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Troy Nunis
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ya know, that's the trouble with Thor -- he's a god -- so in theory, nothing short of another God should even be a challange to him - and yet we've seen all kinds of things Far Short of Gods be able to be effective against him, at least in terms of specific battles - i would say, assuming Hal survived the initial volly from Thor (which he should) - Hal & his Ring would eventually find a way to win the battle.
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John Young
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I would have to go with Thor
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Michael Tortorice
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Thor the Thunderer beats Green Lantern (the Thunderee) any day of the week, and twice on Thursdays (Thor's Days!).
Random question: if all of our days of the week are named for Norse deities, how did Saturday (Saturn's Day) sneak in there? It is named for Saturn, isn't it? Just wondering.
By the way, thanks, Dwayne, for delivering us from evil!
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Andrew Hess
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Thor
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William Roberge
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Thor
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Kevin Hagerman
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Okay. We're all secure in our masculinity. Deep breath. Sunday, 9/27 toss-up: better beefcake - Jim Lee's Ka-Zar or JB's Namor?
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William Roberge
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Namor......Better pecks.
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Jason Mark Hickok
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Ka-Zar
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Al Cook
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Tom French
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Wallace Sellars
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Thor over Hal Jordan
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John Young
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better beefcake Jim Lee's Ka-Zar
JB's Namor looked suave in the business role, he look even kingly in the swim trunks, but beefcake never.
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Ryan Maxwell
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Green Lantern
Namor is oh, so very hunky.
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