The Strongest In The Marvel Universe?

[TheCorpulent1]

Not so. I'd never tell you guys about that time with the goat.

Wait...

 

[Arkady Rossovich]

Once again,Hulk is supreme.

 

[CBG]

Squirrel Girl.

 

[Phenomenal]

I'll top your Squirrel Girl with New York Cops!

 

[Ahura Mazda]

Thor inherited the Odinforce from his father.

For that particular battle he was cut off from it.

 

[CBG]

I'll top your Squirrel Girl with New York Cops!

Those cops arrested Thanos early on his character publication. Squirrel Girl took on Thanos in the modern age, and triumphed.

No contest.

For that particular battle he was cut off from it.

Ah. . . do you remember the issue or storyline where Thor took on the resistence? It'd be a big help for clarification.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Thor vol. 2 #73. Dr. Strange slipped a necklace on Thor that blocked him from accessing the Odinpower, then Thor killed the Hulk and the Thing off-panel.

 

[DoomRulz]

Ghost Rider pwns you all.

 

[CBG]

Thor vol. 2 #73. Dr. Strange slipped a necklace on Thor that blocked him from accessing the Odinpower, then Thor killed the Hulk and the Thing off-panel.

Ah. Found the issue, and you're right. The amulet from Strange did block Thor from the Odinpower, thanks to the Pantheon of Gods.

Thor eventually had it off (well, it was mid-floating off his body) before he killed Cap at the end of the issue.

 

[Phenomenal]

Those cops arrested Thanos early on his character publication. Squirrel Girl took on Thanos in the modern age, and triumphed.

No contest.

LOL, no contest.t:

Thor vol. 2 #73. Dr. Strange slipped a necklace on Thor that blocked him from accessing the Odinpower, then Thor killed the Hulk and the Thing off-panel.

Thanks.

Yeah, that is bad writing, Thor killing both the Thing and Hulk and it was off-panel!

 

[DoomRulz]

Yeah, that is bad writing, Thor killing both the Thing and Hulk and it was off-panel!

What was bad writing, the fact that Thor killed?

 

[LouFerignoDemon]

Thor does kill. Just not freely.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

LOL, no contest.t:



Thanks.

Yeah, that is bad writing, Thor killing both the Thing and Hulk and it was off-panel!

It's probably not as bad as it appears. Although Thor was blocked from actively using the Odinpower, he was probably still afforded the greater degree of strength and toughness that he'd had since inheriting the Odinpower in the first place. The same strength and toughness that allowed him to pretty much annihilate Iron Man in an armor with Asgardian magic integrated into it and put a giant dent into Captain America's almost indestructible shield, in spite of the shock-absorbing vibranium it has in it.

 

[Phenomenal]

What was bad writing, the fact that Thor killed?

It was bad writing, Thor beat Thing and Hulk at the same time.....With ONE ARM.

It's probably not as bad as it appears. Although Thor was blocked from actively using the Odinpower, he was probably still afforded the greater degree of strength and toughness that he'd had since inheriting the Odinpower in the first place. The same strength and toughness that allowed him to pretty much annihilate Iron Man in an armor with Asgardian magic integrated into it and put a giant dent into Captain America's almost indestructible shield, in spite of the shock-absorbing vibranium it has in it.

Possibly, but the fact that Thor was blocked from Odin-froce should have been a good indicator that he couldn't beat down Thing and Hulk.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

He's a better fighter than both of them, and we don't even know what degree his strength had increased to by that point. He was able to literally demolish the Destroyer armor after it had joined with Desak later on, using a hammer-throw that was about as much strength as it was Odinpower energy. The only beings who'd destroyed the Destroyer before that were Celestials.

 

[Phenomenal]

Thor did have the Odin-force in that instance against Desak/destroyer armor?

 

[herakles]

Yes he did but Desak was immuned to the Odin-Force! I think it was due to Mjolnir and the fact that the Destroyer is a Odin creation that allowed Thor to take it out along with Desak?

 

[Fading]

LMAO!!! Thank you so much!!!!!

Fading CB, how do you feel about marvel's continuity stories? Do you think many (I think so) have very bad writing? Do you consider this bad writing?
Thanks again for your help!

Honestly, I think their all over the board. I love it when they stick with continuity, but lately it seems their more happy to just retcon a story to fit with the direction they want to go currently. The basic continuity is there, Spiderman still went thru the majority of what he went thru, but little things like Gwen turning bad, and Spiderman's origins being tied into Spider totems and Gods and such I think are really screwed up and should never have made it out of the meeting they were discussed in.

Do I consider some of the stories bad, of course. Like what I linked, while it was awesome since Cap just died to see him get a huge win, almost like they were portraying him larger than life, it was nice. However it was bad writing too as Cap shouldn't have the force to knock Hulk out, and even with the gut punch from Spidey it shouldn't have knocked Hulk out. However it's currently continuity and nothing any of us can really do. It was a small side story and a cool moment, bad writing or not.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Thor did have the Odin-force in that instance against Desak/destroyer armor?

Yes he did but Desak was immuned to the Odin-Force! I think it was due to Mjolnir and the fact that the Destroyer is a Odin creation that allowed Thor to take it out along with Desak?

Desak's gem absorbed any godly energy directly thrown at it. So Thor charged Mjolnir up with a bunch of energy and then slung it around to build up some momentum and let it fly with all his strength behind it. It was a physical blow from Mjolnir, powered by Thor's strength and charged with energy.

 

[Phenomenal]

Honestly, I think their all over the board. I love it when they stick with continuity, but lately it seems their more happy to just retcon a story to fit with the direction they want to go currently. The basic continuity is there, Spiderman still went thru the majority of what he went thru, but little things like Gwen turning bad, and Spiderman's origins being tied into Spider totems and Gods and such I think are really screwed up and should never have made it out of the meeting they were discussed in.

Do I consider some of the stories bad, of course. Like what I linked, while it was awesome since Cap just died to see him get a huge win, almost like they were portraying him larger than life, it was nice. However it was bad writing too as Cap shouldn't have the force to knock Hulk out, and even with the gut punch from Spidey it shouldn't have knocked Hulk out. However it's currently continuity and nothing any of us can really do. It was a small side story and a cool moment, bad writing or not.

Agreed, especially the bold.

Desak's gem absorbed any godly energy directly thrown at it. So Thor charged Mjolnir up with a bunch of energy and then slung it around to build up some momentum and let it fly with all his strength behind it. It was a physical blow from Mjolnir, powered by Thor's strength and charged with energy.

Ah, Thanks for the clarification.

 

[Phenomenal]

I have a question.....

Does anyone have the scans of WWHulk getting injured by armies??

IIRC I beleive he was getting hurt or injured?

 

[CBG]

I have a question.....

Does anyone have the scans of WWHulk getting injured by armies??

IIRC I beleive he was getting hurt or injured?

They literally sprayed him with Adamantium bullets. Of course it'd go right through him.

In addition, during that particular conflict, Dr. Strange confronted Hulk in his mind. While Strange talked to Hulk in his mind, Hulk was pretty much throwing punches in thin air in the real world. When Strange asked Hulk to transform into Bruce, that also happen in the real world (since his Warbound provided him cover to protect him)

 

[Phenomenal]

They literally sprayed him with Adamantium bullets. Of course it'd go right through him.

In addition, during that particular conflict, Dr. Strange confronted Hulk in his mind. While Strange talked to Hulk in his mind, Hulk was pretty much throwing punches in thin air in the real world. When Strange asked Hulk to transform into Bruce, that also happen in the real world (since his Warbound provided him cover to protect him)

Ah, Thank you!

 

[DoomRulz]

I don't believe it...six days have passed since someone posted in here! Did the fanboys die? Or is everyone taking a break?

 

[Phenomenal]

And you brought this back just so you could see everyone post against each other.t:

Here's something for everyone, Sentry was a disappointment.