Thor vs Superman (Pure strength)

Originally posted by TheHulkster
the arc was much than that cropped out panel no?

I’ve proven that when:
1- the universe was pushed they said universe not earth or worlds.
2- worlds were held apart they said worlds, not universe.
3- universe collapsed they said universe collapsed not worlds.
4- worlds broke they used the word worlds. Not universes.

these 2(universes, worlds) are not interchangeable so why when they said that Hyperion held apart 2 worlds should it mean that he held apart 2 universes?

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
Looks like the Hyperion feat was proven legit again. That's like the 5th time somebody had to lecture you on this 😂

You must didn't read the post before yours. Like Diesldude said, if the writer wanted Hyperion to hold two universes back then they would have stated "universes" and not worlds (planets).

Originally posted by h1a8
You must didn't read the post before yours. Like Diesldude said, if the writer wanted Hyperion to hold two universes back then they would have stated "universes" and not worlds (planets).

Kind of like the writer saying that Superman pushes a planet not Imperiex

Originally posted by Diesldude
this guy is so lame with his comebacks. Bro if you want to use my witty posts you gotta make sure you know when they are applicable. I gave you entire scenes and explanation for each panel including this one but you needed it to be dumb down even further for emphasis thus the post youre quoting. Now did Hyperion try to hold apart worlds or universes? Still running from this.

I’ve proven that when:
1- the universe was pushed they said universe not earth or worlds.
2- worlds were held apart they said worlds, not universe.
3- universe collapsed they said universe collapsed not worlds.
4- worlds broke they used the word worlds. Not universes.

these 2(universes, worlds) are not interchangeable so why when they said that Hyperion held apart 2 worlds should it mean that he held apart 2 universes?

You can't read huh?

https://ibb.co/d0gV0Zj

Originally posted by TheHulkster
You can't read huh?

https://ibb.co/d0gV0Zj

First he said earth and then Corrected himself and was more precise with what needs to be done. It doesn’t say he pushes the earth and the universe will get pushed too. Later in the book He did say that cap was “literally” pushing the universe away which means the earth too. More of your cropped out scans to mislead.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
Kind of like the writer saying that Superman pushes a planet not Imperiex

There is a better way to attack this argument but you’re not smart enough to come up with it, So you’re making these stupid comparison that only you see as viable. 😂

read the actual arc, they were universes..similar to how cap used the ig to repel the universal incursion, although they were sometimes called ‘planets’ but most times they called it universes...also similar to the way dc uses planets to represent universes..read the whole comic and see that they were universes

Originally posted by Diesldude
lmao you’re such a stubborn dummy. These situations are completely different. We know he has imperiex power and he’s using it at full capacity. It’s clear cut.

There is a better way to attack this argument but you’re not smart enough to come up with it, So you’re making these stupid comparison that only you see as viable. 😂

He doesn't correct himself illiteramous. He clarifies. He clarifies what it means to push a planet back during an incursion. It means pushing the entire universe back. Look at the island analogy, etc. The Earth is just the visible part of the universe and during an incursion, is treated like a fixed part of that universe. Hence the island analogy.

Originally posted by Proper_
read the actual arc, they were universes..similar to how cap used the ig to repel the universal incursion, although they were sometimes called ‘planets’ but most times they called it universes...also similar to the way dc uses planets to represent universes..read the whole comic and see that they were universes

Thank you.

Originally posted by Proper_
read the actual arc, they were universes..similar to how cap used the ig to repel the universal incursion, although they were sometimes called ‘planets’ but most times they called it universes...also similar to the way dc uses planets to represent universes..read the whole comic and see that they were universes

Quote where he says that he is using it at full power.

Originally posted by Proper_
read the actual arc, they were universes..similar to how cap used the ig to repel the universal incursion, although they were sometimes called ‘planets’ but most times they called it universes...also similar to the way dc uses planets to represent universes..read the whole comic and see that they were universes

This is incorrect. There is a scan I posted. Clearly differentiated between the two.

Worlds broke, universes collapsed.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
He doesn't correct himself illiteramous. He clarifies. He clarifies what it means to push a planet back during an incursion. It means pushing the entire universe back. Look at the island analogy, etc. The Earth is just the visible part of the universe and during an incursion, is treated like a fixed part of that universe. Hence the island analogy.

Yes let’s look at the island analogy.

We see cap with the IG , second earth above but what does reed say?

Cap is LITERALLY pushing the universe that is hidden from us away.
What does literally mean to you? You can’t second guess this, cap pushed the entire universe that’s why the word universe was used when he pushed it. We only see the earth because it’s the visible part of the other universe. We don’t see the rest because it’s hidden but is literally being pushed back.

This is why there are pauses when reed describes what has to be done.
When hype held the worlds apart until they broke. So what broke? Not universe because they collapse remember. worlds broke as in the 2 earths. It’s so obvious not sure why anyone even thinks he held 2 universes apart.

Anyone got issue number of this. I have another point to back up my argument and have to confirm. But if anyone knows, I know the gems shattered but did the other universe and earth survive?

Why are we arguing about Hyperion anyway?

Superman and Cap lift the book which has literally entire multiverse growing inside it. Shits all over Hyperion's feat even if we take hulkster's retarded reasoning.

Also Thor isn't as strong as Hyperion or as durable. Jane Thor needed LT's skin to survive an incursion.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Why are we arguing about Hyperion anyway?

Superman and Cap lift the book which has literally entire multiverse growing inside it. Shits all over Hyperion's feat even if we take hulkster's retarded reasoning.

Also Thor isn't as strong as Hyperion or as durable. Jane Thor needed LT's skin to survive an incursion.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Why are we arguing about Hyperion anyway?

Superman and Cap lift the book which has literally entire multiverse growing inside it. Shits all over Hyperion's feat even if we take hulkster's retarded reasoning.

Also Thor isn't as strong as Hyperion or as durable. Jane Thor needed LT's skin to survive an incursion.

Geez, now we have to deal with you full time since Comicboards banned both you and your sock puppet.

See this is what I'm talking about. Make crap up. They lift a book of infinite pages with each page occupying the same space at the same time, NOT condensed into one book. So you have no idea how that translates to weight.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
Geez, now we have to deal with you full time since Comicboards banned both you and your sock puppet.

See this is what I'm talking about. Make crap up. They lift a book of infinite pages with each page occupying the same space at the same time, NOT condensed into one book. So you have no idea how that translates to weight.

Shits all over Hyperion's feat.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Yes, we do. It contained the entire existence. Explicitly stated.

Shits all over Hyperion's feat.

No, it is explicitly stated to contain an infinite number of pages, each occupying the same space at the same time. Here is someone speaking figuratively when describing a book that tells the story of existence. Not quantifiable at all.

You should look up the definition of "explicitly".

Yet when the Power Cosmic is stated to be immeasurable, Hulkster is perfectly ok with it as a statement of power.

Strange.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
No, it is explicitly stated to contain an infinite number of pages, each occupying the same space at the same time. Here is someone speaking figuratively when describing a book that tells the story of existence. Not quantifiable at all.

You should look up the definition of "explicitly".

So when you can't refute it, you start making your own shit like it's figurative. Cap and Superman outright saw multiverse while looking inside the book.

You're just a troll.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Its stated to contain both, it's not exclusive.

So when you can't refute it, you start making your own shit like it's figurative. Cap and Superman outright saw multiverse while looking inside the book.

You're just a troll.

They see it in their heads, they don't look in the book. Stop making things up. The book chronicles existence.

This is explicit:

https://m.imgur.com/wSGsj9c