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When you push the hero too far...
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B2D327

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On 2/20/2022 at 4:44 PM, Readcomix said:

That reminds me... the World War hulk sequence where Hulk goes after Xavier...Colossus and Wolverine confront him; Hulk crushes Colossus' arms and batters Wolverine's head, so as to rattle his brain against his adamantium skull.

Probably some of the best examples of Hulk being savage, including crushing Dr. Strangers hands and telling Black Bolt he wanted to “hear him scream”…back on topic, Wolvie and what appears to be another castration from DD 196

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On 2/20/2022 at 8:52 PM, s-man said:

One of my favorite moments in the Dark Phoenix saga..

Panels of Interest — Phoenix vs. Mastermind. [from Uncanny X-Men...

I would have included the following page as well.  She totally crushes him mentally...

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On 2/20/2022 at 8:41 PM, Ken Aldred said:

I would have included the following page as well.  She totally crushes him mentally...

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Being at work, the first part was the best I could find  :juggle:

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Miracleman breaking Kid Miracleman's neck when he reverts to human form to escape the pain of a rock and a girder being materialized into his head and chest by Aza Chorn (second place bonus to Chorn for being pushed too far and not pointlessly throwing things but rather "embedding" them).

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On 2/20/2022 at 3:40 PM, THE_BEYONDER said:

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Still one of the best covers, and issues, ever. Alan Davis in his prime is hard to beat.

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Cue Ben wearing a copy of his original helmet from when they began, again, for about a year's worth of real-time issues, after which he just openly left the scar-tissue exposed. He and Wolverine ultimately met for drinks and made up, spurred on by Reed's 'death'. His face ultimately got returned to normal as a 'gift' from Hyperstorm, the villainous son of Franklin Richards and Rachel Summers from the DOFP continuity (I think, the exact continuity may not have been confirmed). So all up it lasted from issue 374 to around 405 or so, not bad in comic bad terms for a 'real change', particularly the 90's.

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