Hey I love your Iron Man armored adventures videos

Galactus has been a punching bag for over 10 years now. He's a jobber that's it

Thor was still bullying him even when he gave up the Power Cosmic to talk to Bill, that's when he showed he could take the Power Cosmic from Galactus whenever he wanted.

@@stael2173 which was bullshit

The fun thing is, if he had the full odin force back then as many assumed he had back then (or at least assume he was supposed to have it), him overpowering Galactus should be unconstestable for nearly everyone. Because vanilla Thor has always been portrayed as able to wound Galactus, skyfathers to be able to meaningfully contend with Galactus and so are on the same general power class (regardless of how one thinks skyfathers and Galactus rank within that same class), and Thor with the full Odinforce is usually shown to be at least one whole weight class above Odin in raw powers, so a full Odin force Thor with herald powers should by extension be capable of bodying Galactus 1 on 1 everytime they clash when they start at the same percentage of their power, so to speak. And if him allowing Galactus to turn him into a herald (would have to, for the just mentioned reason) also created a door way for Thor to be able to pull power cosmic from Galactus, then to me it would check out. Would is the keyword here. Even if that were true, it was still explained poorly, because I have to asume that Cates indeed meant to pull from the history of interactions between these characters, and if that were true then it would still be bad writing to assume most of the audience would be as familiar with said history. But we know that it either wasn't his true intentions from the start, or that he changed his mind and retroactively made it not the case when he revealed that Thor didn't yet posses the full Odiforce.

Galactus is overblown and was just a dude once

Still very good to be back

facts

Absolutely. When Thor and hulk both had "each others powers", Thor literally tears team Odin and Hulk's arm off and it is very clear that both Odin and Bruce know they can't win the fight, as they never thought they could hence their initial plan was to trick him into getting trapped by the world ash. Sure, it might not be a fully conscious Thor fighting a fully conscious Hulk/Banner, but they would never fight to a "definite answer" if they're both of sound mind (or whatever passes for that with whatever iteration of Hulk/Banner we are talking about). And also during their fight before Iron Man showed up, Hulk has aways been shown to be able to physically hurt base Thor, nothing new there, but Thor is still shown holding back and hardly taking a back seat to it. He is fighting sportmanly, not like "I will put you down" or anything. And the story pretty much says so too, as when Thor is Hulked out BRB explictly says "Hulk/Banner never fought Thor unleashed, just the avenger", which includes the fight just before too. Maybe the winner is not revealed in a satisfying way, but it is plenty clear.

Yes and now it's time to get in the ring with Thanos, and later the Hulk? Now Thor should be getting the credit he has always should have. He has always been the most Powerful In Marvel in terms of super heroes on earth. and as far as cross-over goes, bring on Superman....fight should last for about 10 seconds.

Thor needs an antagonist like Thanos to challenge his power.

Just look at the MCU. Those movies are pushing feminism and leftism. All straight white males are either goofy, incompetent, evil, or weak. All the women are stoic, confident, and capable. Most of the straight white male characters have been replaced.

Good to be back. Also, I don’t know if I’ve ever mentioned this, but I love your content. I recommended your channel in a reply to a comment on my God Butcher video. Keep up the great work!

@@ThorTalk thanks bro your one of the BEST Thor comic KZfaqr I know

@@ThorTalk you got any story arch recommendations for adaptation?

@@therussiancomicbookgeek Phoenix king Thor arc?

A few come to mind. I tried to think of some that I thought would work for your channel’s style. Even though I mentioned some problems with them, Cates’ Devourer King and God of Hammers would be good for more recent adaptations. Ragnarok is really good and big in scale (Thor #80-85). Matt Fraction’s Mighty Thor #1-6 is an Asgardians vs Galactus story that’s decent. If you’re looking for a more obscure one, Kieron Gillen’s Siege Aftermath (Thor #611-614) is underrated. For individual comics, I might recommend Thor volume 3 #3 (Thor brings a reckoning to Iron Man for Civil War), the Last Stand of Skurge the Executioner (Thor #362), and Thor negotiating with the Kree (Infinity #4).

I agree 100%

Maybe slightly more than a bit

@@ThorTalk There is actually a version of Galactus stronger then this. Its when he absorbed Dormammu and the whole marvel universe. Galactus forgot about that, but still that has to be the most powerful version

They used to be, but after Ragnarok Blake gained sentience

@@ThorTalk Ok thanks

Those are distinct things. One is "which is more good as a whole", the other is "which one has the highest peak". They both involve value comparison, but they're still not the same question.