@throughmyeyez said:
Go read the comic.it says it clearly on the columns that Thanos fell to Thor's power momentarily.
Funny story, I actually have read the comic, and it doesn't say Thanos fell to Thor's power. It says he was "taken aback" by the savage nature of Thor's attack; essentially he was surprised. It did absolutely nothing to Thanos, and he casually flung Thor away into space. Later, Spider-Man knocked Thanos off-balance and Thor rained blows on him. Nothing happened again, Thanos got up, turned Thor into glass and smashed him to pieces. There's no indication that Thanos even had a paper cut at the end of it all. And all of this was while Thanos was holding back, using only the Power Gem. Later on in the story, every single abstract in the Marvel Universe attacked Thanos and nothing happened. Given that, you really think Thor of all people could affect him?
Superman is also hurt by majic, something Thor would use to his ability.
Would if he could.
Also, I doubt a straight up punch from Superman would even phase Galactus body at all.
In the very first story where Thor hurt Galactus with his godblast, a hammer toss hurt him as well. The whole point was to illustrate how severe Galactus' hunger (and thus his weakened power level) was in that situation. It's easy to say "Thor hurt Galactus" without any context despite the fact that when Thor fought a nourished Galactus, he failed to harm him even with his most potent attack.
Also none of them are false, their taken right out of novels
I never doubted their source. Merely their interpretation.
Doesn't matter how often he used his abilities either, their still available to him at his disposal.
It actually does matter (and funny story! This "frequency of tactics doesn't matter" argument? It's only ever encountered on Thor threads). He can have everything in the world at his disposal but it matters naught if he has demonstrated repeatedly that he lacks the intelligence to apply those abilities properly. I can cite Thor's fights against people like Juggernaut, Mangog and the Destroyer as proof of this; even after he discovers a simple way to defeat his opponent (Infinity Vortex for Juggernaut, internal attacks for Mangog and BFR'ing the Destroyer), in subsequent fights he never remembers to use those abilities and gets the stuffing beaten out of him.
Superman isn't entirely bright either
Seriously? Superman is a genius. As Kent he's won a Pulitzer Prize and published two best-selling novels, as Superman he speaks every language on the planet and has built machines that could create whole dimensions. The only reason Batman has that "I'm smarter than everyone!" attitude going on is because Superman is too polite to disabuse him of that notion.
and has been shown as being in-able to lift the hammer.
Unable, also irrelevant.
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