Previous Post > > hmmm, i seem to remember a DC/marvel crossover that pitted hulk against supes; the result, a stalemate. > > Lord Majestros: > If you're talking about the Superman/Spider-Man crossover, Hulk's anger had to be artificially driven up by a device of Dr. Doom's for PC Superman to even begin to notice his punches. Supes was literally standing there and letting Hulk hit him at one point and acted like he didn't even feel it. What you say is true, however if you recall, Hulk's first punch not only sent Supes flying, but had him momentarily knocked out as well. And Superman had to put his mind to it in order to just stand there and take Hulk's punches. Moreover, as Hulk was getting stronger, Supes actually had to start blocking the punches because he was beginning to feel them.

> > > hmmm, i seem to remember a DC/marvel crossover that pitted hulk against supes; the result, a stalemate.
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> > Lord Majestros:
> > If you're talking about the Superman/Spider-Man crossover, Hulk's anger had to be artificially driven up by a device of Dr. Doom's for PC Superman to even begin to notice his punches. Supes was literally standing there and letting Hulk hit him at one point and acted like he didn't even feel it.
> What you say is true, however if you recall, Hulk's first punch not only sent Supes flying, but had him momentarily knocked out as well. And Superman had to put his mind to it in order to just stand there and take Hulk's punches. Moreover, as Hulk was getting stronger, Supes actually had to start blocking the punches because he was beginning to feel them.

>>There was never ANY indication that Superman was "momentarily knocked out". This is a lame creation of some Hulk-fans that has no basis in what happened in continuity. You are correct that Superman was beginning to feel the punches, but he was never enough of a threat that Superman felt the need to fight back (and thereby slaughter the Hulk).