crushing Norrin. They'd fight and it'd be a good fight, but Norrin's versatility would destroy him (BFR,
3) Thor would take it to current Hulk as well.
4) Thor beat Norrin decisively only once (during B&T) and many ppl can argue that Thor had an amp at the time and that the Surfer was holding back.
5) If Hulk could wreck Mar-Vell that way, then he'd be above the Surfer or Thor and equal to Thanos in power. I just don't ever see that happening at all. And even then, Thanos would just BFR him in 2 seconds.
Not really, because you seem to leave out one pressing issue. The Hulk does not remain on a static level. People always tend to forget that the hulk has the power to punch through a dimensional wall. This is on the same level as Black Bolts stored up energy wave, and how it opened the fault. Would you be able to say that the Surfers durability could withstand a punch that could destroy a dimensional wall? Norrin leeches the Hulk's power is the reason why he can keep the Hulk in a manageable state when they fight... nothing more, nothing less. How well do you think that the Surfer would do against classic Juggernaut? Well War over powered him, and War was inferior to the current Hulk.
Thanos would only be able to climb so far with the Hulk in a battle, and then he would have to bfr him.
@ Nihilist, I'm not really concerned with who was at fault, I'm just not willing to insult you or be insulted for my views, it's just not that serious.
Thanos would beat Skaar, but the Hulk would beat him as well, it's the Hulk's son. What father would beat the living hell out of there son that had the personality of Banner? He's never been portrayed as an abusive sort, actually he is the polar opposite. His father was abusive, and he wanted to be anything but his father. Bringing Skaar up is bad, because it just points to Banner holding back.