1) Ok then, Let's look at this source for Adam, and this source for Surfer; or this for Adam, and this for Surfer. We can do this all day, unless the source we should use is to just take your word for it. (^_~)
2) When Adam 'took' that blast it wasn't as though he was just stand there brushing the smoke of his shoulder; the context of that exchange was to show that might and power wasn't what was needed to defeat Thanos, not guile, cunning and strategy. Secondly, when he 'took' the Great Gauntlet (I like to makeup my own euphemisms) for Nebula, that wasn't show of power, but of calculation and a eternal connection to the powers of the Soul Gem. Lastly, I'm not familiar with him controlling Surfer's board. I'm not saying it didn't happen, I'm just saying I didn't know he ever did that.
3) Considering these are Marvel characters, whether or not we agree with it, that kinda makes it 'official'.
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Marvel
Formerly known by names including "Atlas" and "Timely", Marvel Entertainment is the publisher of comic books featuring iconic characters and teams such as the Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, the Avengers, the X-Men, Iron Man, the Hulk, Thor, Captain America and Daredevil. Currently owned by the Walt Disney Company, Marvel is one of the "Big Two" comic publishers along with DC Comics.
Who's the most powerful hero in Marvel?
PhoenixSouvenir says:
"1) Ok then, Let's look at this source for Adam, and this source for Surfer; or this for Adam, and this for Surfer. We can do this all day, unless the source we should use is to just take your word for it. (^_~)
2) When Adam 'took' that blast it wasn't as though he was just stand there brushing the smoke of his shoulder; the context of that exchange was to show that might and power wasn't what was needed to defeat Thanos, not guile, cunning and strategy. Secondly, when he 'took' the Great Gauntlet (I like to makeup my own euphemisms) for Nebula, that wasn't show of power, but of calculation and a eternal connection to the powers of the Soul Gem. Lastly, I'm not familiar with him controlling Surfer's board. I'm not saying it didn't happen, I'm just saying I didn't know he ever did that.
3) Considering these are Marvel characters, whether or not we agree with it, that kinda makes it 'official'.
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1.The stuff on Marvel's site is written by their staff.
2.Wiki is an even worse source than Marvel.com.
3.I'm giving you evidence from comics Why Adam is stronger.I will post from the Annihilation handbook in a minute.I will show you some scans to that prove my case.
Vance Astro says:
"1.The stuff on Marvel's site isn't written by their staff.
@ PhoenixSouvenir: Seconded. Just because it's Marvel.com doesn't mean anything. Everything besides the 'Wiki' part of that site is official. If the superhero part of the site is, can, and was edited by people other than the staff of Marvel (ordinary members of the site, like myself), then it's not official. If I wanted to, I could go to the site now, and say that Wolverine could lift 100 tons or more. On Black Panther's page, it says that his physical attributes are superhuman, when that's clearly wrong, according to the Official Handbooks and the comic books therein. His physical condition is really peak-human, and with superhuman senses (with Everett Ross explaining his capabilities as the narrator, and such).
Hell, take a lot at the power grids. Note that the official stats are actually averages of the fan votes. Fans = Bias. There's even a FAQ there that explains it.
Don't buy into the idea that Marvel.com's wiki is official, because it isn't. The most reliable sources is the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe (current volumes) and the comic books (in most cases)
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Static Shock says:
"Vance Astro says:"1.The stuff on Marvel's site isn't written by their staff.@ PhoenixSouvenir: Seconded. Just because it's Marvel.com doesn't mean anything. Everything besides the 'Wiki' part of that site is official. If the superhero part of the site is, can, and was edited by people other than the staff of Marvel (ordinary members of the site, like myself), then it's not official. If I wanted to, I could go to the site now, and say that Wolverine could lift 100 tons or more. On Black Panther's page, it says that his physical attributes are superhuman, when that's clearly wrong, according to the Official Handbooks and the comic books therein. His physical condition is really peak-human, and with superhuman senses (with Everett Ross explaining his capabilities as the narrator, and such). Hell, take a lot at the power grids. Note that the official stats are actually averages of the fan votes. **Fans** = Bias. There's even a FAQ there that explains it. Don't buy into the idea that Marvel.com's wiki is official, because it isn't. The most reliable sources are is the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe and the comic books (in most cases) "
I guess he didn't take my Misty Knight comparison seriously.
Doesn't matter what you tell people nowadays. Why do you think fanboys get pissed off at the ones that are more argumentative and logical than they are at proving their point (Ball Buster and ultimateninjagaidenx are perfect examples)? Why do people say a bunch of irrelevant crap when you ask them how their favorite superhero is gonna react to the other superhero's speed factor? People don't like to admit they are wrong. Must a pride thing or something, which to me is pretty stupid. They want to believe everything the say and do is right because they say and do it. They don't care what people tell them... Sometimes, it's not even worth to argue with people around here. They either get mad and tell you off, say something completely irrelevant, or act really stubborn...
To make a long story short, ignorance is bliss, Vance.
Post Edited:2008-05-18 18:42:41
Sigh. Ok. I stand corrected: Marvel.com's wiki isn't to be considered official. Furthermore, Wikipedia.org isn't to be considered official; as well as Comicvine.com. This, then, poses a question: How much credence can be given to these unofficial sources? I know that Wikipedia.org tends to provide endnote references to it's claims. The point I'm trying to make with that list of sources, unofficial as they may be, is that it's a fact that the Surfer can do more things with the Power Cosmic than Warlock can with his power. Can we at least agree on that? {:)
Now as far as that 'evidence' you've given goes; it's completely flawed and taken out of context - as I've already noted, save for the "telepathically control Silver Surfer's board" thing.
Static Shock says:
"Doesn't matter what you tell people nowadays. Why do you think fanboys get pissed off at the ones that are more argumentative and logical than they are at proving their point (Ball Buster and ultimateninjagaidenx are perfect examples)? Why do people say a bunch of irrelevant crap when you ask them how their favorite superhero is gonna react to the other superhero's speed factor? People don't like to admit they are wrong. Must a pride thing or something, which to me is pretty stupid. They want to believe everything the say and do is right because they say and do it. They don't care what people tell them... Sometimes, it's not even worth to argue with people around here. They either get mad and tell you off, say something completely irrelevant, or act really stubborn... To make a long story short, ignorance is bliss, Vance.
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I completely agree.
PhoenixSouvenir says:
"Sigh. Ok. I stand corrected: Marvel.com's wiki isn't to be considered official. Furthermore, Wikipedia.org isn't to be considered official; as well as Comicvine.com. This, then, poses a question: How much credence can be given to these unofficial sources? I know that Wikipedia.org tends to provide endnote references to it's claims. The point I'm trying to make with that list of sources, unofficial as they may be, is that it's a fact that the Surfer can do more things with the Power Cosmic than Warlock can with his power. Can we at least agree on that? {:)
Now as far as that 'evidence' you've given goes; it's completely flawed and taken out of context - as I've already noted, save for the "telepathically control Silver Surfer's board" thing.
Static Shock says:"Doesn't matter what you tell people nowadays. Why do you think fanboys get pissed off at the ones that are more argumentative and logical than they are at proving their point (Ball Buster and ultimateninjagaidenx are perfect examples)? Why do people say a bunch of irrelevant crap when you ask them how their favorite superhero is gonna react to the other superhero's speed factor? People don't like to admit they are wrong. Must a pride thing or something, which to me is pretty stupid. They want to believe everything the say and do is right because they say and do it. They don't care what people tell them... Sometimes, it's not even worth to argue with people around here. They either get mad and tell you off, say something completely irrelevant, or act really stubborn... To make a long story short, ignorance is bliss, Vance.I completely agree. "
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Now we can't agree on that because Adam Warlock absorbs and manipulates the power cosmic and uses it any way he wants...
Silver Surfer can't do anything with the power cosmic that Adam can't.
PhoenixSouvenir says:
"Sigh. Ok. I stand corrected: Marvel.com's wiki isn't to be considered official. Furthermore, Wikipedia.org isn't to be considered official; as well as Comicvine.com. This, then, poses a question: How much credence can be given to these unofficial sources? I know that Wikipedia.org tends to provide endnote references to it's claims.
Well, let's put it this way. I think that the most reliable unofficial sites are DC Database and Marvel Database (And I say this because a lot of the info I've seen on it matches what's in the Official Handbooks), but like Wiki, Marvel.com and Comicvine, they may not be legit in terms of information. So, providing evidence from the comic books (scans) are the best way to back what's been said on all these unofficial sites. And a lot superheroes have plenty of respect threads on the internet. And, sometimes, the endnotes on Wiki are legit, but not always.
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Vance Astro says:
"PhoenixSouvenir says:"Sigh. Ok. I stand corrected: Marvel.com's wiki isn't to be considered official. Furthermore, Wikipedia.org isn't to be considered official; as well as Comicvine.com. This, then, poses a question: How much credence can be given to these unofficial sources? I know that Wikipedia.org tends to provide endnote references to it's claims. The point I'm trying to make with that list of sources, unofficial as they may be, is that it's a fact that the Surfer can do more things with the Power Cosmic than Warlock can with his power. Can we at least agree on that? {:)Now we can't agree on that because Adam Warlock absorbs and manipulates the power cosmic and uses it any way he wants... Silver Surfer can't do anything with the power cosmic that Adam can't. "
Now as far as that 'evidence' you've given goes; it's completely flawed and taken out of context - as I've already noted, save for the "telepathically control Silver Surfer's board" thing.
Static Shock says:"Doesn't matter what you tell people nowadays. Why do you think fanboys get pissed off at the ones that are more argumentative and logical than they are at proving their point (Ball Buster and ultimateninjagaidenx are perfect examples)? Why do people say a bunch of irrelevant crap when you ask them how their favorite superhero is gonna react to the other superhero's speed factor? People don't like to admit they are wrong. Must a pride thing or something, which to me is pretty stupid. They want to believe everything the say and do is right because they say and do it. They don't care what people tell them... Sometimes, it's not even worth to argue with people around here. They either get mad and tell you off, say something completely irrelevant, or act really stubborn... To make a long story short, ignorance is bliss, Vance.I completely agree. "
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Interesting. I'd like to see when he did that, or even when it was infered that he could.
PhoenixSouvenir says:
"Vance Astro says:"PhoenixSouvenir says:Interesting. I'd like to see when he did that, or even when it was infered that he could. ""Sigh. Ok. I stand corrected: Marvel.com's wiki isn't to be considered official. Furthermore, Wikipedia.org isn't to be considered official; as well as Comicvine.com. This, then, poses a question: How much credence can be given to these unofficial sources? I know that Wikipedia.org tends to provide endnote references to it's claims. The point I'm trying to make with that list of sources, unofficial as they may be, is that it's a fact that the Surfer can do more things with the Power Cosmic than Warlock can with his power. Can we at least agree on that? {:)Now we can't agree on that because Adam Warlock absorbs and manipulates the power cosmic and uses it any way he wants... Silver Surfer can't do anything with the power cosmic that Adam can't. "
Now as far as that 'evidence' you've given goes; it's completely flawed and taken out of context - as I've already noted, save for the "telepathically control Silver Surfer's board" thing.
Static Shock says:"Doesn't matter what you tell people nowadays. Why do you think fanboys get pissed off at the ones that are more argumentative and logical than they are at proving their point (Ball Buster and ultimateninjagaidenx are perfect examples)? Why do people say a bunch of irrelevant crap when you ask them how their favorite superhero is gonna react to the other superhero's speed factor? People don't like to admit they are wrong. Must a pride thing or something, which to me is pretty stupid. They want to believe everything the say and do is right because they say and do it. They don't care what people tell them... Sometimes, it's not even worth to argue with people around here. They either get mad and tell you off, say something completely irrelevant, or act really stubborn... To make a long story short, ignorance is bliss, Vance.I completely agree. "
Post Edited:2008-05-18 18:42:41"
I would like you to show me that you know what Adam Warlock can do at all.
Vance Astro says:
"PhoenixSouvenir says:"Vance Astro says:I would like you to show me that you know what Adam Warlock can do at all.""PhoenixSouvenir says:Interesting. I'd like to see when he did that, or even when it was infered that he could. ""Sigh. Ok. I stand corrected: Marvel.com's wiki isn't to be considered official. Furthermore, Wikipedia.org isn't to be considered official; as well as Comicvine.com. This, then, poses a question: How much credence can be given to these unofficial sources? I know that Wikipedia.org tends to provide endnote references to it's claims. The point I'm trying to make with that list of sources, unofficial as they may be, is that it's a fact that the Surfer can do more things with the Power Cosmic than Warlock can with his power. Can we at least agree on that? {:)Now we can't agree on that because Adam Warlock absorbs and manipulates the power cosmic and uses it any way he wants... Silver Surfer can't do anything with the power cosmic that Adam can't. "
Now as far as that 'evidence' you've given goes; it's completely flawed and taken out of context - as I've already noted, save for the "telepathically control Silver Surfer's board" thing.
Static Shock says:"Doesn't matter what you tell people nowadays. Why do you think fanboys get pissed off at the ones that are more argumentative and logical than they are at proving their point (Ball Buster and ultimateninjagaidenx are perfect examples)? Why do people say a bunch of irrelevant crap when you ask them how their favorite superhero is gonna react to the other superhero's speed factor? People don't like to admit they are wrong. Must a pride thing or something, which to me is pretty stupid. They want to believe everything the say and do is right because they say and do it. They don't care what people tell them... Sometimes, it's not even worth to argue with people around here. They either get mad and tell you off, say something completely irrelevant, or act really stubborn... To make a long story short, ignorance is bliss, Vance.I completely agree. "
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Oook. I'm done here.
Slinger says:
"the human Juggernaut says:"Kraven says:"Fantasma Ghost says:"Thor, S Surfer, Black Bolt."See my earlier posts. Black Bolt doesn't count in this thread because he got owned by Hulk.
I just did some further research on Thor. According to a referenced source on Wikipedia, Stan Lee specifically created Thor with the intent of him being stronger than the Hulk. That's why Thor is a god, Lee couldn't think of a way to make any human stronger than Hulk. Based on this and what Eradicator said, I am pretty much convinced that Thor is the mightiest hero in the Marvel U."
no he didn't. A skrull got owned by WWH.
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There is no evidence to support that. That is simply conjecture. We can't know if Black Bolt was a skrull when he fought Hulk on the moon. To my knowledge, it has yet to be revealed when he was replaced."
they said he was replaced back then the Illuminati went to throne world.
PhoenixSouvenir says:
"Vance Astro says:"PhoenixSouvenir says:Oook. I'm done here.""Vance Astro says:I would like you to show me that you know what Adam Warlock can do at all.""PhoenixSouvenir says:Interesting. I'd like to see when he did that, or even when it was infered that he could. ""Sigh. Ok. I stand corrected: Marvel.com's wiki isn't to be considered official. Furthermore, Wikipedia.org isn't to be considered official; as well as Comicvine.com. This, then, poses a question: How much credence can be given to these unofficial sources? I know that Wikipedia.org tends to provide endnote references to it's claims. The point I'm trying to make with that list of sources, unofficial as they may be, is that it's a fact that the Surfer can do more things with the Power Cosmic than Warlock can with his power. Can we at least agree on that? {:)Now we can't agree on that because Adam Warlock absorbs and manipulates the power cosmic and uses it any way he wants... Silver Surfer can't do anything with the power cosmic that Adam can't. "
Now as far as that 'evidence' you've given goes; it's completely flawed and taken out of context - as I've already noted, save for the "telepathically control Silver Surfer's board" thing.
Static Shock says:"Doesn't matter what you tell people nowadays. Why do you think fanboys get pissed off at the ones that are more argumentative and logical than they are at proving their point (Ball Buster and ultimateninjagaidenx are perfect examples)? Why do people say a bunch of irrelevant crap when you ask them how their favorite superhero is gonna react to the other superhero's speed factor? People don't like to admit they are wrong. Must a pride thing or something, which to me is pretty stupid. They want to believe everything the say and do is right because they say and do it. They don't care what people tell them... Sometimes, it's not even worth to argue with people around here. They either get mad and tell you off, say something completely irrelevant, or act really stubborn... To make a long story short, ignorance is bliss, Vance.I completely agree. "
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You should be...
Thanos is my pick. He is smart , powerful, and ruthless. He is willing to do whatever it takes to get the job done. Was once the most powerful being ever.
MARZOSIRUS says:
"Thanos is my pick. He is smart , powerful, and ruthless. He is willing to do whatever it takes to get the job done. Was once the most powerful being ever. "
Thanos isn't a hero. The starter of the thread asked who is the most powerful hero, not villain...
Sentry went loose at the end, and hulk had to stop him (ironic is it not) but the entities known as Hulk and Sentry both stalemated and in the end Banner and Robert were there, ending with Banner knocking Robert to the ground so logically speaken, Sentry and Hulk stalemated, but Banner won against Robert.
"Sentry went loose at the end, and hulk had to stop him (ironic is it not) but the entities known as Hulk and Sentry both stalemated and in the end Banner and Robert were there, ending with Banner knocking Robert to the ground so logically speaken, Sentry and Hulk stalemated, but Banner won against Robert.I concur with that.
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"Fantasma Ghost says:It was from civil war what if? and what he said was he only used one third of his power when fighting a mortal for fear of killing them."Thor, S Surfer, Black Bolt."See my earlier posts. Black Bolt doesn't count in this thread because he got owned by Hulk.I just did some further research on Thor. According to a referenced source on Wikipedia, Stan Lee specifically created Thor with the intent of him being stronger than the Hulk. That's why Thor is a god, Lee couldn't think of a way to make any human stronger than Hulk. Based on this and what Eradicator said, I am pretty much convinced that Thor is the mightiest hero in the Marvel U."
"What about BlackBolt?That is of course if he is actually still alive somewhere. The ability to open up holes in reality with your voice isn't shabby and I defy even Sentry to survive it. "
In world war hulk what if? where hulks wife survives instead of hulk she captures black bolt and uses him to kill dr. strange and sentry when they try to approach her ship
i think the venom sybiote should win if its attached to the right person theres no stoping him now imagine vision with uploded brains from every one the the sybiote attached to vison thats power to the extreme
I said it was Adam Warlock pages ago I believe,I remember this thread.I think the Sentry has the most potential to pass him though.I mean Green and Red Hulk are strong but because they are only men that turn into monsters with gamma rays....all that has to happen is the gamma be removed and it's game over.
"yea i know Sentry/Void would probably surpase him what goes to raw powerThe thing with that is though..I kind of don't want it to happen even though it is inevitable.With the Sentry's physical abilities combined with the Void's mental abilities and powers..he would be beyond unstoppable.
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Exactly, and *hint hint* i see a new universal story arc where *SOMEONE* has to stop the *UNDEFEATABLE* threat... lol
Well, Actually in the guide boo, "Civil War: Battle Damages Report," in Captain Mar-vell's section (Since he was brought to the present era through a time rift, just to catch everyone up) Tony Stark states that he, Reed Richards, and Hank Pym all agree that, with his Kree Nega-Bands, he is possibly the only Being in the universe Powerful enough to stop The Sentry/Void were he/they to lose control. And thank you Vance for mentioning him in this thread earlier. That was really driving me crazy.
Another Candidate that no one has brought up yet is Ghost Rider. Dr. Strange himself said that when the Spirit of vengeance is in control onstead of Johnny Blaze, he has power equal to that of a god, and would be more than strong enough to stop, say, The Hulk (Take THAT bulkling XD). This happened in Ghost Rider #14, I believe, for those of you who want to fact check.
"Well, Actually in the guide boo, "Civil War: Battle Damages Report," in Captain Mar-vell's section (Since he was brought to the present era through a time rift, just to catch everyone up) Tony Stark states that he, Reed Richards, and Hank Pym all agree that, with his Kree Nega-Bands, he is possibly the only Being in the universe Powerful enough to stop The Sentry/Void were he/they to lose control. And thank you Vance for mentioning him in this thread earlier. That was really driving me crazy.Well since Strange admitted he couldn't hurt the Sentry and that Ghost Rider was a more powerful being than him and his performance since becoming a New Avenger.....I don't even mention Strange as being powerful anymore.
Another Candidate that no one has brought up yet is Ghost Rider. Dr. Strange himself said that when the Spirit of vengeance is in control onstead of Johnny Blaze, he has power equal to that of a god, and would be more than strong enough to stop, say, The Hulk (Take THAT bulkling XD). This happened in Ghost Rider #14, I believe, for those of you who want to fact check.
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"Well, Actually in the guide boo, "Civil War: Battle Damages Report," in Captain Mar-vell's section (Since he was brought to the present era through a time rift, just to catch everyone up) Tony Stark states that he, Reed Richards, and Hank Pym all agree that, with his Kree Nega-Bands, he is possibly the only Being in the universe Powerful enough to stop The Sentry/Void were he/they to lose control. And thank you Vance for mentioning him in this thread earlier. That was really driving me crazy.Neh see sad thing is that this isnt Mar-Vell, it's a skrull :P
Another Candidate that no one has brought up yet is Ghost Rider. Dr. Strange himself said that when the Spirit of vengeance is in control onstead of Johnny Blaze, he has power equal to that of a god, and would be more than strong enough to stop, say, The Hulk (Take THAT bulkling XD). This happened in Ghost Rider #14, I believe, for those of you who want to fact check.
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"this is a dumb question...i mean some one could find i dont know umm spider-man the most powerful...its all in peoples opinions"It is all opinion but it's educated opinion based on facts...not just saying any random character.We know for a fact Spider-Man isn't the strongest hero in Marvel.
hello venom is the strongest especily if he is attached to someone extreamly powerfull how about galactuss with venom attached to him haha
"hello venom is the strongest especily if he is attached to someone extreamly powerfull how about galactuss with venom attached to him haha"Since when is Galactus or Venom a hero....
"hello venom is the strongest especily if he is attached to someone extreamly powerfull how about galactuss with venom attached to him haha"..............................
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