Just how strong is the Hulk?

[wes]

And this is where Marvel started loosing it.

As others have said, in about 1996/97 it started unravelling with all these alternate timelines aome coin.nd reboots.

For the main Spider-Man comics there were already about 5 different publications needed to complete the regular story.

That`s why I only collect vintage comics.........I have a few thousand that are worth some coin.

[Ronnie Rep]

The Hulk has always been my favorite Marvel character.  I am sure it's the same for all the other Muscleheads on here.
Second would be Thor for obvious reasons.

[hardgainerj]

[Ronnie Rep]

[MAXX]

I have thought about this for a few seconds now but then I reminded myself that I'm not 7 years old anymore

[Fortress]

I have thought about this for a few seconds now but then I reminded myself that I'm not 7 years old anymore

Don’t be a drag. When all is said and done, this is the shit that makes life fun.

[Matt]

Loved comics back in the 70s and early 80s.

They were characters you could relate to.

Subparman, Spoderman, Swamp Thing, Paste Pot Pete, Plastic Man, Annihilus, Dracula, CryptKeeper, VaultKeeper, The Old Witch etc

Was also a big fan of Richard Corben in the 70s.


And of course Robert Crumb

Geebus, Crumb was an...interesting individual.

The EC Comics [cryptkeeper] was produced from around 1949 to 1959, I think.  Frederic Wortham [sp] wrote a book called Seduction of the Innocent, suggesting that horror comics were turning young boys into deviant individuals.  The data showed that these young boys were spending their days inside reading comics...and not out raping and murdering women.

So yeah - that was some Reefer Madness delusion cited in that book.  Utter garbage.  Typical sociologist moron who thinks these issues are environmental, when they are predominantly genetic.