Originally posted by golem370
Ghost Rider to durable he was able to take hits from The Hulk.
So was Wolverine.
Originally, Blaze wasn't very impressive, actually. Had a few good feats, sure, but generally operated on a level far below from what we know today.
X-Men should stomp him, unless they're limited to their TAS feats --- but even then, they should prevail.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
So was Wolverine.Originally, Blaze wasn't very impressive, actually. Had a few good feats, sure, but generally operated on a level far below from what we know today.
X-Men should stomp him, unless they're limited to their TAS feats --- but even then, they should prevail.
This version of GR when his series started wasn't that impressive but towards the end as more and more of Zarathos emerged his stats got way better.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
If they're TAS versions and not just the same roster as TAS, then it's not a stomp, but they're still powerful and versatile enough to guarantee a victory.Blaze from that era can't contend with the X-Men.
Well unless he just Hellfire Flamethrowers them and destroys all their souls in one shot.
When you say original version do you mean old school Johnny Blaze, or him after he regained the Ghost Rider power? I mean it's still Zarathos but they operate on far different levels.
Modern day Johnny Blaze GR can operate on a trans level if Zarathos takes over, and even normally he's pretty damn powerful. Whereas old school Johnny was less impressive.
Originally posted by AlmightyKfish
When you say original version do you mean old school Johnny Blaze, or him after he regained the Ghost Rider power? I mean it's still Zarathos but they operate on far different levels.Modern day Johnny Blaze GR can operate on a trans level if Zarathos takes over, and even normally he's pretty damn powerful. Whereas old school Johnny was less impressive.
I am thinking the old 70's and early 80's. I gave up on the GR 2nd series after issue 50 or so. Never followed an of the Craptacular series that followed it.