shit, you could say the same for thor if you wanted to
with the fact that thor has absorbed something capable of shattering 1/5 of the universe (and everything else he's absorbed below that magnitude) coupled with this ability:
he could sap all of their respective power sources, multiply it by ten, and send it all back at them while their jaws are still wide open in disbelief. took him two panels
Originally posted by psycho gundam
he could sap all of their respective power sources, multiply it by ten, and send it all back at them while their jaws are still wide open in disbelief. took him two panels
Hyperbole doesn't suit you. You know how much I like Thor, and I've actually used a scan that trumps that one (he has a 100x one, not 10x like he does there). But be honest, does Thor take the JLA?
Don't go and make a Thor vs. JLA thread. We know how it ends and I'm not a fan of anything baiting or spite related.
Anyway, this wasn't my point. Go re-read everything I've written in this thread if these are the types of rebuttals you're going to make. Am I not giving Thor credit? Saying it's a stomp? Admitting when and where I'm basing things on either feats alone or intuition? I think I've been very fair...and waving a scan I first saw in probably '05 doesn't really tell me anything I don't know.
Originally posted by Digi
I actually don't have a problem with this opinion. I just happen to disagree. Which is amusing given my normal position in Thor fights alongside Rage and others.
Based on your long history of support, this little transgression will be forgiven. But not forgotten, you're on thin ice my costume wearing friend.
Originally posted by Mindset
Alan could probably make a Rulk construct to take Mjolnir from Thor and beat him to death with it.Or a Wolverine one to snikt Thor to death.
Originally posted by psycho gundam
a red hulk construct in a mongoose pelt with claws...and holding a hand gun
Originally posted by Mindset
Thor grabs Mjolnir and flies faster than he has ever flown before.In the opposite direction.
