Cyclops-survives
Superman and above- dies
Would Hulk survive?
@TheAcidSkull:
@redlanternsuperman said:
If you think a full power heatvision from Superman wouldn't kill Hulk then you have to get off the fanboy train.
Doesn't make it past Superman, and dies to everyone after. Seriously this is ridiculous.
Not a good idea to call people fanboys when you don't do your homework.
http://www.comicvine.com/gladiator/4005-4653/
Heat Vision
Gladiator is capable of firing powerful beams of heat from his eyes that are also accompanied by a strong concussive force. The maximum temperature of which his heat beams has never been recorded but has shown to be as powerful as the core of Stars. Gladiator's heat vision was so powerful that when he directed it at the Hulk while he was in an enraged state it began to burn away at his very skin. The temperature and force level of Gladiators heat beams is dependent on his confidence. If Gladiator doubts in himself or his abilities the power behind his beams drops significantly.
http://www.sun.org/encyclopedia/11-stars
stars have core temperatures ranging from 4 million degrees Kelvin to 40 million degrees Kelvin.
http://www.comicvine.com/superman/4005-1807/
Vision Powers
Superman's physiology can convert stored solar energy into beams of highly concentrated thermal energy which can reach temperatures comparable to those produced by stars. The two beams of energy which are released from his eyes are bright red in color, but at lower temperatures can be made invisible, allowing him to work undetected.
http://www.universetoday.com/24780/temperature-of-stars/#ixzz2OeeQPEUp
The hottest stars are the blue stars. These start at temperatures of about 10,000 Kelvin, and the biggest, hottest blue supergiants can be more than 40,000 Kelvin
Superman's heat vision has nothing on Gladiator so Hulk tanks it easily as he survived this :
As for Thanos this is what he said about the Hulk :
@bringnit: Not true. In Feat Itself Hulk nearly killed Thor, he had to be healed by Odin. Thor blasts Hulk with this, I don't know if it's the God Blast or just intense lightning, sending Hulk him into space and he was still conscious.
@Sevoozer Gladiator was not weakened. This is a complete and utter myth invented by people who didn't read the comic. They start fighting, Gladiator tries to BFR Hulk, eats a Thunderclap, they both fall. Gladiator gets to his feet then blasts Hulk, Hulk throws him into a Nuclear Reactor core, THEN he is weakened. Not before the fight started.
@Killemall Is the scan I posted from Fear Itself the Godblast??!?
@gyprosetti: 1 year old, still I debunk that, this way:
Hulk expressly said to Gladiator: "Eye beams... Neat trick ... ...tearing through my insides ... > Bound to kill me < ... unless ... I ... reach ... you ... first...".
I actually counted 10 seconds since Gladiator said "nowDIE!!" - So this is a 10sec endurance of Hulk against Gladiator's eye beams. What about Superman's eye beams encompassing the entire body of Hulk, with sufficient distance and more power output, there's nothing that could be argued in favour of Hulk.
That quote of Thanos seems odd to me, it looks too tainted in my perspective, as if it was on purpose to casually hype The Hulk with no reasons, Thanos fearing Hulk in the distance, we need to see him scared of Hulk in face to face, and I ask, how their actual clashes has been so far? And why is that related to Thanos being unable of damaging Hulk with his blast? Is Hulk as durable as Galactus to resist such blast? I think not in any possible way.
In Fear Itself we need to know the context, as far as I know Thor was already hurt and weak before that fight, in his issues he was bleeding rainbows or something like that, it was so disturbing, that it stoped any possibility of enjoying a good night with Sif, here:
Now, Thor comes to this fight with such harm, fights with Angrir Thing and Nul Hulk, almost killed Ben (if it wasn't by Franklin "God" Richards intervention), then says some catchy and deceiving words but proves otherwise with an action (action > words), equalling the marking board that gives them 2 wins and 2 losses in 33 canonical fights. And that was an amped Hulk, most Hulk fans doesn't like that, bc Nul is a featless evil norse spirit and Nul Hulk had barely any feat. Still tho, an amped Hulk is an amped Hulk. I would loved to see more about these Evil Spirits of the Serpent, to know their deeds, their powerlevel and the truer menace they possed, those bad writters make us assume much, make us fill the blanks with much guess, but for me I found it fine filling those blanks in my mind, I understood that Angrir, Kuurth, Mokk and Nul were the most potent ones besides Skadi and of course Cul, The Serpent.
But I would loved, if they had written more lore into the evil side, there was something, when Odin told the story of Cul, when he throwed Cul to that pit, Cul saw something and met someone, that gave him whatever made him the Ultimate God of Fear, something that far surpassed anything that the Lords of Fear could have even dream to become, as they themselves told in the aftermath. I would loved to read and see something like that.
And for your consideration, what Thor thrown at Nul Hulk wasn't a Godblast in my book, look at the chapter of the Avengers: Earth Mightiest Heroes TV show, when Graviton appears and starts fighting the Avengers, it was the firsts episodes, bc they considered Hulk a foe until that moment when he helped to beat Graviton, Thor fries the hell out of Graviton to put him down with an electrical blast exactly like this one, remember that the hammer only grants him the ability to amp his lightnings to double (regular move), triple, tenfold, hundredfold and possibly thousandfold, its amping limits hasn't been yet reached.
I think the one shown in your scans and in that TV show is a lightning amped tenfold, or hundredfold as much.
So my list is this:
1. Cyclops: Not sure, but mostly yes.
2. Superman: Shouldn't, but I'm 50/50.
3. Roshi: Shouldn't.
4. Thor: Nope. No way.
5. Thanos: No.
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