Originally posted by leonidas
depends on how po'd hulk is. juggs (classic) would walk through it. thor could amp his hammer ala his battle with surtur and do it. the rings don't love magic. depends on which bb feats you use. his voice isn't quite what it once was i don't think. mags would be interesting--it might take some time but he could work on it and i think break the construct apart, ala proteus. maybe.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Nope.
The Hulk and Thor could definitely break through. During his time in the Crossroads, he shattered a magical barrier that was set to close off a cursed dimension. The barrier was supposed to be impossible to breach. I could actually see the vast majority of them doing it at their best. I mean Hal fought Lobo back in the day, and Lobo was breaking Hal's constructs like he was breaking whiskey bottles.
Due to plot shenanigans, Quasar stopped the combined attack of at least a couple here, but in other books failed to stop the attacks of lesser powers. Plot can get in the way of things at times in case that scene is being used against this grouping.
Originally posted by Stoic
The Hulk and Thor could definitely break through. During his time in the Crossroads, he shattered a magical barrier that was set to close off a cursed dimension. The barrier was supposed to be impossible to breach. I could actually see the vast majority of them doing it at their best. I mean Hal fought Lobo back in the day, and Lobo was breaking Hal's constructs like he was breaking whiskey bottles.Due to plot shenanigans, Quasar stopped the combined attack of at least a couple here, but in other books failed to stop the attacks of lesser powers. Plot can get in the way of things at times in case that scene is being used against this grouping.
Hal was busy saving people in space and his attention was diverted. Later he fought Lobo and Captain Comet together and whipped their asses.
Originally posted by Booya_69
Well I gotta see Hal’s top defense feats to be sure, but Wonder Woman breaks his constructs like they were made of glass.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Rookie Hal's constructs you mean. Even Kilowog has stopped Wonder Woman along with dozens of other heroes trying to break through his shields.
But with that being said, Hal building his strongest construct would be far beyond what Kilowog or Kaa are capable of. I think only Thor's godblast has maybe a shot at breaking it in one hit, Thor without godblast, an angry Hulk, a screaming Black Bolt, a confident Gladiator, a serious Wonder Woman, a serious Juggernaut and probably Hercules should be able to break it over time though, the others are too weak for even that regardless of how dangerous Magneto can be.
Originally posted by StoicDoesn't matter so much, to where I would put my eggs in that basket in any debate. Sunlight is more of a catalyst to power than anything, even if we do hear from time to time that years spent under the sun enhances power. a)We have instance after instance of kryptonians merely touching the sunlight and being powered up. and b) through the whole New Krypton story, it was established that though Superman was more familiar with his powers and fighting with them than they are, he was not portrayed really any more powerful through the course of the story.
How powerful were those Kryptonians? I mean, how long were they under a yellow star?
Though we know through feats Superman can turn way up to a level they couldn't when the story requires, its easy to see they were roughly as powerful as his normal flying around Earth playing hero operating leve which is still essentially the most powerful guy around. They were just not as skilled at fighting superhero battles.
Even during training with them when he was on New Krypton, he was having to use his blend of experience, speed, strength and smarts to stay a step ahead.