17 ADAMANTIUM There aren't many things in the universe capable of cutting the Hulk's skin, but one that has always been able to slice and dice him has been Adamantium. That miraculous metal has seen its fair share of Hulk blood over the years thanks to the constant scuffles between the Hulk and Wolverine.
The Hulk's skin is nearly impenetrable and his lung capacity allows for long periods of submersion in water, exposure to many forms of gases, and even to temporary survival in the airless vacuum of outer space.
In addition, his skin gains a ridiculous greenish tone, and becomes bulletproof. As the Hulk, he can jump across a distance of 3-4 miles and a height of one kilometer. He also gains super strength and can lift more than 100 tons in the comics. The angrier he is, the stronger and larger he becomes.
They can cut through steel like butter. They have been shown to pierce Terrax, and damage Ultron, two highly durable & invulnerable characters (New Avengers v3#5 & Avengers v3#21); why not also Hulk? A vibranium weapon imbued with the power of the Wakandan gods. It's been shown to cut through anything.
While the Hulk was easily able to survive the barrage of nuclear weapons, the noise of the explosions and cries of dying people eventually came to bother him. The Hulk returned to his birthplace in New Mexico and sealed himself in a cave with a massive boulder, trapping Banner inside with him for many years.
In Infinity #6, the Hulk supports the entire weight of a star with his strength alone. If the star's weight was equivalent to the weight of Sol, the Hulk is capable of lifting 2 octillion tons.
Due to the gamma radiation that birthed him, his skin is nearly indestructible and takes massive force to break. Throughout Hulk's many on-screen fights, he has only bled twice, and both circumstances prove it takes a unique set of variables to accomplish that.
Spider-Man Can Take Hulk's Hits (And Deal Just as Much Damage) If Spider-Man can survive a blast from a cannon designed to take out the Incredible Hulk, and his super-durable genetic makeup, it's logical to assume he has similar durability (broken ribs notwithstanding, though they heal fast).
As the battle begins, Scott warns his team, "Everyone back! I'm going to max power!" before using a concussive blast so powerful it begins to strip the skin from Hulk's body. It isn't quite enough to stop him, but that impact puts Cyclops in a small group of people able to damage Hulk in his strongest form.
“The Hulk has never come up against every Infinity Stone in a gauntlet, and the pure power of the stones. Thanos is nearly invincible, and he did not heal either,” Joe Russo says in a Twitter Q&A hosted by Wired . “So, clearly, when you wield the full power of the Infinity Stone, it's irreparable damage to your being.”
Hulk punched the Abomination with 23443.9848 newtons of force to Implode his face with his fist. And hulk delivered the punch at 3019.65670265 meters per second, close to mach 10.
This depends on his acceleration as much as his top speed. The Hulk has been clocked at around 600 miles per hour while running. However, when he runs, his powerful legs tend to tear up the ground beneath his feet, which is why he prefers to jump long distances.
Remember that Gray Hulk might be the weakest version of the Hulk of all-time but there was one other time that Hulk went gray after that original appearance. This was when he turned into Mr. Fixit.
One idea is that the creation of Professor Hulk let Bruce's intelligence inject more humanity into the Hulk. As a result, his rage was tempered enough to affect his strength.
One misconception in Marvel Comics is that Smar Hulk is not as strong as the regular Hulk. This is just not true. With Banner's mind and Hulk's brawn, the Smart Hulk is just as strong as the regular Hulk and is even stronger because he can use his brains to increase his strength when he needs to.
The simple answer is no. Yes, Hulk absolutely smashes Thor to the ground with Mjolnir, but, he's holding both Thor and the hammer. Hulk wouldn't have been able to lift Mjolnir by himself, but since the God of Thunder had a firm grip on it as well, he was able to use it as a weapon against his teammate.
Hulk co-creator Stan Lee cameos as a man who becomes ill when drinking the soda poisoned by Banner's blood. Michael K. Williams appears as a Harlem bystander, a role that was written for him by Norton, who is a fan of The Wire.
Surprisingly, Banner found he could move freely in the irradiated world thanks to his body's resistance to radiation. However, he realized he would still die of starvation were it not for one of the Hulk's weirdest powers – the ability to eat anything.
Banner's plan seems even more reckless than usual. First of all, as he admits, there is no guarantee that this will kill Hulk. The Immortal Hulk series has established that the Hulk is functionally immortal, and he can survive even after Banner dies, which is exactly what scares the scientist.
Technically forever. Even though we've never seen it play out in the canon Earth-616, there are plenty of storylines where Hulk and Bruce are the last ones alive.
