Gilgamesh on 05 June 2012
| highwaystar101 said: I was discussing this with my friends the other day. I don't know much about superheroes, but one thing I brought up is how do you deal with conditional super powers? For example, the Incredible Hulk has conditional super powers. People often consider him the most powerful superhero, but if someone was to suddenly attack Bruce Banner he wouldn't have time to build up his rage and it could be fatal. Superman does not particularly have conditional super powers, they're always present. If he was suddenly attacked he could withstand it. But arguably if the Hulk and Superman got into a fight the Hulk would become stronger than Superman (which I believe happened once in some DC/Marvel crossover, although I've never read it). It's really difficult in that case to say who's better, Superman or the Incredible hulk. That said, I don't read comic books, so I'm probably way off. |
I don't really think it matters. I never read the comics but according to the movies, Bruce tried killing himself several times, injecting diseases, and even shooting himself in the mouth "I put a gun in my mouth and when I pulled the trigger the hulk spit out the bullet". Anytime the Hulk senses Bruce's life is in danger he instantly takes over knowing that he could die aswell.
