Whenever two particularly strong fictional characters with comics happen to coexist in the cultural zeigeist, there are always segments of their respective phandomes trying to determine who is more powerful. If the fans are happy, the characters live in the same universe, and even two different with something comparable rules. In such cases, the situation may rest by facing the characters with a standard team edition or crossover ... OK, at least until the fans decide to blame the writer's outcome behind the story and return to the endless debate.

Speaking of debates, let's get into a particularly big one. Since Superman is DC and Hulk's most difficult blow is a resident of Marvel, a strong man, they are natural elections for today's thought experiment. The popular way to compare two superheroes is to imagine physical confrontation with them. Today, we will mix things a little and try to find out which character is actually physically stronger.

This, of course, is a challenging difficult temptation, thanks to a decades -long history of the couple's comics and electricity sets that have changed a little over the years. However, this is the challenge we are dealing with today, so let's get involved in a fun game of "which hero is the strongest?"

Superman is the original superhero with a massive washing list of different forces, but fortunately, we should not expose all of his arsenal - today, only his super power will be enough. Not that this makes things easier. Boring enough, DC Comics's official profile refuses to give statistics to a specific level of power, and fans' sources consider him to have an unlimited force without a well -known ceiling. Superman, however, is easily one of the strongest characters in all DC Comics. Moreover, he is able to add to his already huge level of strength, exposing to the power of the yellow sun.

Different powered versions of Superman have shown levels of strength that take place between incredible and completely funny. The strongest known version, Superman Prime Minister One million, actually lived in the sun for 15,000 years, emitting its energy and turning into a glittering, golden god. To put its powers in the context, the superman in the series "Grant Morrison and Frank quietly" "All-Star Superman" becomes stronger as it is slowly dying and continues to deal with 200 Quintilion Tony with one hand, which is said to be about three times more than the usual level of power.

Meanwhile, several versions of Superman have been shown as significantly weaker than the classic iteration of the character's silver age, which was basically able to manifest any feats of force it wanted. As such, there is no truly accurate way to measure Superman's power, except by saying that most of the character's repetitions are probably even stronger than you think.

The announcement Hulk becomes, the stronger.

This and a period of double person caused by gamma radiation are the main components of the character's power set, but since not so much Jolie the green giant is angry at approximately all the time and can always get a little fierce, and his anger and its strength are effectively boundless. In fact, an eternal increase in anger without a cap, whatever, a specific part of its set of power. Well, this is the correct type of secondary power of non-power that I aim to avoid it, but Hulk's anger is so directly linked to its physical power that there is no way to avoid taking into account.

Thanks to his anger cheat code, Hulk is technically infinitely strong, and since he also seems to be efficiently immortal, there is nothing that prevents his boiler from boiling as needed to complete the physical task. Hulk, such as a praise fond, is really the strongest there, and if it is angry enough, there is no second and third place because it breaks the entire podium.

This means that theoretically, under the true writer, Hulk can become an eternal, unstoppable plant whose rage is boiling for eoni and constantly increasing its strength until it is stronger than the rest of the universe. Outside the main canon, this actually happened when one of Bruce Banner's washer became consumed by the devil's cosmic being one under all, whose influence turned Hulk into a giggant switch, a heartless harvest that lived billions of years and destroyed a whole universe.

It would be very difficult to sell the modern audience version of Superman, which is so powerful that it can fly so fast across the country that it will return its time, in 1978 Superman. Maybe this is why DC Universe James Gunn's DC Universe Superman (David Corpens) It seems significantly weaker than many superman comics. It seems that he fights significantly in his fights and takes much more hits than your average version of the character. This Superman, however, is still very capable, as we see that he uses pure physical power to press against (though not completely raised from the ground) of the character of Kaiyu whose size is approximately comparable to Monserverse version of King Kong (which weighs at least 158 ​​tons). This does not say much about the maximum strength of this Superman, of course, but gives us a rough Balpark to speculate.

Also, the MCU version of Hulk (Mark Rufalo) is far from the big, bad power plant in comics. The biggest feat of pure force (or, at least, punching power) of this version of the character is probably in the "Avengers", where he knocked out a giant, armored left -stroke. This is not easily translated on the results of the press bench, but it definitely puts MCU Hulk in a similar category "Manhandles Kaiju Monsters" as Superman Corpens.

As for pure combat power, there is a pretty simple way to solve the Superman-Hulk equation. When you look at their complete power kits, Superman is over and above Hulk. His far more diverse forces give Superman a special advantage in the one-on-one battle: his capabilities to fly and use super speed, both of which he lacks Hulk, will allow him to simply fly his opponent into space and neutralize it in the orbit of an appropriately.

The strength, on the other hand, is a more intriguing object thanks to the aforementioned flux at the level of characters. In the interest of righteousness, we will reduce the All-Star Superman ministers and his claim that the basic Superman can press against about 65-70 quintiles Tony. However, it seems to me that the basic force of Cryptonian is almost certainly better than Hulk, simply because he just needs to expose himself to sunlight to perform his incredible feats. As such, in (certainly unlikely) the scenario of the two street meetings and deciding to have a makeshift competition for strong faces, my money would initially be on the Super on a sunny day.

However, when it comes to the strength of the strength, Hulk's escalation force makes things interesting. Because his physical power is directly related to his anger and has no real upper limit on how crazy he is, his potential muscle strength is technically (and quite probably literally) endless. Because of this aspect of Hulk's power, I will say that the green man is a stronger character. After all, no matter how powerful Superman is, he can't beat the endlessly strong ... What is exactly what Hulk's power set allows him to potentially become.

We have found that current live versions with Hulk and Superman's action are not at the same level as their equivalents to the print media when it comes to pure force. But since the Superman Corpens has the aforementioned feats of Kiaiu and generally meets as a very strong character, the pressure is on Hulk outside the gate.

While Mark Rufalo on Macu Hulk It can be held against almost any extremely powerful character whose name is not Tanos (Oshos Brolin) or Surthur (Clinic Brown), physically the biggest and toughest opponent he successfully fights for a prolonged time is a 23 -meter magical wolf in "Thor: Ragnarok". Well, Henis has his own superpowers, but the way Hulk fought against Astway, however, suggests that he may not have what is needed to stop the giant monster Kaiu on his tracks, Superman's style. However, Leviacan Punch in the "Avengers" shows impressive power of stopping, so that for arguments, we put it on the same level as Superman Corpents here.

Here's where things become iousubopite. Hulk MCC demonstrates the possibility of becoming more powerful as it becomes desirable (Tim Roth's abdomen can provide first -hand information about this). However, the version of Rufalo's character seems to lose most of the aspect of the anger after Banner and Hulk's characters merge to the level of "Professor Hulk". Because this helps him to control his emotions, it also means that his strength does not scale as easily as the comic book version. Meanwhile, the Superman of the Corpens has been shown to be quickly powered when exposed to the sun, strongly suggesting that Superman's comic book fraudster codes are very much in the game. Because of this, the winner in this particular show of force is likely to be Superman.