Originally posted by TheGodKiller
Savage Hulk's feat in this case is an extreme outlier which probably shits all over even WBH's dark dimension adventure, but you can't deny that in this particular comparison, the green goliath comes on top of the man of steel.
Yes, his feat is better than superman's. But I don't think is superman's best.
Originally posted by psycho gundam
i mean that at this point it's now crossed the event horizon into butthurt. the longer it goes on the more stretching and ripping occurs
Originally posted by Rao Kal Elall for this gem, probably:
Why is it turning ugly?Hulk's feat is better and more impresive.
But why paired one of hulks best vs an average feat?
Originally posted by abhilegend
Lets see, one killed two legit above class 100 beings and shook the planet to its core and other didn't even KO a class 65 being in Iron clad and the only thing worth of it was the shockwaves pouring through the several doors in crossroads of all realities to different realities. Tough choice. What say you carver?
Originally posted by psycho gundam
all for this gem, probably:
And it has to do more with and artist or wirters portrayal.
DD who is a class 100 has survived explosions that caused holes in space yet he gets killed by a blow that shatters windows all this under the same writer.
So, even if Hulks feat is more impressive in my eyes. Abhi is probably refering to what Superman or DD had endured before and maybe if the blow did not seemed that hard on the writers eyes, it was. KNOWING that Jurgens thinks Superman can survive a supernova but not doomsday it should mean something.
And tbh, even if i think hulks feat is more impressive, the context behind, BOTH feats make them look different in the end.
In terms of a physical portrayal hulks look better, but if you consider that doomsday blow killed someone who can tank atomization or any of those other things Jurgens thinks superman can survive, then the conclusion might look different.
This is always writers portrayal in the end and even under the same writer there is aways contradictions.
Originally posted by Endless Mike
It showed landscapes in different dimensions crumbling, and stated that it reverberated throughout infinite dimensions.Even if it had only released enough energy to move a single atom in each of those dimensions, the energy released would have still been infinite in total.
That's why I look on that as an outlier feat and don't really take it seriously. Because I doubt even Carter believes the Hulk is literally infinitely powerful.
I agree with this.. It's a nice feat if you're a Hulk fan, but pretty much cosmic cheese stuff that Marvel seems fond of.
Even under the same writers, you rarely see this kind of thing in DC, for some reason, excepting the odd Morrison story.