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Which herald can match this feat. And yes this is absolutely a strength feat. Thor throws a planet sized ship etc https://i.postimg.cc/94KWWBHH/8-E9-C2-D85-8-FEF-4-BE7-9296-FF6-BB7-BCE25-D.jpg

Prove that it was a strength feat.

We get a shot of him spinning it as if he is preparing to throw it. Read the comic 🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

And then when does he put the chain on it? Does he keep spinning the hammer as he attaches the chain?

Night trasher, Prowler, Shroud, Jigsaw all replicate it with ease.

The dialogue says 'sent it flying' mmm.

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Night trasher, Prowler, Shroud, Jigsaw all replicate it with ease.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
It is indeed planet-sized:
https://i.postimg.cc/Bn3pmfdZ/RCO011-1582326858.jpg

However, this is the panel IMMEDIATELY before Albert's, where apparently we get a shot of him "preparing to throw it". Note the lack of chains.
https://i.postimg.cc/DwcgDYTr/RCO020-1582326858.jpg thanks.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Prove that it was a strength feat.

Wasn't that a lesser hammer? Probably a little bit of both. Dialogue is weird as well, should've said he hurled it instead of sent it flying.

They were lesser than Mjolnir, that's true. But these ones were made by Odin. Does it make them special? Well, Odin thought so:

https://i.postimg.cc/Fsd8MvWj/RCO007-1582326858.jpg

It sounds like he commanded the hammer to commit suicide. Is that your hero?

He HAD to throw the hammer to PULL the ship saint 🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

No he didn't HAVE to.

The hammers can fly without being thrown.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
They were lesser than Mjolnir, that's true. But these ones were made by Odin. Does it make them special? Well, Odin thought so:

https://i.postimg.cc/Fsd8MvWj/RCO007-1582326858.jpg

insulted by the help...my how the mighty have fallen

"Be helpful for a change".....damn, this is what the Allfather had sunk to.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
It is indeed planet-sized:
https://i.postimg.cc/Bn3pmfdZ/RCO011-1582326858.jpg

However, this is the panel IMMEDIATELY before Albert's, where apparently we get a shot of him "preparing to throw it". Note the lack of chains.
https://i.postimg.cc/DwcgDYTr/RCO020-1582326858.jpg When he threw the hammer was off panel

And the fastening of the chains? Also off panel, of course.

So you have no proof that he threw it, and you're going off assumptions?

The problem is that you have MAGICAL hammers that can fly under their own power.

When did they fly under their own power?

In that exact same issue.

Prove it

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
Prove it

Lmao.

Read the comic yourself. Same issue.

So what's the argument? That the hammers can't fly under their own power?

Here's Odin sending all the hammers straight at Thor - and Thor doing the same thing back (WITHOUT laying a hand on every single hammer and physically having to throw them lmao - especially since he breaks them all up first into pieces with his lightning):

https://i.postimg.cc/q7vvXgws/RCO018-1550077899.jpg

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Yet in the scan immediately preceding yours in the OP, where YOU said that he was 'as if he was preparing to throw it':



There is no chain. So your 'proof is a lie. Because there is obviously off panel stuff in between the two panels.

Next,in the very same storyline, Thor commands his hammers to fly (and even split up):
https://i.postimg.cc/FFBsb9kc/RCO008-1583387715.jpg

But wait, there's more proof lol that you are wrong. Let's assume that was a ....different, special hammer.

Here is Thor doing the EXACT same thing with his hammer, the one he uses to send the prison planet off:
https://i.postimg.cc/MpxTH9jr/RCO016-1582326858.jpg

Are you saying he THREW that hammer that was inside the black hole? That someone was in the black hole and throwing hammers? Lol.

Come back when you've read the comics. YEAH THATS summoning to his hand, I literally just EXPLAINED that lmao

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
When did they fly under their own power?

So they have indeed flown under their own power. Thanks.

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil


So how does he summon them if they don't fly?

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
So you're wrong when you say:



Concession accepted. Embarrassing.
Epic ownage here. but you still lose points because look who you owned.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
So how does he summon them if they don't fly? He can also summon his axe on its own except for that. Whatever enchantment he has that lets him call his weapons to his hands does pretty much just that as far as I can tell

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
He can also summon his axe on its own except for that. Whatever enchantment he has that lets him call his weapons to his hands does pretty much just that as far as I can tell
Iirc he can't summon his axe. He even needed toothgnasher to fetch it for him.

Thori is the best character out of all Thor mythos...

Definitely a lot of his arm power involved... He provides the torque for his hammer throws, at least initially. The plot device is the easily obtained chain. Very silver agey.

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
He can also summon his axe on its own except for that. Whatever enchantment he has that lets him call his weapons to his hands does pretty much just that as far as I can tell

So he is able to command his hammers to get off the ground and fly, without the need to throw them. Thanks.

I mean there's also the Loki scene where he attaches a green chain to a hammer, but that's ambiguous whether it's Loki or Thor commanding it.

So what do we know?

1. They are magic hammers
2. They can fly without needing to be thrown when Thor sends a mental command
3. There is an offpanel scene where Thor attached a chain and 'sent the hammer flying off'

What do we not know?
1. We don't see Thor throw the hammer. We assume he does, but we have no proof of this.
2. We assume that he can't command them to fly off, but we have no proof of this.

What cast iron proof do we have that this is a thrown hammer, and hence, a strength feat?

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Here's Odin sending all the hammers straight at Thor - and Thor doing the same thing back (WITHOUT laying a hand on every single hammer and physically having to throw them lmao - especially since he breaks them all up first into pieces with his lightning):

https://i.postimg.cc/q7vvXgws/RCO018-1550077899.jpg
facepalm

Bro, he pounded/blastedthe hammers bak at his pops.

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Definitely a lot of his arm power involved... He provides the torque for his hammer throws, at least initially. The plot device is the easily obtained chain. Very silver agey.

I thought it was very Superman-esqe...like where did he find planet sized chains laying around. Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Thori is the best character out of all Thor mythos...

Aye...War Thor was good while he lasted as well

Originally posted by Sin I AM
I thought it was very Superman-esqe...like where did he find planet sized chains laying around.

U should see how fast he(or should we say the writer ) finds chains or rope whenever he has to tie something to his hammer... Its comicbook magic at its finest.

So no proof that he threw it. Thanks.

So no proof it was a pure strength feat.

Originally posted by Sin I AM
Yes JA is the worst.

Actually was commenting on how often its happened anytime he needs to tie an object to his hammer. It's not only Aaron. It's almost automatic. Sometimes he finds them in literally one or two panels.

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Actually was commenting on how often its happened anytime he needs to tie an object to his hammer. It's not only Aaron. It's almost automatic. Sometimes he finds them in literally one or two panels.

At least with Loki we seehim pulling it out of his pants (oo er!)

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Actually was commenting on how often its happened anytime he needs to tie an object to his hammer. It's not only Aaron. It's almost automatic. Sometimes he finds them in literally one or two panels.

I can't think of another instance.. when else did it happen?

Originally posted by Sin I AM
I can't think of another instance.. when else did it happen?

https://i.postimg.cc/xTsjRMx6/RCO005-1582359119.jpg

He looks like he's literally pissing it out lol

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
So he is able to command his hammers to get off the ground and fly, without the need to throw them. Thanks.

I mean there's also the Loki scene where he attaches a green chain to a hammer, but that's ambiguous whether it's Loki or Thor commanding it.

So what do we know?

1. They are magic hammers
2. They can fly without needing to be thrown when Thor sends a mental command
3. There is an offpanel scene where Thor attached a chain and 'sent the hammer flying off'

What do we not know?
1. We don't see Thor throw the hammer. We assume he does, but we have no proof of this.
2. We assume that he can't command them to fly off, but we have no proof of this.
What cast iron proof do we have that this is a thrown hammer, and hence, a strength feat? https://i.postimg.cc/SnLk82Xw/C3483932-8-A05-49-AB-A6-EB-16-B2-FE3451-E2.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/WdtbRbtK/3-EEEF61-F-FB47-4-D38-A3-EA-7-C87-C6937-D04.jpg ^scan of Thor making his hammers fly without throwing them. Though the speed is relatively slow, ITS still a showing of being able to make them fly around without throwing them.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
https://i.postimg.cc/xTsjRMx6/RCO005-1582359119.jpg

He looks like he's literally pissing it out lol

Aww I forgot that scene... magic ftw

Originally posted by Sin I AM
I can't think of another instance.. when else did it happen?
Of finding chain/rope out of his @$$?
Two off the top of my head... He cahined a line of tanks. Found the chain god knows where in one panel and threw away.
He chained a plane after one panel and dragged the plane across tbe world. Not sure where he got a chain strong enuff for that haul. Awfully convenient.
Thers a bunch of others.

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
https://i.postimg.cc/SnLk82Xw/C3483932-8-A05-49-AB-A6-EB-16-B2-FE3451-E2.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/WdtbRbtK/3-EEEF61-F-FB47-4-D38-A3-EA-7-C87-C6937-D04.jpg ^scan of Thor making his hammers fly without throwing them. Though the speed is relatively slow, ITS still a showing of being able to make them fly around without throwing them.

Thanks.

I appreciate the discussion saint 😎😎

Thor is so featless

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
I appreciate the discussion saint 😎😎

Glad you posted them.

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
https://i.postimg.cc/SnLk82Xw/C3483932-8-A05-49-AB-A6-EB-16-B2-FE3451-E2.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/WdtbRbtK/3-EEEF61-F-FB47-4-D38-A3-EA-7-C87-C6937-D04.jpg ^scan of Thor making his hammers fly without throwing them. Though the speed is relatively slow, ITS still a showing of being able to make them fly around without throwing them.

So, you cannot prove that it was a pure strength feat, thanks. As Thor is able to make his hammers fly without throwing them.

As for the thread, assuming the hammers are able to obey their wielder - Jarvis or Alfred can repeat the feat.

Those r summons. The hammers r flying back or flying to him, but taking detours(smacking around night elves).