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Wallace Sellars
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Yes, Adam.
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Michael Penn
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Hulk being the strongest doesn’t mean he can stop the magically unstoppable.
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Wallace Sellars
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Walt Hall: Which of these powerhouses is physically stronger?
Adam Schulman: "Hulk is strongest there is." 'Nuff said.
Wallace Sellars: Yes, Adam.
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Hmmm... I wonder how a Hulk vs. Gladiator match would end...
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Eric Sofer
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I think that once again, it depends whose book it happens in. If it's in a Hulk comic, then he somehow manages to beat the Juggernaut. If it's in a Juggernaut comic - er, well, an X-Men comic, I guess - then the Juggernaut doesn't lose. (Chose that phrasing quite carefully, thank you.)
But straight up on neutral ground... well, as Mr. Byrne has established, it's hard to beat magic.
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Scott Barnett
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"Hmmm... I wonder how a Hulk vs. Gladiator match would end..."
They fought in a Hulk annual in the 90s (going on memory). As to who won- well, it was a HULK annual, so given Eric's theory, guess who won?
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Scott Barnett
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BTW- that 'Everybody vs. the X-Men' commission above?
wow wow wow wow wow...
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Walt Hall
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They are the only two marvel characters who I've seen that are stated to have limitless strength. I am guessing that is why their battles are epic.
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Greg McPhee
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Juggernaut absolutely pummelled The Hulk in issue 402 of the series in 1992.
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If it's in a Hulk comic, then he somehow manages to beat the Juggernaut.
Juggernaut absolutely pummelled The Hulk in issue 402 of the series in 1992.
Yep. I remember that. And out-of-costume Juggernaut attacked him and that threw him off a bit. The Hulk was also smart at the time - fully integrated with Banner.
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Brian Miller
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The madder Hulk gets, the stronger Hulk gets.
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Michael Penn
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Juggernaut does not become more unstoppable the more he moves. He just is unstoppable, from the get-go.
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John Byrne
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"Unstoppable". Kinda like "unique". Can't be quantified.
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