Hulk Vs Aquaman

Originally posted by EcstaticGrace
Aquaman in the current Justice League book where he travels to the 4 corners of the world in the span of a fight.

In Justice League vs Suicide Squad he surrounded the US in about 8 minutes which is 3,797,000 miles long.

Also blitzing Diana or Martian Manhunter >>>>>>>>> Humans.

Scans. Are you talking about him swimming?

He blitzed a Diana that didn't want to fight him and what humans did I post him blitzing. Can humans move around at "super speed"?

Originally posted by EcstaticGrace
Aquaman has deflected lasers with his trident. Street Level characters in comics have reacted to lasers.

Zoom moves through time and he's stated not to be a speedster. He's a time manipulator. I'd argue given Hulk's character he overpowered the guys time control. Regardless when Aquaman was fighting Wonder Woman in Aquaman Annual 2 they were placed in frozen time and still moving.

You're the one that is showing those lame lightning showings as evidence. Are we now discrediting things because street tier has done it? What if I show a street leveler reacting to Flash, does that discredit your showing of Aquaman and Flash?

Scans of the frozen time scene.

Pot and kettle, Carter.

Originally posted by -Pr-
Pot and kettle, Carter.

How?

Originally posted by carver9
You're the one that is showing those lame lightning showings as evidence. Are we now discrediting things because street tier has done it? What if I show a street leveler reacting to Flash, does that discredit your showing of Aquaman and Flash?

Scans of the frozen time scene.

That doesn't make sense as an example. Everyone and their mother Dodges lasers in comics. Flash typically gets tagged due to plot, or someone being fast enough to do it.

I could probably list more instances a street character has reacted to lasers than you can in regards to Flash being tagged in an actual legit standpoint.

Originally posted by carver9
How?

Pushing Hulk while downplaying Aquaman? It's called cherry picking.

Originally posted by carver9
Scans. Are you talking about him swimming?

He blitzed a Diana that didn't want to fight him and what humans did I post him blitzing. Can humans move around at "super speed"?

How does not wanting to fight, prevent you from reacting??? Weird given she changes her stance as he charges and she also hits him after his initial blitz...

Or the fact he zipped past Wonder Woman to hit Superman in TOA.

Yes the fights underwater and he's even stated to be logically faster above it. At the bottom of the respect thread in post #1
http://comicvine.gamespot.com/profile/thevivas/blog/new-52rebirth-aquaman-respect-thread/117797/

Originally posted by -Pr-
Pushing Hulk while downplaying Aquaman? It's called cherry picking.

A.k.a. "the Carver method".

Originally posted by carver9
He has moved through time stop...

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Pretty sure Hulk's chronal armor helped him with the time stop. Notice in the next scan how it helped him a little against the aging attack.

This was never said. It didn't even prevent him from aging.

Chronal armor? Is that supposed to be like "Chronological" in reference to time.. regardless what's the suggestion there in bringing it up? That Hulk is faster them Time?

Originally posted by EcstaticGrace
That doesn't make sense as an example. Everyone and their mother Dodges lasers in comics. Flash typically gets tagged due to plot, or someone being fast enough to do it.

I could probably list more instances a street character has reacted to lasers than you can in regards to Flash being tagged in an actual legit standpoint.

It doesn't take away from him being tagged though. Flash has consistently been tagged by slow brutes. So again, does this take away from Aquaman showing?

You could probably list that just like I can list countless of beings tagging Flash.

Originally posted by EcstaticGrace
Chronal armor? Is that supposed to be like "Chronological" in reference to time.. regardless what's the suggestion there in bringing it up? That Hulk is faster them Time?

No, he isn't. It's just a high showing, that's all.

Originally posted by carver9
This was never said. It didn't even prevent him from aging.

Originally posted by carver9
It doesn't take away from him being tagged though. Flash has consistently been tagged by slow brutes. So again, does this take away from Aquaman showing?

You could probably list that just like I can list countless of beings tagging Flash.

Then do it, include context. There's a difference with struggling to tag people which Hulk has struggled to tag people like Wolverine and Spiderman consistently. And then there's instances where writers make excuses to justify why a character is being tagged. Which is what happens to Flash.

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
It slowed down the aging effects as posited by Banner himself. It slowed the aging attack the same way it most likely slowed down the Chronarchist's time stop attempt.

It slowed down the aging effects but he never mentioned once that it had anything to do with him moving through time.

Originally posted by EcstaticGrace
Then do it, include context. There's a difference with struggling to tag people which Hulk has struggled to tag people like Wolverine and Spiderman consistently. And then there's instances where writers make excuses to justify why a character is being tagged. Which is what happens to Flash.

What context...

Originally posted by carver9
It slowed down the aging effects but he never mentioned once that it had anything to do with him moving through time.

Hulk slowly inching through a time stop because of "Hulk powaaa".

or

Hulk slowly inching through a time stop attack with the help of chronal armor(time armor) that was later able to slow an aging effect ray.

Originally posted by carver9
What context...

Titus isn't Hulk or any Street Level character. Titus tagging Flash is what we'd call a feat for Titus cause he's not held to a low standard of speed based on history or suggested to be slow.

So they're at the bottom of the ocean, and Hulk is going to out-speed Aquaman... Really?