Spiderman vs Iron Fist

Speed and durability go to Spiderman.

Striking power due to the IF technique and skill go do Danny.

The webbing won't be that great to tie up Danny or hold him for long since, his energy would destroy the webbing in seconds. But if he gives him a face full of webbing by the time he attempts to destroy the webbing off his face. I can see Spiderman be fast enough to knock Danny out cold or even kill him via death punch.

But by the same token if Danny lands one good IF tech punch it could be over for Spidey. I'll give the smallest of edges to Spidey in this regard.

But Spidey has insane damage soak of he helices I'm what he's fighting for

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Almost everything he said is untrue.

Danny has comparable speed, and his durability is good enough to tank a sucker punch from Luke Cage, fight on with a broken back, and survive getting Kamehameha blasted into the sky and bouncing on hard packed ice and snow (Which is akin to concrete, people. Hardly soft angel dust breaking a fall.)

Originally posted by cdtm
Almost everything he said is untrue.

Danny has comparable speed, and his durability is good enough to tank a sucker punch from Luke Cage, fight on with a broken back, and survive getting Kamehameha blasted into the sky and bouncing on hard packed ice and snow (Which is akin to concrete, people. Hardly soft angel dust breaking a fall.)

😆

Who is it that you're mad at?

oh nvm, must be talking about Dd1

Granted, most of the stuff I'm talking about wasn't even published yet. 🙂

Except Cage sucker punching him. In the back of the head, no less, and he still couldn't put him down (Priest, near the end of 1980's Power Man and Iron Fist)

Also, here's the scene of him skipping like a stone:

Look at the narration, it claims he's bouncing along ice.

But it could be snow or even water, and that would still be about the same as slamming into concrete, considering he was free falling without a parachute.

Spider-Man is significantly faster than IF.
The spider sense almost guarantees Spider-Man dodges an attack and counters with a vicious attack.

Spider-Man is significantly stronger. He could ko IF in one or two hits.

This fight is almost spite.

^ Didn't look at the above scan, apparently.

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Apparently skipping stones across an ice lake sounds weird.

Originally posted by cdtm
^ Didn't look at the above scan, apparently.

Skipping rock? You can skip a toy across an ice lake. That's not a big deal.

Also, are you of the opinion that one showing (specifically the highest) is the exact and equal representation of the power level of a forum character?

Originally posted by h1a8
Skipping rock? You can skip a toy across an ice lake. That's not a big deal.

Also, are you of the opinion that one showing (specifically the highest) is the exact and equal representation of the power level of a forum character?

Little bit of a difference between a rock skipping ice and a human skydiver without a 'chute doing it.

Who says that's his highest?

Originally posted by cdtm
Little bit of a difference between a rock skipping ice and a human skydiver without a 'chute doing it.

Who says that's his highest?

I don’t count feats of getting hit by strong beings. Many street levelers have these feats, especially Batman.

Remember a feat against a stronger character can be looked at two ways:
1. The stronger character was operating at a lower level and thus it’s a low showing for them.
2. The weaker character was operating at a higher level and thus it’s a high showing for them.

If you always assume that the weaker character is never bulletproof then 1. is the case every time.

Skill! 😂

How do you break a fall at terminal velocity into ice??! If Danny's that good, he should be considered Val Armorr level.

What about getting up and fighting with a broken back? That somehow a "skill" feat, too?

Why do you even argue with him?

Originally posted by cdtm
Skill! 😂

How do you break a fall at terminal velocity into ice??! If Danny's that good, he should be considered Val Armorr level.

What about getting up and fighting with a broken back? That somehow a "skill" feat, too?

Bottom line: Danny didn’t make a direct strike to the surface. He skipped and broke the fall up into many different pieces. So the force of hitting the surface divided by 5 (or more).

Originally posted by Mindset
Why do you even argue with him?

Because I’m right.

And this?

http://www.comicextra.com/power-man-and-iron-fist-2016/chapter-12/14

http://www.comicextra.com/power-man-and-iron-fist-2016/chapter-12/15

Straight fall from a building, several stories up. Lands with so much force it topples nearby vehicles.

Your second link is broken.

Don't do that again, use https://tinyurl.com/, for fuck's sake.