3 Marvel Superheroes Stronger Than Superman
With his blue suit and red cape, Superman has spent the last 80 plus years as one of the most recognisable literary characters in the world. There may not be a person on the planet who can't tell you the basics about the Man of Steel. He comes from a doomed alien planet, was raised on a farm in Kansas, and has a wide array of amazing powers, with super strength being a big one.
The vast majority of the world may well think that Superman is the strongest superhero there is, but they would be wrong. Sure, Superman can move a planet out of its orbit, but he isn't even in the top ten strongest heroes in the DC universe. Even in the Marvel universe, there are lots of heroes who are stronger than the Man of Tomorrow. Here are the top three amongst them.
As a product of Bob's reality warping, Sentry has limitless power and speed, capable of tearing holes in reality with his bare hands and flying faster than the speed of light. He's also capable of developing new powers as needed, because the Sentry isn't simply an individual, he's a living god's idea of what a superhero should be.
The recent comic saw Hulk pushed to his limit, as his nemesis the Leader teleported him across time and space, trying to find a way to kill him. After surviving the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs and punching his way out of a black hole, Hulk achieved his ultimate form which is a form so immensely powerful, even Galactus couldn't stand in his way (and when he tried, Hulk broke both his arms.)
The vast majority of the world may well think that Superman is the strongest superhero there is, but they would be wrong. Sure, Superman can move a planet out of its orbit, but he isn't even in the top ten strongest heroes in the DC universe. Even in the Marvel universe, there are lots of heroes who are stronger than the Man of Tomorrow. Here are the top three amongst them.
The Sentry
The Sentry's powers are some of the most misunderstood in comics, and that's because they're not his powers at all. When Bob Reynolds swallowed a refined version of the Super Soldier Serum, he gained total control of reality on the molecular level. Unable to cope with so much power, he created an alternate identity as the Sentry to simplify himself into a traditional superhero.You may also like
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As a product of Bob's reality warping, Sentry has limitless power and speed, capable of tearing holes in reality with his bare hands and flying faster than the speed of light. He's also capable of developing new powers as needed, because the Sentry isn't simply an individual, he's a living god's idea of what a superhero should be.
The Hulk
As previously stated, Superman has beaten the Hulk whenever they've clashed albeit one of those clashes was decided by fans, and could have gone either way. However, that was before the recent Hulk: Smash Everything by Ryan North and Vincenzo Carratù.The recent comic saw Hulk pushed to his limit, as his nemesis the Leader teleported him across time and space, trying to find a way to kill him. After surviving the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs and punching his way out of a black hole, Hulk achieved his ultimate form which is a form so immensely powerful, even Galactus couldn't stand in his way (and when he tried, Hulk broke both his arms.)
Thor
The son of Odin himself, Thor is one of the toughest guys in any room he enters. With his favorite hammer, Mjolnir, there are few in the Marvel universe or the DC universe who could stand up to Thor. Sure, Superman would give Thor a run for his money, and there's no doubt that the Asgardian would take his fair share of hits and end up with plenty of bruises, but at the end of the fight, the Last Son of Krypton is the one who would take the ten count.
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