Marvel's Most Imtimidating Hero

[The Apocalypse]

Franklin Richards.

 

[Midnyte_Sun]

If this doesn't intimidate a villain, I don't know what will:



(Tony Moore suggested this to Jason Aaron on the blogs.)

 

[lowly marvelite]

I'd go with Ghost Rider or Hulk, personally...

 

[Havok83]

Wolverine

 

[Punisher RULES]

Thor.

 

[SuperFerret]

If this doesn't intimidate a villain, I don't know what will:



(Tony Moore suggested this to Jason Aaron on the blogs.)

I'm afraid of the Penance Shoulder Massage also.

 

[LEGO Spidey]

I'm afraid of the Penance Shoulder Massage also.

Let's hope that's all he's massaging.

 

[SuperFerret]

Let's hope that's all he's massaging.

That's the scary part.

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

Heres my list in no order

Punisher
Thor
Wolverine-(The dudes friggin' Clint Eastwood!!!)
Nick Fury
Captain America-(Think about it!)

Agreed, also add Hulk and Ghost Rider to the list.

 

[Matt Mortem]

I'm gonna say Dr. Strange, merely because of his ability to do ANYTHING. When the good Dr. shows up, you know somethings bout to happen

 

[Ahura Mazda]

Intimidating because you would be afraid of their appearance would have to be Hulk and Ghost Rider.

The others look human enough and/or handsome enough to be less intimidating unless they were showing great anger directed at you.

 

[Docker2.0]

I would normally say the Punisher becuase if you commit a crime, there's no way you will walk away the way you came IF you are lucky enough to live.......but I'm going with Ghost Rider. He not only scares humans but things that are beyond human. I remember him being in the F4 cartoon and giving Galactus the penance stare. F-ing Galactus! Anyway.......yeah he gets my votes.

 

[SenseiofCheese]

Thor. Because he has this way about him that makes him look like he's not just going to kick my ass, he's going to annihilate me.

 

[pifpaf]

thor and hulk

 

[Vanguard07]

Yeah almost definitely Thor.

Followed by GR and then Punisher.

Thor's just got that aura of pure badassness and power and GR (on top of the freaky a** flaming skull head) has that whole tireless terminator-esque determination.

And punisher's just the most stone cold killer to ever walk the earth when it comes to criminals.

 

[SuperFerret]

I would normally say the Punisher becuase if you commit a crime, there's no way you will walk away the way you came IF you are lucky enough to live.......but I'm going with Ghost Rider. He not only scares humans but things that are beyond human. I remember him being in the F4 cartoon and giving Galactus the penance stare. F-ing Galactus! Anyway.......yeah he gets my votes.

I know cartoons take liberties, but it shouldn't work on Galactus, and even if it could, what "sins" could he have committed? I mean, I don't feel guilty when I eat a hamburger 'cause the cow had to die. A man's gotta eat, especially if he's wearing a badass purple hat.

 

[Docker2.0]

I know cartoons take liberties, but it shouldn't work on Galactus, and even if it could, what "sins" could he have committed? I mean, I don't feel guilty when I eat a hamburger 'cause the cow had to die. A man's gotta eat, especially if he's wearing a badass purple hat.

You didn't see that episode? It was easily the best episode of the series with Ghost Rider and Thor showing up to tackle Galactus. Anyway, GR gives him a penance stare so he could feel the pain and torment of those whose worlds he destroyed. Galactus gave that speech about, "what does Galactus know about torment and feelings and all that crap"but it fit in how they pulled it off. Its probably on youtube.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

I don't really see Galactus feeling remorse about anything he does.

 

[SenseiofCheese]

I don't really see Galactus feeling remorse about anything he does.

Except maybe trusting his friends when they said he'd look totally awesome in a purple dress.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Right, like anyone would have the balls to tell him otherwise.

 

[Franklin Richards]

You didn't see that episode? It was easily the best episode of the series with Ghost Rider and Thor showing up to tackle Galactus. Anyway, GR gives him a penance stare so he could feel the pain and torment of those whose worlds he destroyed. Galactus gave that speech about, "what does Galactus know about torment and feelings and all that crap"but it fit in how they pulled it off. Its probably on youtube.

That episode was a retelling of FF #243. For some reason they couldn't or wouldn't use Dr. Strange so they used Ghost Rider instead.


This is what happened in the comic.

 

[SurfDUI]

IDK-
I think the fear of your planet being destroyed is a little more harrowing than meere Intimidation...I have to give that Frank Castle. That time where he hung the dude upside down and stuck a popsicle on his back tellin him it was a blow torch...he has ways, plus he's indescrimanate sometime-You could get taken out by the Punisher just by bein in the wrong part of town speakin to some shmo about nothin.

then too GR's head is on fire...

 

[Franklin Richards]

So are Jim's and Johnny's.


Which brings up the Human Torch. Despite him being a dork he's gotta be a trip to stand next too. Flamed on or off. Burning is NOT fun.

 

[SurfDUI]

Flamed on or off. Burning is NOT fun.

Yeat:thas right..you ought to know.

Does he like, just give off heat and not realize it or is it a concious effort to keep the temp down in mixed company...hmmmm

 

[SurfDUI]

You know what, Franklin Richards is pretty damned creepy his self, I mean he's like a little kid w/ all these powers...

Remind me FR to be cooler to you from here on out