True dynamic strength

Does any of the characters below have a similar showing to what Hulk did here that actually shows true dynamic power. Here Ironman with the armor of a Celestial is absorbing Hulks power while attacking him with the power of 100s of thousands exploding suns and Hulk power is increasing, getting stronger. I would like to see verbiage saying the person is getting more powerful. A clear indication of it.

Contestants...

Thor
Surfer
Superman
Wonder Woman
Juggernaut
Spiderman
Captain Marvel (DC)
Orion
Lobo

Originally posted by -Pr-
Superman has dynamic strength, just like a bunch of other characters. .

Originally posted by -Pr-
I'm just going to say this:

Superman has dynamic strength. To say otherwise is either ignorance or lying.

Originally posted by Galan007
I've always believed Superman does have dynamic strength, and feel like his history supports that. It would be...eh...hard to change my mind there.

There's the verbiage.

Thor wasn't exactly wrong when he explained to Ororo how heroes could push themselves harder and harder and achieve impossible feats when the situation called for it.

Everyone has a dynamic strength of sorts.

Even Carver's grandma. Especially Carver's grandma. She stopped herself from drowning Carver in a puddle.

Where does it mention dynamic strength in this panel?

He's just replenishing the gamma radiation that they are stealing.

Originally posted by Diesldude
Where does it mention dynamic strength in this panel?

He's just replenishing the gamma radiation that they are stealing.

Lol... that's dynamic strength/power. He's becoming stronger and more powerful while getting his energy seeped from him.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
There's the verbiage.

That's not how we do it here. Post scans, please.

Originally posted by -Pr-

But sure; let's start you off with an easy one. Or at least, it should be if what you're saying is true:

from Superman #152:

Originally posted by carver9
That's not how we do it here. Post scans, please.

Originally posted by Galan007
👆 This is obvious to those of us who...you know...actually READ the story.

If Doomsday were the only being getting stronger as the battle progressed, then Superman wouldn't have been able to continuously keep stepping up in order to keep pace with him. After all, Supes postulated that a kick from Doomsday(when he was still at his WEAKEST levels, mind you) may have been the hardest he'd EVER been hit up to that point:

IOW, Doomsday's strength continued to grow, thus Superman's MUST HAVE done the same. Heck, the bulk of their battle was about Superman removing his mental blocks so that he COULD become strong enough to win. Numerous bits of dialogue tell us this -- here are a few examples:

When Superman finally realized that he needed to kill Doomsday to win -- THAT is when he began landing attacks that actually hurt the beast. This culminated with Supes packing all of his strength into one final attack, which 'killed' DD:

yep. the doomsday battle was what i was thinking of. 👆 pretty sure superman having dynamic strength should be a given by this point. the others on the list would be much more challenging than superman.

Spidey has his whole rising to the occasion stick, and Lobo has his multiversal explanation, Thor has his Warrior Madness but that's it I think?

Some more:

Originally posted by Galan007
Lol, so now you just ignore the scans presented which explicitly TELL US that Superman's powers are dynamic? Nope, not going to let you off that easy:

(It's from AoS #636 if you care to look for yourself, since you read so many comics.) 🙂

You're trolling harder than normal lately. Just stop. 👆

Originally posted by leonidas
yep. the doomsday battle was what i was thinking of. 👆 pretty sure superman having dynamic strength should be a given by this point. the others on the list would be much more challenging than superman.

Superman recently admitted he was getting weaker in his fight against Doomsday and that he had no energy.

Originally posted by carver9
Superman recently admitted he was getting weaker in his fight against Doomsday and that he had no energy.

Doomsday was that weak, silly. Someone with no energy was able to kill him.

Sub Jarvis in there, and he'd have done the same.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Doomsday was that weak, silly. Someone with no energy was able to kill him.

Sub Jarvis in there, and he'd have done the same.

Originally posted by abhilegend
So, how did he kill Doomsday carvster?

Reserves. He used his remaining energy (like he said) to take out Doomsday. Superman was able to hurt Doomsday in that fight and I'm sure that played a factor in the ending results. Like I've said, Superman admitted he was near powerless at the end of his fight with Doomsday. You all would accept the statement (especially Dark) if it came from another character.

Originally posted by lawest9
Or better yet......Alfred.

Current dead Alfred could replicate what Superman did.

Originally posted by carver9
Reserves. He used his remaining energy (like he said) to take out Doomsday. Superman was able to hurt Doomsday in that fight and I'm sure that played a factor in the ending results. Like I've said, Superman admitted he was near powerless at the end of his fight with Doomsday. You all would accept the statement (especially Dark) if it came from another character.

Originally posted by abhilegend
But if Doomsday got stronger and Superman got weaker, how's Superman able to kill him on reserve power when he couldn't even hurt him at full power?

I literally just told you why. Superman was able to hurt him which played a role in Doomsday losing. I don't get what the problem is. Superman literally mentioned recently that he was depleted of power when he fought Doomsday around the end of the battle.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Current dead Alfred could replicate what Superman did.

Recent showings is what matters, right Dark (Hulk withstand 100 hercs)?