Giving this to Glads. Especially during that issue. He was meant to be unstoppable during that FF4 run. He wasn't even fighting them at full power. Before hand, he was hit by a blast that could've leveled an entire solar system. This blast fatigued him but he was still tanking everything that was thrown at him. This doesn't include the fact that he was also using his super speed throughout this run as well.
They are all top tier but Gladiator and Hercules are on the level above them strength and durability wise, Namor, Iron Man, and Vision have arguably done the best out of anyone in their weight class against people stronger than them. And this team would probably win in comics, and Glads has some horrible showings as well. But he should take this 7/10
Glads was just lucky Franklin's power dampeners were on, otherwise he would've been turned into a newt with a mohawk. Anyway, I don't think the Avengers would've done any better or worse. Stark could've pulled Reed's trick. BtW, that issue was brilliant with Byrne at the height of his writing and art.
Originally posted by Tar-Antado
Glads was just lucky Franklin's power dampeners were on, otherwise he would've been turned into a newt with a mohawk. Anyway, I don't think the Avengers would've done any better or worse. Stark could've pulled Reed's trick. BtW, that issue was brilliant with Byrne at the height of his writing and art.
Stark COULD, if he was last and had time to formulate a plan like Reed dod aftwr seeing him lift the Baxter building etc.
Originally posted by leonidasThe only reason the F4 largely faced him one on one is because they weren't durable enough to withstand him. You add an extra page for each opponent he fought in that fight and he would have had to fight multiple people.
it depends entirely on how the fight is supposed to occur. they wouldn't win if they faced him in the same way the ff did--that is as individuals for the most part. none of them could take him 1on1. but if they can function as a team, they would beat him for a majority imo.
If he punches Herc through a bus he's coming back. If he blows Namor around with some wind he's coming back. I don't know who else is in this thread but they aren't going to stand around or just get one shotted immediately to a point where it becomes one on one.
Originally posted by Branlor Swift
The only reason the F4 largely faced him one on one is because they weren't durable enough to withstand him. You add an extra page for each opponent he fought in that fight and he would have had to fight multiple people.If he punches Herc through a bus he's coming back. If he blows Namor around with some wind he's coming back. I don't know who else is in this thread but they aren't going to stand around or just get one shotted immediately to a point where it becomes one on one.
yeah, i guess this could be true. i seem to recall early on in the fight he had a few of them alone, but i guess maybe he just eliminated them too quickly for help to arrive. in any event, with a chance to get together, they would take him out.
Originally posted by Branlor Swift
The only reason the F4 largely faced him one on one is because they weren't durable enough to withstand him. You add an extra page for each opponent he fought in that fight and he would have had to fight multiple people.If he punches Herc through a bus he's coming back. If he blows Namor around with some wind he's coming back. I don't know who else is in this thread but they aren't going to stand around or just get one shotted immediately to a point where it becomes one on one.
This sounds like a dig at Thing. Thing had no real time to prepare for the first speeding punch as he was catching a car that was flung at him then tossed essentially 35 stories in to a skyscraper, then still managed to tackle Gladiator out of the building leading to a bus slammed on his head with great force but still was only out of a few moments until he woke up with no real damage.
Originally posted by golem370What
This sounds like a dig at Thing. Thing had no real time to prepare for the first speeding punch as he was catching a car that was flung at him then tossed essentially 35 stories in to a skyscraper, then still managed to tackle Gladiator out of the building leading to a bus slammed on his head with great force but still was only out of a few moments until he woke up with no real damage.
Also I'd rather have some superficial damage than get knocked clean out.
Originally posted by leonidasI wish I could put my thing in his morning coffee.
he sees through your thing-hate like galan sees through abstract concepts.
Originally posted by carver9The cartoon and the cartoon comic. Two non canon comics rules each other out to make it canon. They call it negative canon law
When did Gladiator fight Juggernaut?