Originally posted by quanchi112
What on earth are you talking about?Thanos destroyed your Hulk hand to hand. Quickly and decisively despite Hulk beginning the encounter with a cheapshot. Just accept a Thanos is his superior. Quit denying reality for your bias. Thanos is the big bad Hulk is just a cog on the wheel of heroes assembled to challenge him.
Are you talking about the movie? We are discussing comics here. Bran, I would like for you to post a comment "against" my previous posts.
Originally posted by carver9Every time he’s fought he Hulk he’s looked superior. This goes all the way back to the Ig story in which he slapped him around like a *****. It was Hulk and an ally against Thanos because he’s the main attraction as I said in my original post.
Quan, are you talking about Thanos fighting an alternate Hulk? Help menujderstsnd what you are talking about.
Originally posted by carver9He’s teamed up, been mentally controlled, etc. hulk has been defeated. Hulk can’t even take him on Mano e Mano. That shows extreme cowardice tbh. Thanos has overpowered both the Hulk and a friend in strength. Thanos is his superior in every medium of fiction. Just accept his inferiority your own silly bias means nothing.
@Quan...Has he ever put the Hulk down? Hulk resistance and him coming back more powerful than ever is what makes the Hulk. Thanos punching him and then backing off shows that he is a coward that doubts his chances against the Hulk.
Originally posted by carver9You used a showing from a comic that came in packs of Drake's Coffee Cakes in a series where Spider-Man said Gladiator was equal in strength to him to try and prove the prior Gladiator fight was null. Even though Gladiator wasn't exactly trying.
Yep, I do. Bring it.
That's probably the least of it too. Just let it be Carver.
Originally posted by One Big Mob
You used a showing from a comic that came in packs of Drake's Coffee Cakes in a series where Spider-Man said Gladiator was equal in strength to him to try and prove the prior Gladiator fight was null. Even though Gladiator wasn't exactly trying.That's probably the least of it too. Just let it be Carver.
Is it canon?
Originally posted by carver9I can't imagine. Nor would I imagine Marvel would ever remark on the two series they released only in packs of snacks 25 years ago.
Is it canon?
Jubilee's power was effecting the sun in the first series, and about to throw the entire cosmos into flux because it was screwing with the sun. Juggernaut's helmet was the source of his invulnerability (otherwise he was way too much for Hulk/Spider-Man/Wolverine).
this, right before Jubilee used her max power (cue not appearing for two pages)
etc
Originally posted by panthergodThor is superior to Superman imo. More powerful, highly skilled combatant with more experience than Superman, and a weapon all the while sporting magical energy which is one of Superman’s recurring weaknesses.
Thor beat up Odin twice. Superman is proven superior to Thor. But Superman operating at multiple times above his standard portrayal is a bad showing for Darkseid. Yeah ok.
Originally posted by One Big Mob
I can't imagine. Nor would I imagine Marvel would ever remark on the two series they released only in packs of snacks 25 years ago.Jubilee's power was effecting the sun in the first series, and about to throw the entire cosmos into flux because it was screwing with the sun. Juggernaut's helmet was the source of his invulnerability (otherwise he was way too much for Hulk/Spider-Man/Wolverine).
this, right before Jubilee used her max power (cue not appearing for two pages)
etc