Hulk vs Superman

Who would win in a fight between the Incrediable Hulk and Superman??

  • Superman, no question

    Votes: 16 61.5%
  • Hulk would victor in the end

    Votes: 5 19.2%
  • It would be a draw

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • This question has so many implications for the world of super heros that it has driven me quite insa

    Votes: 5 19.2%

  • Total voters
    26

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This is the question that forever plagues me...who would win out of Hulk and Superman???

It has been asked many times and is the bane of all si-fi fans and just recently I started to think about it again...if these two had a fight who would comeout the victor?

so, what do you think???
 
Superman, hands down. He can do everything, which is also why I think he's lame. He makes other less fortunate heroes obsolete. For instance, he can run as fast, if not faster than, the Flash. He once ran around the world so many times he reversed time ;)

I remember Hulk and Wolverine had two fights. Wolverine won the first, then Hulk had his revenge in the second after getting greater powers, but esentially, they are evenly matched.

So would wolverine even stand a chance against Superman? I don't think so!:)
 
Absolutely, Superman has the huge advantage...
But don't forget, when the Hulk isn't Hulking he is a really smart scientist guy... AND he is already green when he is the Hulk. So, perhaps as the scientist he could find some way to make the Hulk's green skin some sorta kryptonite deal and Superman would be weakened in his presence, in which case the Hulk would clean the floor with him.
Of course, Superman always won in the end even when they tried that... Gosh, guess the Hulk is screwed.
 
Superman.

I am not a big comic fan myself, but a friend of mine let me read a series of Batman comics in which Batman had to fight Superman. He had all kinds of expensive stuff, and though it was a tough fight, superman beat him. I think that was all part of Batman's plan or something, but Superman just doesn't get beat.
 
They've done it already.

Superman and the Hulk faced off in a 1998 (I think) crossover bonanza between Marvel and DC. Superman beat him, but it wasn't easy.

In that same series, you had Storm vs. Wonder Woman (Storm won), Flash vs. Quicksilver (easy victory for the Flash), Captain America vs. Batman (a draw), and several others I can't remember at the moment. I'd have to dig those books out of a box somewhere to get more info.
 
In theroy, the Hulk has no upper limit, as his rage and frustration increases, so does his power level.

Supy always seems to run into kryptonmite, and losses that way.

So Marvel and DC finally worked that out?

They argued it for years, the sticking point was Cap/Batman.
 
I picked Superman in Super vs Greendude.

but Elite Spearman all the way!! :lol:
 
Mighty Mouse rules all!!!


ummmmm.......never mind....
 
the spearman would definatly win. it could be plain spearman fortified in a city, and it would win. civ 3 says so. if a spearman can beat my 10 elite tanks, it can beat superman.


or maybe the spearman is superman???
 
:lol:

We should make a TV show.

"Look! In the sky! What is it?"
"Is it Superman?"
"Is it Batman?"
"No, its..."
"SPEARMAN!"

Using is powerful Anti-Tank Spear, he can destroy any enemy! Watch, as he uses his spear to pierce 50cm thick reinforced steel!
Be amazed, as he destroyes an entire alien invasion force with out a scratch!


Yeah! It'd be a big hit, and we'd make millions!
 
Psht! The Hulk would win. Why?

Because Superman, instead of simply picking the Green Goober up, carrying him to the sun, and dropping him, would be zipping around asking the Kandorians what they thought, and gather nuts in May to build the Supreme Waffle Hulk Deflector Array, or some other ridiculous twaddle.

Meanwhile, the Hulk would walk up to Supes, tear his arms and legs off, and insert them into his orifi. Let's not forget that the madder and more frustrated Hulk gets, the stronger he gets. Eventually, he would be strong enough to do it.

Of course when he did, Superman would no longer be using his innate psionic abilities to keep his degenerate-matter body compressed, and you'd have the grandaddy of all explosions, and the earth would be blasted into dust, taking the Hulk with it.

(My best attempt at explaining Superman is that Krypton was a brown dwarf star orbiting a red giant, and the Kryptonians were actually composed of degenerate matter. All of them had the psionic ability to generate a gravity field around them that keeps them in their condensed form, but also allows the gravity field around them to be completely unaffected by their presence, and allows them to fly. It would explain his strength, ability to manipulate gigantic objects that he should just break pieces off of instead of lifting (I mean come on, you pick up one corner of a building, and it will collapse on that corner, not come uprooted.) and almost all of his other powers.

Kryptonite, in all its myriad hues, and the silly stuff like throwing his voice across intergalactic distances? Shoot, ya got me. I said it was my BEST ATTEMPT at a good explanation, not a good explanation.
 
Quote from FF2:

"My best attempt at explaining Superman is that Krypton was a brown dwarf star orbiting a red giant, and the Kryptonians were actually composed of degenerate matter. All of them had the psionic ability to generate a gravity field around them that keeps them in their condensed form, but also allows the gravity field around them to be completely unaffected by their presence, and allows them to fly."

If I remember correctly from my comic-book-nerd days, when Superman was 're-invented' by John Byrne (superstar of the comic book world), it was explained that he has a force-field surrounding his body very close to the skin--the reason why his costume doesn't just rip off his body when he flies at super-speed and other such oddities. This f-f extends to anything he holds on to, especially when flying. I think there was more to it than just that, but that's all I remember.

I like your explanation, though. (However, saying that Superman is made up of 'degenerate matter' sounds vaguely... unAmerican.)
;)
 
Didn't his hair wave around a little bit? And if not his I am sure Loise's(sp?) did.... Is hair considered dead and no surrounded? And then if not why wouldn't extreme heat burn it off??!!? questiosn....and the cape! That for sure whipped around....it got ripped in the comic books, but not the movies. :D
 
Originally posted by PaleHorse76
Didn't his hair wave around a little bit? And if not his I am sure Loise's(sp?) did.... Is hair considered dead and no surrounded? And then if not why wouldn't extreme heat burn it off??!!? questiosn....and the cape! That for sure whipped around....it got ripped in the comic books, but not the movies. :D

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The post-Byrne Superman has a force field, true. However, it is a skin-tight force field that doesn't protect anything that isn't next to his skin. That's why his costume doesn't get torn up, but his cape does. He CANNOT lift buildings by the corner. That bit about his force field extending to whatever he's holding on to isn't true. That was something Byrne did with the Marvel hero Guardian (of the Shi'Ar Imperial Guard) as a parody of Superman. You know, the alien with purplish-grey skin, a mohawk hairdo, and all of Superman's powers. This story took place in an issue of Fantastic Four, which was before he went over to DC to do Superman. Incidentally, the skin-tight force field explains why his hair still waives around while he flies. His hair isn't skin-tight!
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I will now go hang my head in shame... :o

[EDIT] The reason his hair and cape don't fry off when he flies really fast is simple. The writers don't want them to.
 
Well done, Switch. Your powers of geekdom are far greater than mine!:scan:

As for the hair not frying off... Well, it's still super-hair, force-field or no, right? (Still doesn't explain the cape, of course--but I could've sworn that, at least when flying, Superman's forcefield extends to whatever he's touching... Damn, I wish I had my comic book collection handy!)
 
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