The Hulk. His strength is basically unlimited: like he says, "The madder Hulk gets, the stronger Hulk gets." Besides the Hulk was the first Marvel comic I read.
I found it funny to watch easy for Hulk to beat Thor and Wolverine, finding Hulk is just a big strong idiot. I mean Hulk it's just a mutated flesh right ? and flesh can be burned, electrified, and yet all DC characters is getting beaten by the Hulk. Lame and stupid characters.
I found it funny to watch easy for Hulk to beat Thor and Wolverine, finding Hulk is just a big strong idiot. I mean Hulk it's just a mutated flesh right ? and flesh can be burned, electrified, and yet all DC characters is getting beaten by the Hulk. Lame and stupid characters.Holy_Xbox
Hulk has a healing factor on par with Wolverines, so it isn't just flesh.
[QUOTE="Holy_Xbox"]I found it funny to watch easy for Hulk to beat Thor and Wolverine, finding Hulk is just a big strong idiot. I mean Hulk it's just a mutated flesh right ? and flesh can be burned, electrified, and yet all DC characters is getting beaten by the Hulk. Lame and stupid characters.aaronmullan
Hulk has a healing factor on par with Wolverines, so it isn't just flesh.
His skill is also very durable, almost to the degree of steel. And his body adapts.....you should read Planet Hulk.
[QUOTE="aaronmullan"][QUOTE="Holy_Xbox"]I found it funny to watch easy for Hulk to beat Thor and Wolverine, finding Hulk is just a big strong idiot. I mean Hulk it's just a mutated flesh right ? and flesh can be burned, electrified, and yet all DC characters is getting beaten by the Hulk. Lame and stupid characters.clayron
Hulk has a healing factor on par with Wolverines, so it isn't just flesh.
His skill is also very durable, almost to the degree of steel. And his body adapts.....you should read Planet Hulk.
It's on my "to by" list :P I need to stop buying books and comics, and actually read the ones I have :lol:
Stop it :cry: .....Hulk :| >_> [QUOTE="aaronmullan"] I need to stop buying books and comics, and actually read the ones I have :lol:martialbullet
It's cool, I have boxes of old comic books I have yet to read. I hate the part of me that wants to preserve it's good condition for collection :(
I'm sort of the opposite. In fact I kind of freak dealers of old comics out when I buy some old silver age Fantastic Four and immediately open it and start reading it (I know how to handle old comics). First of all I really like reading and holding old comics, and secondly I have been stiffed on more than one occasion when I realize that the old issue I have purchased has one of those thrice damnable marvel stamps cut out of it by some silly kid and thus rendering it fairly useless...to read as well as to collect.
But yes...Hulk duh. No Cyttorak bands will keep Hulk from pounding Juggie into the ground or throwing him into space.
From wikipedia... The ruby bonds to his soul and alters his being, a scale of power rivaling that of Thor, and the Hulk. -- the mystical energy of Cyttorak grants the Juggernaut completely inexhaustible stamina, and the ability to survive without food, water or oxygen I'm confused... what would happen if these two fought each other... in space? :o
Also from wikipedia: Juggernaut, whose powers have been weakening, is informed by Cyttorak that he must personally desire and embrace the destructive nature of his power for it to return, instead of simply wanting that power to be a defender of his stepbrother. Upon doing so, Cain's power is restored and he fights the Hulk, gaining an upperhand as the two test their strength against each other. Juggernaut is tricked by Hulk who uses Cain's own strength against him and allows Juggernaut's unstoppable momentum carry him off into a nearby lake.
Seems like no matter what, the Hulk can't kill juggie. Only lure him away for a while. O.o
[QUOTE="martialbullet"]Stop it :cry: .....Hulk :| >_> [QUOTE="aaronmullan"] I need to stop buying books and comics, and actually read the ones I have :lol:Lord_Daemon
It's cool, I have boxes of old comic books I have yet to read. I hate the part of me that wants to preserve it's good condition for collection :(
I'm sort of the opposite. In fact I kind of freak dealers of old comics out when I buy some old silver age Fantastic Four and immediately open it and start reading it (I know how to handle old comics). First of all I really like reading and holding old comics, and secondly I have been stiffed on more than one occasion when I realize that the old issue I have purchased has one of those thrice damnable marvel stamps cut out of it by some silly kid and thus rendering it fairly useless...to read as well as to collect.
But yes...Hulk duh. No Cyttorak bands will keep Hulk from pounding Juggie into the ground or throwing him into space.
I wish I was like you. I blame Wizard magazine and their graded comics guide! Not that I would sell it...err yeah, I've got issues -_- :lol:
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