Originally posted by Mr.Mxyzptlk
I'm just saying it kind of smells like a double standard when you dismiss Doomsday as jobbing but don't dismiss Superman as jobbing when you take the breadth of high end feats and general average feats of Darkseid's into account.I mean, if it wasn't for the Presence's protection, Superman would be wtfpwned by a non-jobbing Darkseid. Even The Spectre was visibly injured to a degree by the Omega Effect and I would think anything capable of making him screaming in pain should floor Superman.
This is my point exactly. This is why Darkseid jobbed to HP DD, but that would have made a horrible story right? It would have been over before the story began, so PIS and CIS were highly involved in Darkseid even being touched by DD.
The fact that Darkseid said himself that Superman was a physical peer of his, is something else that we have to take into account. The Hulk and Doomsday are similar, they both adapt, The Hulk just does it by raising his level of strength, durability, and general resistances, which does not take him large periods of time to do like it used to. I mentioned before that on panel, the Hulk went from base strength, to shifting the weight of an entire continent, and this wasn't his max.
It's your opinion that any Doomsday could take on the Hulk, while it is mine, that he just would not be able to adapt fast enough, especially when you take into account that a blow that was able to blow out the windows in Metropolis managed to put DOS DD down. The Hulk with a blow was able to destroy a world or more.
There is a large difference in the impact, would you agree? How much more powerful HP DD was than DOS DD was huge, but I doubt that it would be large enough to tank a blow that indirectly caused more than a planet to explode on impact. This of course was still not the Hulk's max strength output.
I just can't see HP winning this, against one Hulk, let alone two.