@Citizen Vance: Oh, not mad...this has just been drug-out to ridiculous levels. I never knew how persistent someone could be over a comic book question...
" no...he's an alternate version of Deadpool...if does deserve one then so does every other alternate version of every character "
But he was brought into the Marvel Universe-Proper, making him an official Marvel-616 character. If he doesn't get one, than neither should The Exiles...
" Resurrection Man Franklin Richards Multiple Man Professor Xavier Vulcan Psionic powers, Matter Manipulation, Energy Manipulation, Can multiply himself infinately, and if killed instantly resurrects. Unstoppable Super Skrull. "
...Unless Norman Osborn shows-up with a gun, THEN he's screwed.
@Citizen Vance: Oh my god...Look, when I get home from work, I will get the EXACT DAMN ISSUE NUMBERS to placate you, OK? Then this can be over with. All I know for sure at the moment, there was numerous discussions regarding this eexact subject, explained in detail, from when she got the enhanced strength to when she lost it. I'll even give you quotes.
@Citizen Vance: I have the entire series, I've read it multiple times. A few issues after the training, she had to wear a special suit to keep her strength more under-control; when she stopped working-out and training so extensively, the extra strength gradually wore-off. It wasn't as sudden as I made it sound, but it happened.
He's his own separate character that co-stars in an ongoing series and has co-starred in what, two minis now? So yeah, he deserves as much of a page as say, Boulder/Butterball does, certainly.
@Citizen Vance: I think I remember what issue you're referring to - it was one of Slott's She-Hullk books, and her strength was greatly-enhanced due to training with Gamora. So yeah, under that super-special circumstance (which didn't last past the arc), she was stronger than Thing. But normally? They're EQUAL, at best.
@Citizen Vance: I dunno, man...I've been reading comics since the 5th Grade, and form what I can tell, Colossus and She-Hulk have been more-or-less equally effective on Juggernaut, who in my mind is the perfect villain to test a hero's super-strength against, since he holds his own against guys like Thor and Hulk (pre-WWH, of course).
But I suppose I haven't read regularly in the past couple years, so if things have been dramatically altered since then, well...you got me. But I still think that it depends on the writer, ultimately; if they want to make someone stronger than they're "supposed" to be for the sake of the story or whatever, it's going to happen. But overall, I'm standing firm that Colossus and Shulkie, unless the latter gets super-pissed, are going to be fighting to a stand-still.
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