| AndrewWK said: Batmen! |
Batman isn't even a superhero.
Mordred11 said:
Batman isn't even a superhero. |
You are right. He is "The Superhero"
The Strongest one is easily Mr.Manhattan.
But my favorite one ? ....................... kick-ass !
well, if it doesn't count then its batman...
'Hero'? Phoenix.
There are more powerful villains.... wait, o you mean just strength? or power?
Hmm, pie.
<----- you just don't know it yet
EDIT: lol at empty post...
Dr. Manhattan for me :)
But Superman Prime does sound quite powerful.
| Jexy said: Superman Prime if we're going mainstream. He's basically Superman but kryptonite doesn't affect him. Dr. Manhattan if we spread it out, although he's really only in one series (Watchmen). For those interested, Superman fought Hulk multiple times in crossovers that DC and Marvel did and Superman won. Keep in mind, Hulk isn't Hulk all the time. When he turns back to Banner, a bullet can kill him or just anything that would kill normal people. Superman is always Superman. Hulk also doesn't possess the powers that Superman has. Which puts Hulk in at a slightly weaker Doomsday, since Doomsday is always Doomsday. No weakness of turning into a mortal. (The monster that 'killed' Superman, aka best selling comic and graphic novel of all time). |
Actually Bruce Banner is immortal just as the Hulk. Bruce Banner itself is as weak and frail as any human, but the Hulk doesn't let him die. He's outlived countless suicide attempts (such as jumping off buildings, putting bullets through his mouth, injecting himself with countless lethal chemicals and so on), irreparable diseases (cancer, Lou Gherig disease, etc.) and many other immediate death-scenarios (nuclear war, space vacuum, etc.).
Whenever the Hulk persona senses an immediate danger to Banner's life, it takes over and prevents the death of Banner. Even when Banner's body somehow manages to control or subdue the Hulk (via psychotherapy performed by Doc Samson or other methods) it eventually takes over as new different persona, given the Dissociative Identity Disorder that Banner suffers (which ends up shattering his psyche later on, releasing a much dangerous Hulk incarnation).
Also, the Hulk is the only superhuman entity left alive on the Earth after it's doomsday scenario (Hulk: The End) in which eventually the Hulk takes over Banner completely, given how old he is, essentially making him completely immortal.
I'm not saying the Hulk is the strongest Super Hero, there are many others that surpass him in abilities and prowress, but he does have immortality and near-indestructability.
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Not sure who the DC equivalents are but, Pheonix, Galactus, Dr. Manhattan, Odin, Tribunal, Death.
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