Namor can be cut by convention means (high convention). He's not Superman. Those sharks have teeth stronger than steel and can bite through steel like it aint shit.
Good thing Namor is > Steel. He doesn't have to be Superman to not get affected by prehistoric sharks. Not to mention the incredible speed and maneuverability advantage.
I don't care, you cannot make baseless claims then hide behind "my opinion". That's not how things work.
So when characters stand their ground and trade blows equally for entire pages, that doesn't almost always suggest equality among characters? Is that what you're telling me?
Shut up. I don't want to hear about writers opinions, you don't even read comics, how do you know what the stance writers take?
H1, you lie one more time, and I will report you for trolling. Seriously.
So you admit you had no idea what Namor's limitations are and were just making up numbers?
Again you make a baseless claim and hide behind your opinion. Post scans to support this statement or I will report you for trolling.
And not just a low showing or two. You are arguing that this is their average. You had better be hiding at least a few dozen scans for both Hulk and Thor.
Imo, Namor is in on average far stronger than Superman at his best. Again, this is just my opinion.
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How am I hiding when I clearly stated, IMO, in the first place. Who doesn't say IMO? And yes, trading blows support strength comparison. But more is needed to validate it. Using matchups in comics alone is faulty, especially when characters are known to fluctuate in power from comic to comic (as in Colossus Gladiator or Colossus Hulk example).
You are a Thor con artist. You exaggerate, twist words, scenes, to make it seem only an idiot would believe otherwise. I seen Namor fight Hulk, Hercules, etc. I don't recall him always fighting them for a long time (the tricky "entire pages" con). For the most part, Namor was almost always outclassed or shown to be inferior. Even in water, Hercules still had the advantage in strength over him.
I call BS, report that. Namor has not fought these characters dozens of times as you suggested (at least 24 times), especially in long serious or meaningful fights. So I guess you lied. And if you post the entire fight against Hercules in the water you would see that Hercules is able to still dominate Namor in his own element (strength wise).
You posted a well known fight of him knocking Hulk out (one of his greatest feats). Yet even in that scan Namor it can't be proven that Namor was operating above 20,000 tons of force. I doesn't take more than that to knock Hulk a mile away.
Well that scan doesn't say much. But thanks for trying though. We don't know how much of it he was supporting. Plus Utopia doesn't seem very impressive to me as it's not very big.
I was going by the massive boats, carriers, planes, etc. he lifted. I wasn't making up numbers. The greatest thing I've seen him lift was about 100,000 tons or so.
One of the scans I use to support my claim is one of Namor's best feats against a well known character (Hulk). You posted it. In the scan we see Namor knock Hulk a mile away. How much force did this take? I can give you the math if you want.
Also, in the scans or fights against Thing, Namor usually appears to be only a little stronger (if that). Thing is definitely not above 500 tons, at least on average. My reasoning for Thor, Savage Hulk to be operating at around 500 tons of strength on average is due to their fights with characters who are a little above 100 tons of strength (like Thing) or how they hit beings around.
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