I hope Cap shoves Gambits little stick so far up his ass that fairy frenchman shits toothpicks for a year
[quote]kevinm1 wrote:
[quote]roybot wrote:
[quote]WolBarret wrote:
Hawkeye vs Bullseye in a game of William Tell.[/quote]
Never face a master archer wearing a target on your forehead. Advantage Hawkeye.[/quote]
Adamantium skull advantage Bullseye[/quote]
Bullseye enters fight with contents of his pocket. Pulls out a piece of lint-covered gum. Sensing the upper hand, Clint “trick arrow for every occasion” Barton ponders whether to bury an exploding arrow in each of Bulleye’s eye sockets and destroy his brain from within, or go with the original plan of nailing Bullseye’s bullseye with an arrow carrying an acid payload and put Bullseye out to pasture for good. That skin isn’t admantium. Advantage Hawkeye.
Quicksilver vs. Flash
Sabretooth vs. Wendigo
[quote]acelio wrote:
Hulk Vs. Everyone in Marvel universe
Issue 321-322? he took on the east and west coast avengers and owned them all. That include several class 100 characters - Wonder Man, Iron Main, Sub Mariner, Hercules - all "supposedly at the Hulk’s strength level. Plus the other avengers were there - She Hulk, Wasp, Hawkeye… made no difference.
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Wasp took Hulk down once. IIRC she flew into his ear, stung his brain and he reverted to Banner. A weaker character could take him down where the more powerful would fail if they have the right skills and tactics.
[quote]roybot wrote:
Quicksilver vs. Flash
Sabretooth vs. Wendigo
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Wendigo eats Sabretooth, in Marvel U lore, Sabretooth becomes a Wendigo, starts Wendigo armagedon
Flash has the power of the speed force and can cancel out the momentum of anything so Flash wins and still has title fastest man alive(sexually)
Now this is what I’m talking about.
[quote]borrek wrote:
[quote]TDub301 wrote:
X-Men vs. Avengers (since they’re about to do a new story about this anyway)
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Gotta give this one to the Avengers hands down. Hulk and Thor alone would destroy the x-men[/quote]
From what I understand, it’s not the traditional Avengers vs. the traditional X-men. A few of the characters have switched sides and aside from Wolverine being with the Avengers, I’m not sure who is where. Were it the traditional teams, Avengers no contest. Hulk already beat them all by himself. Thor would do the same thing. (unless of course Prof. X was able to use his powers on him, I don’t think they work on Hulk).
[quote]WolBarret wrote:
[quote]imhungry wrote:
Lobo vs Wolverine.
Deadpool vs Batman.
Carnage vs Venom.[/quote]
Lobo. He’s been able to fight Superman and win. And then sometimes, he loses to lame ass characters. I give it to Lobo. Wolverine is vastly overrated.
I don’t read Deadpool comics, so I don’t know what he does.
I go with Carnage. [/quote]
Speak of the devil,
From what I understand, Deadpool is on Wolverine’s level. Healing factor, at times not as powerful as Wolverine’s. Up there amongst hand-to-hand fighters in Marvel, not sure exactly where he’d rank. A teleport machine, too. If Lobo can beat Superman, I don’t see anyone on the level of Deadpool and Wolvie doing much to him. But I don’t know much about Lobo.
[quote]WolBarret wrote:
[quote]roybot wrote:
Power/ energy absorption characters battle royale:
Absorbing man vs. Rogue vs. Sebastian Shaw.[/quote]
My heart goes with Absorbing man, but I don’t know if Rogue’s power would work on Absorbing Man.
Shaw would get his ass kicked.[/quote]
Wouldn’t Shaw have to get shot by some energy blast before he could absorb anything? Neither one of the other ones would do that, so I’m not sure if he’d do much of anything aside from get his ass kicked. And if Rogue still has her flight and super-strength, she could probably hold her own against Absorbing man without stealing his powers (assuming she can) but I suppose it depends on their surroundings since that would affect what Absorbing man is able to do.
[quote]WolBarret wrote:
Hawkeye vs Bullseye in a game of William Tell.[/quote]
Let’s throw Green Arrow into the mix, too. That would be a very interesting fight. I’m not sure… it would probably come down to who has the best weapons to shoot at each other. In which case I’d go with Hawkeye. Would be a great fight scene in a movie if done right.
[quote]acelio wrote:
Hulk Vs. Everyone in Marvel universe
Issue 321-322? he took on the east and west coast avengers and owned them all. That include several class 100 characters - Wonder Man, Iron Main, Sub Mariner, Hercules - all "supposedly at the Hulk’s strength level. Plus the other avengers were there - She Hulk, Wasp, Hawkeye… made no difference.
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When he first turns to Hulk, he’s actually weaker than some of them. But as he gets madder, he keeps getting stronger without a theoretical limit. So this is why if you fight Hulk, you need to end it quick or he’ll just keep getting more frustrated.
That’s why I don’t like that crossover where Superman just “let him beat on him” like Superman could just take Hulk’s punches for an extended period of time and be ok. This wouldn’t tire Hulk out, he’d be mad if Superman were still standing and they’d keep getting harder until he got results (he’d get results from the start, but I’m not sure at what point they’d be strong enough to be devestating for Superman). Whoever wrote that story is on my shit-list, no-doubt a DC writer.
[quote]roybot wrote:
Quicksilver vs. Flash
Sabretooth vs. Wendigo
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There is a giant difference between their speed. Flash is waaaaaay faster, not even close. Being as fast as he is, I’m not sure how anyone can really fight him, but also, being as weak as he is, I’m not sure what he’d do to hurt certain characters aside from just be a slippery nuisance. Quicksilver has other powers, though, if I’m not mistaken. So I’m not sure.
[quote]roybot wrote:
[quote]acelio wrote:
Hulk Vs. Everyone in Marvel universe
Issue 321-322? he took on the east and west coast avengers and owned them all. That include several class 100 characters - Wonder Man, Iron Main, Sub Mariner, Hercules - all "supposedly at the Hulk’s strength level. Plus the other avengers were there - She Hulk, Wasp, Hawkeye… made no difference.
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Wasp took Hulk down once. IIRC she flew into his ear, stung his brain and he reverted to Banner. A weaker character could take him down where the more powerful would fail if they have the right skills and tactics. [/quote]
Wasp did that in those issues - just made him more angry. Tigra wore down her claws on his green hide and the black knight just made his sword dull. She hulk was tossed around by her hair and Iron Man had his armor ripped to pieces.
Good times were had by all!
Oh and the previous issue he had almost beaten Doc Samson to death.
Tdub, i’m pretty sure that Deadpool’s healing factor is stronger, since Wolverine’s has to deal with his Adamantium skeleton. Without the Adamantium, his healing factor would rival Deadpool’s.
Wade has survived multiple beheadings, also.
[quote]TDub301 wrote:
Wouldn’t Shaw have to get shot by some energy blast before he could absorb anything? Neither one of the other ones would do that, so I’m not sure if he’d do much of anything aside from get his ass kicked. And if Rogue still has her flight and super-strength, she could probably hold her own against Absorbing man without stealing his powers (assuming she can) but I suppose it depends on their surroundings since that would affect what Absorbing man is able to do. [/quote]
Shaw can absorb any type of energy from physical blows upwards. It’s one of the reasons I didn’t just make it a one-on-one between Rogue and Creel.
[quote]imhungry wrote:
Tdub, i’m pretty sure that Deadpool’s healing factor is stronger, since Wolverine’s has to deal with his Adamantium skeleton. Without the Adamantium, his healing factor would rival Deadpool’s.
Wade has survived multiple beheadings, also.[/quote]
From what I’ve read, the strength of his healing factor has changed multiple times. I don’t even rememnber how he got it, cuz I don’t think it’s a mutant power. But I may be wrong… so I just gauged it that way. I was really more trying to explain what Deadpool is like to Wol since he made it seem like he doesn’t know much about the character (which frankly surprises the shit out of me). But I wouldn’t argue with you if you said it was as strong or even stronger than Wolverine’s.
[quote]roybot wrote:
[quote]TDub301 wrote:
Wouldn’t Shaw have to get shot by some energy blast before he could absorb anything? Neither one of the other ones would do that, so I’m not sure if he’d do much of anything aside from get his ass kicked. And if Rogue still has her flight and super-strength, she could probably hold her own against Absorbing man without stealing his powers (assuming she can) but I suppose it depends on their surroundings since that would affect what Absorbing man is able to do. [/quote]
Shaw can absorb any type of energy from physical blows upwards. It’s one of the reasons I didn’t just make it a one-on-one between Rogue and Creel.[/quote]
Ok, in that case, all Rogue would have to do is touch him. Lightly. Not sure what he’d do to beat her since he wouldn’t be able to do anything to her unless she attacked him and she’s stronger than he is so he couldn’t hurt her in any other way if he can’t use his power. As far as Absorbing Man, it would be interesting, IMO.
[quote]TDub301 wrote:
Not sure what he’d do to beat her since he wouldn’t be able to do anything to her unless she attacked him and she’s stronger than he is so he couldn’t hurt her in any other way if he can’t use his power. As far as Absorbing Man, it would be interesting, IMO.[/quote]
Unless Shaw provokes Creel into attacking him before Rogue can touch him…
Dr. Manhattan vs. Molecule Man
Nick Fury vs. Punisher
Hellboy vs. Etrigan
Reed Richards vs. Plastic Man vs. Elongated Man (would it end in a tie?)
Iron Fist vs. Bronze Tiger
I remember about 15 years ago voting for the results of the first Amalagam series. I since havent read comic books as I grew up and they became riduculously expensive.
Do they still do the whole Amalagam thing now?
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[quote]roybot wrote:
Dr. Manhattan vs. Molecule Man
Nick Fury vs. Punisher
Hellboy vs. Etrigan
Reed Richards vs. Plastic Man vs. Elongated Man (would it end in a tie?)
Iron Fist vs. Bronze Tiger[/quote]
Dr. Manhatten has never faced anyone with SuperPowers. And I don’t know Molecule Man’s powers.
Hellboy vs Etrigan? No idea.
Who the hell is Bronze Tiger?
Thor > Hulk
Juggernaut > Hulk
Superman > Hulk
I like Hulk, but understand that the Thor, Juggs, and Superman have the brute strength to fight Hulk hand to hand, they also have mystical powers to fall back on. Not including Thor and Supes are faster, better fighters, can fly, etc.
World War Hulk was smart enough to know that he couldn’t stop Juggernaut once he’s in motion, which is why he used his momentum against him and tossed him. If it were a fight to the death, I’d give it to Juggs.
[quote]WolBarret wrote:
[quote]roybot wrote:
Dr. Manhattan vs. Molecule Man
Nick Fury vs. Punisher
Hellboy vs. Etrigan
Reed Richards vs. Plastic Man vs. Elongated Man (would it end in a tie?)
Iron Fist vs. Bronze Tiger[/quote]
Dr. Manhatten has never faced anyone with SuperPowers. And I don’t know Molecule Man’s powers.
Hellboy vs Etrigan? No idea.
Who the hell is Bronze Tiger?[/quote]
Molecule Man is a villain who can manipulate molecules. In other words; he can do anything… but he has been defeated. Arguably greater powers than Manhattan, yet he is limited by human failings: basically a petty crook with the powers of a god.
Bronze Tiger is one of the DCU’s best martial artists. He can go head to head with Batman and beat him at least once that I know of. Batman, Bronze Tiger and Iron Fist’s fighting skills are more or less equal.
[quote]kevinm1 wrote:
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]TDub301 wrote:
Hm, now I know they did a story arc with Carnage. Did Venom ever fight Carnage by himself in that one? I know Venom teamed up with Spiderman and they both fought Carnage. I never read it… but from what I understand, they’re essentially the same (or Carnage is the offspring of the symbiote that is mainly Venom) except Carnage is stronger and can do more things like create shapes with his suit. Correct me if I’m wrong. May have to do some research…[/quote]
They have fought in the past, but, i’m not sure what the outcome was.
In the latest Carnage series, they have the ‘new’ Venom coming to save The Thing, Captain America, Hawkeye, Wolverine, and Spiderman, (plus, a whole town) who are being held captive by Carnage.
The latest issue has Venom gearing up to go after Carnage.
Carnage is bonded with Eddie Brock, who is a psychopath and since the symbiote was born on earth, it has a whole different range of powers that Venom doesn’t have, along with greater strength.[/quote]
Yeah I like what the writer did with the other Venom kids how that SEAL team is using them is bad ass.[/quote]
I’m digging Clayton Crain’s artwork a lot. It gives a genuinely creepy feel for the comic and Carnage, especially. It’s a perfect combination.
I can’t wait to see what Venom does in the next issue.
[quote]kevinm1 wrote:
As boring as heros fighting heros is this cover looks awesome these are two of my favorite female characters. I haven’t read an X-Men book in a long time does Rogue still have Carol Danver’s aka Ms Marvel’s powers? If not She Hulk is going to kick her ass[/quote]
Yes, I believe she does.
I’d give Rogue the edge.
[quote]roybot wrote:
[quote]WolBarret wrote:
[quote]roybot wrote:
Dr. Manhattan vs. Molecule Man
Nick Fury vs. Punisher
Hellboy vs. Etrigan
Reed Richards vs. Plastic Man vs. Elongated Man (would it end in a tie?)
Iron Fist vs. Bronze Tiger[/quote]
Dr. Manhatten has never faced anyone with SuperPowers. And I don’t know Molecule Man’s powers.
Hellboy vs Etrigan? No idea.
Who the hell is Bronze Tiger?[/quote]
Molecule Man is a villain who can manipulate molecules. In other words; he can do anything… but he has been defeated. Arguably greater powers than Manhattan, yet he is limited by human failings: basically a petty crook with the powers of a god.
Bronze Tiger is one of the DCU’s best martial artists. He can go head to head with Batman and beat him at least once that I know of. Batman, Bronze Tiger and Iron Fist’s fighting skills are more or less equal.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze_Tiger[/quote]
I enjoy your posts, Roybot.
Dr. Manhatten. From what little I’ve read, Molecule Man has issues with de-atomizing organic material. Dr. Manhatten can point his finger at you and blow you up. And Molecule has the durability of a normal human.
I’d go with Iron Fist. It sounds like it would be a close fight, I give the edge to Fist because of his mystical powers and my DC bias.