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carver9
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DC vs Thor hammer

Who in DC is WORTHY enough to lift Thor hammer? Please explain your answer.

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Aug 21st, 2019 07:54 PM

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ShadowFyre
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Wonder Woman because obvious reasons.

Maybe Batman?

I also bet a couple of lanterns might be. Hal,kyle or allan?

Cassandra Cain maybe?

And no, I am not giving a reason because I don't have one

Aug 21st, 2019 08:23 PM

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SquallX
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It all depends on what we define as worthy.

For instance, Thor is a mass murderer. Doesn�t matter what his reasonings were, he has killed many people by his hands and by his actions. Yet he�s worthy. Why is that?

Is it his strong will believing everything his done was the right choice, or his convictions in himself. If so, why couldn�t the Joker wield the hammer. We know Joker has a strong conviction in himself.

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BruceSkywalker
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Bruce and Grayson are worthy

Diana she is definitely worthy

Both Barry Allen and Wally West should be worthy

Alfred is worthy

Jim Gordon should be

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ShadowFyre
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I think being willing to kill is one of several things that make one worthy

Aug 21st, 2019 08:54 PM

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quote: (post)
Originally posted by SquallX
It all depends on what we define as worthy.

For instance, Thor is a mass murderer. Doesn�t matter what his reasonings were, he has killed many people by his hands and by his actions. Yet he�s worthy. Why is that?

Is it his strong will believing everything his done was the right choice, or his convictions in himself. If so, why couldn�t the Joker wield the hammer. We know Joker has a strong conviction in himself.

the last time I checked, he really only kills when there's no other way or when it's for the sake of saving lives.

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Superman is the obvious answer. smile

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Silent Master
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There is only one person on the list

Wonder Woman

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Love how a lot of you are still stuck in the 90s with the definition of 'warrior' and 'worthiness'.

Jane Foster lifted it. Odin couldn't. One doesn't have to be a warrior in the 'engages in physical fisticuffs' to be worthy.

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Silent Master
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Most people consider that story-line to be sh!t.

Aug 21st, 2019 09:32 PM

xJLxKing
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Superman
Hal
WonderWoman

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quote: (post)
Originally posted by Silent Master
Most people consider that story-line to be sh!t.

Still canon, alas.

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Aug 21st, 2019 09:38 PM

celeyhyga17
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The struggle makes u worthy.

Jane became worthy becuz there had to be a "Thor". Also Thor couldnt lift the hammer cuz he started to believe no god is worthy of serving mortals.
At least i think thats what Aaron was trying to convey.

Could be wrong.

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Odin was just misogynistic, lol.

And if struggle was all that's needed, and 'there always has to be a Thor', what if Spidey had chanced upon Mewmew? Or one of those dirty muties?

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Silent Master
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Still canon, alas.

True, but without either an explanation or more examples of people succeeding and/or failing to lift Mjolnir. we can't really determine what the new rules are.

That is why I'm sticking to the classic rules.

Aug 21st, 2019 09:48 PM

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Superman
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Hal

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Re: DC vs Thor hammer

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Originally posted by carver9
Who in DC is WORTHY enough to lift Thor hammer? Please explain your answer.

LOIS LANE

BECAUSE SHE'S A WOMAN

Illiterate, too.

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I think the worthiness comes from whoever is willing to sacrifice everything for a just cause in the face of insurmountable odds that may result in the death of others....or something

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