Top 10 strength feats in comics

I might make a list about this so if anyone has some suggestions that would be helpful. Thanks alot.

Rules:

Dc and Marvel

No one above Odin

No need to put them in order but if you want too that's fine.

You don't have to have scans

Thank you

Superman benching the weight of Earth for 5 days straight he got to be up there.

@monsterstomp: cool. where did he do that?

Thor picking up the Midgard Serpent (which is supposed to weigh as much as Earth), probably breaks the top 10.

Punching a hole in reality.

majestic squezzing a penci and turning it into diamonds....or majestic moving the solar system around

@monsterstomp: That is great feat for Supes.Thanks

Thanks everyone!

Indeed.

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Nice feat.

Hercules lifting the world.

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I'm sure there's more instances like these in the Silver Age, but if you want a top ten, I can only imagine the SA would take a majority.

I'm a little burned out talking about strength feats :p

or superman and shazam lifting a book with infinite pages....which is just a mind freak for me. because you can do half of infinity.....or can you....? idk.....its a strength feat nonetheless

Some of these feats are abstract and the weights are unknown or have no way to be gauged.

@hart7668: Where did he get all that air from. I didn't know there was that much air on planet earth. Ha ha, great stuff. Thank you

When Hulk pushed two spheres of matter and antimatter apart, with the inertia force-field being greater than a neutron star(Marvel Team-Up Annual #2):

"Neutron star

• A neutron star has a mass of about 1.4 times the mass of the sun, but is not much bigger than a small city, about 15 km in radius.

• A teaspoon of neutron star material would weigh about 10 million tons. The gravitational field is intense; the escape velocity is about 0.4 times the speed of light.

• The collapsed star is so dense that electrons and protons do not exist separately, but are fused to form neutrons. The outer layers form a rigid crust surrounded by an atmosphere of a highly energetic electrons and excited atoms.

• The neutron star acts like an enormous magnet, with the magnetic poles tipped at an angle to the axis of rotation. Like the Earth, the pulsar is surrounded by a magnetosphere, a region in which electrons and other particles are accelerated by the magnetic field. However, the magnetic field of the neutron star is much stronger than the Earth's and the electrons move at velocities close to the speed of light, emitting synchrotron radiation in a narrow beam along the direction of the magnetic poles.

• Since nuclear fusion is no longer possible, the neutron star has no new source of internal energy generation. With time, its rotation should slow and its magnetic field should decrease. Unless the neutron is "spun-up", it will eventually become "invisible"."