The Hulk admitted he feared Mjolnir only a few years after he was created.
Thankfully, we've still got the Void.
Christ, I love how I'm right about everything.
Can we at least merge this with the other useless thread about the same exact topic?
Wow, apparently Jenkins, or whoever, has never read a Hulk comic in his LIFE.
Why? Looks perfectly reasonable to me. The Hulk's got bones and bones always have a threshold after which they break. Given that the Void basically had the entire universe quaking in its boots the first time he showed up, I don't have a problem with him easily breaking the Hulk's bones.
Yet that never prevented him from standing up to Thor and in fact, OWNING Thor in practically ever fight the two ever had, instead of quaking with fear like Jenkins would have us believe he would against the void.
DevilHulk said:Hulk is not simply the strongest of all, he is the closest thing to invincible if he is written to his potential.The worst "jobbing" ever is when some writer has Hulk "lose" a battle"
Yet that never prevented him from standing up to Thor and in fact, OWNING Thor in practically ever fight the two ever had, instead of quaking with fear like Jenkins would have us believe he would against the void.
That was the real Hulk in those screenshots from the Sentry's second mini-series, and I said the Sentry's calming effect probably had something to do with it later. That instance where the Void broke the Hulk's bones in an entirely plausible manner is all I was talking about.Maybe you did not read the story. Sentry had a calming effect on the hulk.
The real Hulk, the current version has no these problems for haters bad luck t:
You said he had never been afraid, which simply isn't true. That was my only point.
And Thor has multiple wins and stalemates against The Hulk as well, in and out of continuity.
Sentry's actually stood there completely unmoved Pre-Crisis Superman style as the Hulk smashed a train into him to no effect.
This was before the calming effect was brought to bear in the fight.
You could argue for the Sentry being toned down as he was reintroduced into the Marvel Universe.
Ehhhh. Regardless, Sentry has a winning record against the Hulk.
3-1, which works.
You said he had never been afraid, which simply isn't true. That was my only point.
And Thor has multiple wins and stalemates against The Hulk as well, in and out of continuity.
Oh please. Are you trying to tell me that the apprehension Hulk's shown towards Thor's hammer is the same as the outright fear Jenkins was trying to portray in his Sentry mini?
Grasp at straws much, do we? t:
No, not at all.
Hulk's shown outright FEAR of Mjolnir. To the point of forcing Thor to throw it away from their fights while threatening to kill a hostage he had taken.
Yes, Stacey, I think he's shown similar levels of fear to Mjolnir, almost killing innocent people to get rid of it.
Thor stalemated the Hulk without Mjolnir in their first fight in Journey into Mystery.
Hulk wanted Mjolnir gone solely because of his apprehension and fear towards it, which has been a point of their fights since the 60's.
Yeah but I want to see where Thor owned the Hulk. I don't think I've truly seen him beat Hulk. I've seen Hulk beat him numerous times but never really the other way around.