loveNwar

Does that mean i'm too late to bet on the butler?... :-(

Damn! I was so sure it was the butler. Usually is. With my next guess being Colonel Mustard in the living room, with the rope.

Lol, anyway, i have yet to understand how it all ties to the First Firmament, and if Caos & Order acted out of their own idea or were, somehow, working for the "first of all realities"...

Hulks level of strength isn't only affected by his emotional state, but also by age. The more he ages, the stronger he gets. So, in theory, the strongest Hulk should be the last of all known stages (savage Hulk, WWHulk, WBreaker and so on...). And the oldest version known of Hulk, unless i'm wrong, is Maestro.

They say Evil Samson is now quite stronger than She-Hulk... Does anybody know his current strength level?

I've got another cool one, lol:
JUST... DO IT!  "Starsky & Hutch"

" @loveNwar: lol. Night Of The Creeps was epic. its up there with Ghoulies, Munchies, WaxWorks and The Stuff. "

Wow... i guess his power would make him control even Ultron himself. But, would do jack against a simple hord of mindless zombies. How pathetic... lol.

"Good news and bad news, ladies! good knews - you're dates arrived to the party!... Bad knews... they're dead." - Night of the Creeps

Although i'm sure they have battled more recently, the last time i saw that was when Mister Fixit and Wolverine fought in Toronto. Well, Hulk did the bigger damage, of course, what else could you expect within the realms of the lets-believe-this-story-for-a-minute...?

There was a time - mostly right after the birth of comics - when authors just had to make their heroes SCREAM the stupid obvious, as if we (too idiot to understand or even spell) needed the extra tips to understand the character. Let's recall some...
Superman, that's right, he's called S-uperman, get it?. Just in case you didn't catch that, they printed big S on his chest (just to make sure). And what about Captain America? We all know how to right his name down, but still they had to print a huge A on his forehead, so that readers knew for sure what that was. Hmmm, and what about Siper-man? Duh, i'm pretty sure we wouldn't figure his character unless he had a big spider drawn on his chest. And what about Batman? Could we ever know what animal inspired the heroe without the guidance of that bat printed on his clothes?
There are tons of other examples... lol.