List the top 10 strength feats

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Source: Supreme #52A, Volume 1

Originally posted by Astner
You might as well argue that Bugs Bunny pulling a mallet out of thin air to be a strength feat.

Originally posted by Mindset
Neither one of those are impossible, what are they teaching you over there in Sweden?

Silly Sweden and their strange ways. 🙄

Originally posted by Naija boy
That is a rather silly way of attempting to circumvent what the writer was portraying on panel. I mean he even portrayed the dark dimension as planet in order to fall in line with the whole World Breaker theme. This supposed after the fact ambiguity you are projecting on to it holds no weight at all and is some clear as day reaching if ive ever seen it. Heck if you are going with the fact that it was the entire dark dimension portrayed as that planet, then the feat is even more impressive since the dark dimension in its entirety is considerably considerably larger than earth. Then we have the fact that the mindless ones realm (which is clearly portrayed as being destroyed) is denser than earth also.

What seals it though is the fact that the characters that were destroyed ( entire race of mindless ones too powerful for Umar, Armcheddon, Bi Beast, Wendigo, Amped Fing Fang Foom etc) is the most impressive part of the feat anyhow, so no matter the amount of imagined ambiguity you might try to present onto the other part of the feat, it has no bearings on its impressiveness.

No matter what you are stating, the fact is that this dimension is made of of multiple realities without any way of nailing down their composition, physical laws or mystic laws for that matter.

Even the Mindless Ones themselves, over time and on-panel, have shown signs of inconsistent composition, strength and durability, depending on which book appearances you want to discuss.

And it just doesn't seem "kosher" to say that the Dark Dimension attributes that appeared in the Hulk theme should now define the place. It has history and description that can't be ignored or twisted for the sake of Hulk Fans.

It is what it is. And, what it is, lacks definition. At least any definition that can be used in a thread that is asking for solid, quantifiable feats that have a basis in the mainstream "universes" of these comic book companies.

If we try to keep the feats out of the realm of outer space, I still like:

The Plutonian pushing an entire nation INTO the earth and under the sea.
and
Thor, lifting the Midgard Serpent.

Also, honorable mention to-

Mangog, having dropped on him, then THROWING off an entire Asgardian Mountain (Asgard = 3 x 616 Density/Mass) that was so large it could cover an entire Empire, as it was described in the book.

Personally, if anybody has other good feats, even if they aren't the top feats, I would like to see them. We see the same ones over and over. I'm sure there are a lot of other ones out there that are cool, even if they aren't the top of the pyramid.

Originally posted by Naija boy
That is a rather silly way of attempting to circumvent what the writer was portraying on panel. I mean he even portrayed the dark dimension as planet in order to fall in line with the whole World Breaker theme. This supposed after the fact ambiguity you are projecting on to it holds no weight at all and is some clear as day reaching if ive ever seen it. Heck if you are going with the fact that it was the entire dark dimension portrayed as that planet, then the feat is even more impressive since the dark dimension in its entirety is considerably considerably larger than earth. Then we have the fact that the mindless ones realm (which is clearly portrayed as being destroyed) is denser than earth also.

What seals it though is the fact that the characters that were destroyed ( entire race of mindless ones too powerful for Umar, Armcheddon, Bi Beast, Wendigo, Amped Fing Fang Foom etc) is the most impressive part of the feat anyhow, so no matter the amount of imagined ambiguity you might try to present onto the other part of the feat, it has no bearings on its impressiveness.

Are you going directly against what is on panel now?

Thor & Beta Ray Bill holding up Asgard.

Thor midgard serpent feat.

Superman punching out the antistar.

Super bench press feat.

Gladiators Planet Buster was impressive .
As well as the Baxter building lift.

Hulk Holding the planet together.

Yeah, that's right. Aquaman is in this thread.

Originally posted by Gecko4lif
How is the entire dark dimension 1 planet when there are other things shown ON PANEL

Are you going directly against what is on panel now?

Read before replying. I specifically, mentioned a necessary corollary, IF he was going with the fact that it was the dark dimension in its entirety in encompassed in that one planet, I wasn't categorically stating that it was. I'm perfectly content with it being the mindless ones homeworld and the dark dimension throneworld.

Anyhow I'm not even sure what these other things you are talking about are as all we actually see of are the planet itself that gets destroyed and some surrounding moons. Whether the planet encompassed the entire dimension itself is ambiguous but we do see the that it is made up of more than one dimension ( thethe mindless ones dimension is in there as well) and I'm content with that.

Originally posted by Horrificus
You are a smart guy Naija and I like your posts, so no disrespect intended if I disagree with you. It's just a difference of opinion.

No matter what you are stating, the fact is that this dimension is made of of multiple realities without any way of nailing down their composition, physical laws or mystic laws for that matter.

Even the Mindless Ones themselves, over time and on-panel, have shown signs of inconsistent composition, strength and durability, depending on which book appearances you want to discuss.

And it just doesn't seem "kosher" to say that the Dark Dimension attributes that appeared in the Hulk theme should now define the place. It has history and description that can't be ignored or twisted for the sake of Hulk Fans.

It is what it is. And, what it is, lacks definition. At least any definition that can be used in a thread that is asking for solid, quantifiable feats that have a basis in the mainstream "universes" of these comic book companies.

Oh no worries, it's just comics anyhow so nothing personal.

Still I'll have to disagree with you on the disqualification of the feat, because although it is a mystical dimension, I believe authorial intention was clear, and further appealing to the ambiguity of the dimensions composition is grasping at far off straws. We clearly know it was not made of butter, and that while different parts of it have different compositions, the mindless ones dimension is and has historically been denser than that of earth. This lays to rest any worries regarding the impressiveness of the feat in relation to the dimensions composition.

Additionally, yes the mindless ones have had varying showings under different writers, BUT the fact remains that they were at the point in question portrayed at a level where there combined forces would kill a skyfather at her most powerful in her own dimension ( flames of regency and all). That was explicitly mentioned within the comic ( also has historical merit ) and there is no need to appeal to any external showings since there level was already indicated by the author himself. Hulk vaping their entire race with a shocwkwave from a mid air punch miles way, when Umar would have died fighting their combined numbers is just insanely insane and usually one of the reasons people do everything they can to circumvent what actually happened. Those objections cannot hold up to any detailed logical scrutiny though since Pak preemptively ensured that what was portrayed was incontrovertibly clear

Nothing about the dark dimension is being twisted, as although Pak portrayed it differently, we still have enough direct evidence to make a determination about the feats impressiveness both in regard to the planet itself that was destroyed ( as well as the moons that were damaged) and more importantly the characters that were vaped as a result ( on which the dimensions composition has no bearing). Rather, the unequivocal presentation of an insanely uber feat with uncomfortable implications is being ignored based on appeals to fantastically far fetched objections that would not be taken with an iota of seriousness in most other cases and should not here either.

Originally posted by Astner
You do know that it's impossible for any barrier of matter to contain a black of of significant size? And even if you were able to do so that would not screen out its gravitational influence. Oh, and flying faster than c is also impossible.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85

Yeah, that's right. Aquaman is in this thread.

Btw, no one above herald counts.

Carter riding Hulk.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85

Yeah, that's right. Aquaman is in this thread.

😂

Originally posted by Estacado
Carter riding Hulk.

...For Hulk.

Originally posted by Horrificus
No matter what you are stating, the fact is that this dimension is made of of multiple realities without any way of nailing down their composition, physical laws or mystic laws for that matter.

Even the Mindless Ones themselves, over time and on-panel, have shown signs of inconsistent composition, strength and durability, depending on which book appearances you want to discuss.

Originally posted by Horrificus
And it just doesn't seem "kosher" to say that the Dark Dimension attributes that appeared in the Hulk theme should now define the place. It has history and description that can't be ignored or twisted for the sake of Hulk Fans.

It is what it is. And, what it is, lacks definition. At least any definition that can be used in a thread that is asking for solid, quantifiable feats that have a basis in the mainstream "universes" of these comic book companies.

It was a planet. You might be trying to pin down some surreptitious feat projection on the part of Hulk fanboys... but this smells more of the opposite, i.e., Hulk haters trying to lowball the feat irrationally. The Mindless Ones have as much to do with the Dark Dimension planet's durability as the Manhunters do with Biot's durability. That is to say, absolutely none.

Originally posted by -Pr-
...For Hulk.

😂

Originally posted by Estacado
Carter riding Hulk.

😂