In most comic storylines, Doomsday is portrayed as stronger than the Hulk. Doomsday's power is specifically designed to continuously adapt and become stronger during battle, whereas the Hulk's strength has limits. Ultimately, the outcome would likely depend on the specific portrayal of each character and the context of their encounter.

The Hulk's personality is often characterized as primal, aggressive, and fueled by anger. He tends to be impulsive, destructive, and struggles to control his emotions, often leading to destructive behavior. However, he also has moments of vulnerability and can display loyalty and compassion towards those he cares about.

Superman is typically portrayed as being stronger than Thor. Superman's powers are based on Earth's yellow sun, making him essentially invincible, while Thor's powers come from his magical hammer and his Asgardian heritage. However, the strength of these characters can vary depending on the specific comic or storyline.

The outcome of a battle between Thor and Superman would depend on the specific circumstances of the fight, such as the location, motivations, and abilities each character is able to use. In the comic books, both characters have been written as powerful beings with unique strengths and weaknesses, making it difficult to determine a clear winner. Ultimately, it would be up to the writers to decide the victor in any potential crossover story.

It's difficult to determine a clear winner between Captain Marvel and Superman, as both characters possess impressive powers and abilities. The outcome would likely depend on the specific circumstances of the battle and how the writers choose to portray their strengths and weaknesses.

Superman first appeared in Action Comics #1, which was published in 1938. This comic marked the debut of the superhero genre and has since become an iconic moment in comic book history.

It is possible for that to happen- but none of the villains have ever succeeded in doing so. Even being badly beaten by the intergalactic monster Doomsday and overexposure to kryptonite was not enough to take him out for good.

It's his families crest. It doesn't stand officially for anything, it is the family crest for The House of El. As in his father Jor El and Supermans real name Kal El. But once on earth as Superman it also got adopted as S for Superman, so the crest had some part in how he got his hero name.

Kryptonite is the debris from the planet Krypton and it contains radiation.

Please rephrase - the question is unclear.

Honestly, Superman. Sure, Hancock grew the beginnings of the same morals as Supes, but he lacks the other powers that Superman has.

And yes, I know that Superman having all of the powers that he does is really cheap, but hey, the guy is the personification of good.

In the Supergirl comic series. It was issue #0, believe it or not. What happened was that the story was published a month or so before Supergirl's series came out, and thus it was published in Superman/Batman #19. Once Supergirl had her own series (which obviously started with #1) they included that issue in with her books. It was named #0 to indicate that it came before all the others. Hope this helps!

To generate different powers by attempting to do something, say fly or go invisible, therefore learning how to do that thing. :D

Hello, As with most comics, the condition of the comic book is very important. This signed edition of Superman #75 was offered by Dynamic Forces in the eraly 1990's and should also include a Certificate of Authenticity. The correct names are: Jerry Siegel and Dan Jurgens. Jerry was one of the original creators of Superman way back in 1938. These comics range from $150-$350 if they have been certified by CGC (Certified Guaranty Company ). If I were you, I would keep this gem or pass it on to someone who would cherish a great collectible item by one of the pioneers of the comic book industry.

Electric guitar, acoustic guitar, drums/percussion, bass, piano, violin, viola, cello. This information was obtained from the CD's (America Town) liner notes.

Superman: The Movie (1978)

Management jobs are jobs where you are in the middle. You are between superiors over you and workers below you. Both of those conditions can put

great stress on you and sometimes you have to be like superman to triumph

over achieving what both of those conditions want at the same time.

in superman/batman 53-56

i have only found 2 and they were both on top of buildings

Bird of Paradise

It covers many themes, but in my opinion the main one is about coming to terms with one's own mortality and how your live can influence others.

The Hulk would win, because his anger fuels his power. Making him the strongest opponent.

That's a matter of opinion strength doesn't always matter in a fight for example batman could beat superman simple because he comes prepared with kryptonight in a lead pouch on his belt at all times the hulk couldn't beat flash because he could not catch him he can destroy things sure but by the time he destroys something flash is fast enough to run around the world and agile enough the dodge jump on or over the destruction batman could use his intellect to take down the flash by catching him but would fall against the hulk because he has no weakness besides becoming calm superman could beat the hulk because the hulk can be knocked out by enough missiles as is seen in the movies and cartoons and superman is stronger than that the flash could knock out the hulk because all he would have to do for the hulk or bat man is run around them in a circle creating a vacuum thereby suffocating them and for Superman he would have to forget his ethnic code an would have to disrupt his molecules that would be the easiest but most deadly way Godzilla could beat batman flash and the hulk he would beat batman by strength and flash and the hulk while super powered do not have immunity to his nuclear powered flames and would die Superman on the other hand has immunity to nuclear power and would not be harmed by anything Godzilla would do to him it could end any way it could be a draw or any one of them could come out on top they each have something that will counteract each other on could beat three of the others but not the fourth in this fight there are several thing i left out but that is the gist of it.

Batman has always wanted actual superpowers, but all he has is money and technology. He is jealous of Superman having superpowers.

A guy ejaculating on a girl's back, then sticking bed sheets onto the ejaculate. This gives the appearance of the girl wearing a cape--like Superman.

Kal-El was the name he had been given by his natural parents Jor-El and Lara Lor-Van. He was renamed Clark Kent after being found by his adoptive parents Jonathan and Martha Kent.