Comic Book Questions & Discussion

Originally posted by abhilegend
Juggernaut is stronger than Thor and gets knocked out by a drop from a few hundred feets.

An opinion of a nobody/irrelevant character, Juggernaut isn't stronger than Thor

1) He is. Easily. He always has been.

2) It's not the fall from a few hundred feet that bothered him, it's clearly the dragon being he connected with.

Hence the giant explosion and the dragon reverting to his human form or w/e.

😂 Yeah I was wondering How is that a few hundred feet.....

Crashlanding into a magical creature (dragon certainly counts as one) could easily bypass Juggy's resistances.

Especially since current Juggernaut has no showings to suggest he is on par with his classic self who took the Godblast or most of Exemplars' blasts.

The fact He was just coming back from a dimension where he was depowered fully. This one he's probably 30%

I hope the writer will elaborate on it further in the series.

Instead of exploring Juggy's relationship with that street smart girl sidekick.

No sidekick will be as good as Squid-Boy.

I hope the stories all revolve around Cain sitting down and pondering on what it means to be a hero 👆

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
I hope the stories all revolve around Cain sitting down and pondering on what it means to be a hero 👆

🙁

Yeah... writer is doing a great job pretending it hasn't been done to the death already... 😂

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
An opinion of a nobody/irrelevant character, Juggernaut isn't stronger than Thor

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
😂 Yeah I was wondering How is that a few hundred feet.....

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW

2) It's not the fall from a few hundred feet that bothered him, it's clearly the dragon being he connected with.

Hence the giant explosion and the dragon reverting to his human form or w/e.

That’s a really cool Easter egg and reference in the new Darth Vader comic

Originally posted by Parmaniac

Originally posted by Parmaniac

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
An opinion of a nobody/irrelevant character, Juggernaut isn't stronger than Thor

Juggernaut hit an incredibly durable enemy that created a massive collision.

Thor's is as strong as the Midgard Serpent, the king of Asgardian serpents. And if Juggernaut needs all that momentum and power to punch harder than Thor, then clearly Thor is way stronger.

Also, I remember how Abhilgend felt about this:
https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-2b783cb97fceac04ad989a7ceff380a3
https://i.imgur.com/VeXeTno.jpg

lol

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
The fact He was just coming back from a dimension where he was depowered fully. This one he's probably 30%

https://ibb.co/gZFd9Y3

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Juggernaut hit an incredibly durable enemy that created a massive collision.

Thor's is as strong as the Midgard Serpent, the king of Asgardian serpents. And if Juggernaut needs all that momentum and power to punch harder than Thor, then clearly Thor is way stronger.

Also, I remember how Abhilgend felt about this:
https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-2b783cb97fceac04ad989a7ceff380a3
https://i.imgur.com/VeXeTno.jpg

lol

😂

A little terminal velocity is not going to add anything of note to someone of Juggernaut's strength.

On the other hand the statement of Juggernaut's striking being above Thor's implicitly includes Mjolnir flight backed strikes too.

It's a black and white statement.

Originally posted by CosmicComet
A little terminal velocity is not going to add anything of note to someone of Juggernaut's strength.

Of course it is. That was the entire point of the scene and the portal and the explosion.

It's also why someone like Hulk or Superman hit enemies with cars or lamp posts when it should add absolutely nothing to their striking power.

The terminal velocity of a skydiver is abour one sixth of the speed of sound. Juggernaut should have marginally lower terminal velocity since he's a bit bigger.

Looking at the Shadows of the Empire comic.

Man, its really badly written.

"Lord Vader, go to Tatooine and conclude trade negotiations with Prince Xizor"

"Oh no, that *******?"

"Yes, that *******. Who is standing right in front of me as we talk about him, right now. So forget hunting down the rebel Alliance, its far more important you conclude a trade agreement that I could be doing myself at this very moment. Or have any bureaucrat or official do."

And Vaders speech is so off character I'm wondering if the writer even watched the Star Wars trailers, let alone a movie.