
Docker said:It doesn't matter what Busiek or any writer says. Thor was created to beat Supes so I tend to believe Stan Lee and Kirby. Sure he says that about all his creations but its been stated that Thor was created for that purpose.![]()

torkibe said:Hmmm... Thor was created to beat Superman... Thor... the Norse god and legend that's been around for thousands of years... Was created to beat a character from a different comic book company entirely. And a we'll take the word of his "creator" that he will beat someone else's creation, even though he has never written for that other creation, because well... he created him so there's no way he'd be biased.
Not to mention, I don't think I've ever read anywhere that said Thor was intended to do anything regarding Superman.
Cyrusbales said:Well it's not exactly the same as the mythology, it draws from it, all superhero's have mythological elements...

torkibe said:I'm aware. It's called sarcasm.![]()
When Storms fist crackles with energy,.... is that magic?The_Mystery said:For the record, I think if you look at the JLA/Avengers fight, Thor's hammer is crackling with energy. For those saying "well, how do you know the energy is magic," I say is there any other type of energy fuelling Mjolnir? That energy should have cancelled out his invulnerability and the hammer strike should have effect him the same way it would if it hit a normal guy or his size, build and weight.
Thors hammer is enchanted, so yes it would bypass his invulnerability. The lightning from it however would not.The_Mystery said:For the record, I think if you look at the JLA/Avengers fight, Thor's hammer is crackling with energy. For those saying "well, how do you know the energy is magic," I say is there any other type of energy fuelling Mjolnir? That energy should have cancelled out his invulnerability and the hammer strike should have effect him the same way it would if it hit a normal guy or his size, build and weight.
You guys are talking about the lightning from it, I'm talking about the hammer itself. Just like how Diannas enchanted sword cut Supes wrist and magic playing cards pierced his skin, Thors hammer could make him bleed if he bashed him with it.torkibe said:HOLY *****!!!!!!!! Did you not just read everything that was said for the last 4 pages about why Thor's Hammer wouldn't hurt him??????????
Point You are trying to ignore:Cyrusbales said:WOW, let's make it easy.
Storm=Mutant.
Thor = God.
God>>>>>>>>mutant.
What would you call creating the world from nothing? It's gonna be somethign along the lines of magic i thinks. God's use magic power, easy peasey!
Smiles all around. You guys are great debaters by the way. I am throughly impressed.The_Mystery said:Hey, Varient, BrianWilly, torkibe & Marvin, how about we agree to disagreeSmiles all around. You guys are great debaters by the way. I am throughly impressed.
please stop "skim reading" this was ALL covered already - to be short: the hammer is magical,.. but like all magic,.. it's specific.Cyrusbales said:also it's refered to as a 'magic hammer' numerous times.