[quote]Alex96 wrote:
Spider-man and Venom are tied as my favorite, so in this case the tie breaker would be
black Spidey, spider DNA muscle of Spider-man plus the symbiotic enhancement.[/quote]
That is a sick peice of art!!! What is the source of it?
[quote]Waittz wrote:
[quote]Alex96 wrote:
Spider-man and Venom are tied as my favorite, so in this case the tie breaker would be
black Spidey, spider DNA muscle of Spider-man plus the symbiotic enhancement.[/quote]
That is a sick peice of art!!! What is the source of it? [/quote]
SPIDERMAN - BACK IN BLACK by ISIKOL on DeviantArt There’s the site but I originally just googled black Spider-man!
Kenshiro from Hokuto no Ken(fist of the north star)
the manliest of the manliest who isn’t afraid to cry.
One day i will have a physique that will make him proud.
[quote]kaisermetal wrote:
Kenshiro from Hokuto no Ken(fist of the north star)
the manliest of the manliest who isn’t afraid to cry.
One day i will have a physique that will make him proud.[/quote]
Dude used to explode people with a punch…epitome of bad ass
For a non powered hero, the Comedian had a good build.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]jbpick86 wrote:
Its got to be Wolverine or Venom. Sabretooth gets the honorable mention.
I always hoped that the last spiderman would be a black suit spiderman/ Eddie Brock Venom story. Similar to how it played on in the animated series. They did a decentish job condensing it. You couldn’t have really went to deep into the Spidey Venom part but you could have easily set yourself up for a sequel and not had to effectively start over with another origin story.[/quote]
They had to because that was SAM RAIMIE’S vision…and no other director would have done the story like that…and Mcgwire effectively changed Spiderman enough it HAD to be redone.
Shit, no web shooters?
Bullshit. His webs were never organic in the comics.
The Spiderman of the early 00’s wasn’t really even Spiderman. No sarcasm means it isn’t Spiderman.[/quote]
To be fair to Sam Raimie, he absolutely despised the venom arc. I absolutely agree on the humor point, those films were completely devoid of mirth.
[quote]kaisermetal wrote:
Kenshiro from Hokuto no Ken(fist of the north star)
the manliest of the manliest who isn’t afraid to cry.
One day i will have a physique that will make him proud.[/quote]
You still will lack the 100 crack fist.
this
[quote]Legalsteel wrote:
[quote]kaisermetal wrote:
Kenshiro from Hokuto no Ken(fist of the north star)
the manliest of the manliest who isn’t afraid to cry.
One day i will have a physique that will make him proud.[/quote]
You still will lack the 100 crack fist.
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haha awesome, kind of reminds me of a scene from GTO, A lot of shows and movies seem to enjoy taking the bruce lee esque approach to fighting it seems lol
^Red Sonja is fucking hot.
For a villain I always liked MD Geist. Def on PEDs, psychotic, and merciless.
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[quote]legendaryblaze wrote:
^Red Sonja is fucking hot. [/quote]
Yep… Long hair! Haha, sorry for that cheap one TB.
[quote]jbpick86 wrote:
And now we are talking about a black guy playing Mary Jane, WTF? [/quote]
This is my 1st time clicking on this thread and I went straight to this last page so I don’t know anything about what hasbeen discussed, so forgive me if I’m missing something obvious here. Regarding this statement, I have to ask
WHAT?
I was never into comics as a kid, but I’m curious: was there ever a consensus “toughest” superhero? And I realize that’s a bit ambiguous, so however you’d best answer it would be cool. I even did a site search to see if it had been discussed before but didn’t find anything.
[quote]Prof wrote:
I was never into comics as a kid, but I’m curious: was there ever a consensus “toughest” superhero? And I realize that’s a bit ambiguous, so however you’d best answer it would be cool. I even did a site search to see if it had been discussed before but didn’t find anything. [/quote]
This would be impossible to answer.
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[quote]theBird wrote:
[quote]Prof wrote:
I was never into comics as a kid, but I’m curious: was there ever a consensus “toughest” superhero? And I realize that’s a bit ambiguous, so however you’d best answer it would be cool. I even did a site search to see if it had been discussed before but didn’t find anything. [/quote]
This would be impossible to answer.
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Cause…
“No so such thing as tough. Just trained and untrained.”
Wolverine is the toughest.
The Tribunal is the judge of all matters on a multiversal scale. If a situation is so dire that it could mean the danger for the entire universe, he decides the outcome. The Living Tribunal is second to the One-Above-All, who is responsible for all life across all realities. He is, without any doubt, the most powerful entity in/outside of the Marvel universe. Some speculate that he is meant to be the representation of Stan Lee, creator of many of marvel’s greatest characters.
The Spectre is the Spirit of Vengeance and is, essentially, the hand of God. He has limitless divine powers that are only kept in check by the soul that he is bound to. In the comics, he has literally asked God for advice on matters. If he was unleashed from a human soul, he would have access to the power of God. The Presence is the incarnation of God in the DC universe. It is the physical vessel that God uses to interact with mortals without revealing his identity.
This is a pretty good list. I wouldn’t have placed Thanos better than Imperiex, though. I love Thanos, but he wouldn’t beat Imperiex unless he had the Infinity Gauntlet. You guys are welcome.
[quote]redsol1 wrote:
as a hero i like Cyclops. Good tactician and a hot wife
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Ciclops is only cool on his 90’s outfit.
