Not really. Sometimes I think people use that "excuse"too much. Hulk has given whole teams of heroes a hard time since the 60s. He stalemate and sometimes overpowered the Fantastic Four and The Avengers in those early days.
A mindless Hulk (separated from Banner) was overpowering the team of powerhouses Hercules, Namor, Wonder Man, Iron Man, and later, Doc. Samson and She-Hulk. They only got the upper hand when he started to get weak an sick as a result of the separation (both him and Banner were dying).
Another mindless Hulk stalemated another team of Avengers, and to avoid a tragedy, Dr. Strange had to exile him to the crossroads.
Following that, he overpowered Alpha Flight when he came back.
There are more examples. But WWH was the biggest of them. Hulk was winning agains teams of avengers, FF and more, a zom possessed Strange and could only be matched by an out of control Sentry. Let's not even mention that, minutes after that (when they both knocked each other) Hulk turned into the world breaker, a much more powerful incarnation.
Also, during WWH, he was defeating entire teams of X-Men and members of X-Force together.
Lately, this new incarnation, Immortal Hulk, couldn't be stopped by teams of Avengers, he easily went through them.
And now, we had that last fight.
So, if that's lowballing teams, Hulk has a life of doing it. Or it could be that he's THAT powerful; specially this incarnation.
Exactly!
Well he has engaged full teams before, I dont have a problem with that
it was the ease of the physical defeat I felt was a low ball, which of course was intended
in the past its always seemed a titanic struggle, this was a squash match imo
which I felt undersold how powerful this team is supposed to be
Sure it's to sell his strength, but a huge, protracted battle with the team could have done that too without the low ball effect I feel it gave
More articles - and one review - about Immortal Hulk #7:
http://epicstream.com/news/NicoParun...-a-Cliffhanger
https://insidepulse.com/2018/10/11/m...ster-iron-man/
https://screenrant.com/hulk-killed-a...omic-immortal/
https://thesplashpage.net/2018/10/11/immortal-hulk-7/
https://www.cbr.com/iron-man-kills-immortal-hulk/
And now comes the worst part.
The waiting.
Too bad they couldn't get Issue #8 released a week early. I feel like the date would be appropriate.
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BLOWN AWAY! This is one of the best comic runs I have ever read; EVER! I am almost at a loss for words regarding how awesome this latest incarnation of the Hulk is. This writer needs to not just have a long run, but a legendary run! I normally only give a rating in relation to 5 stars, for this issue though, 10 out of 10 stars! I am breathless, hope to write more in the future after I come down off of this Hulk-High I am on.
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For the record, I wouldn't say he was overpowering them in the sense that they were holding back. For example later on, I remember when one of the Avengers was seriously in trouble Herc stepped up and knocked Hulk down saying something like fighting was one thing but he wouldn't let Hulk kill anyone and when there was a temporary decision to kill Hulk because he was split from Banner, Herc noted he was ready to not hold back...I got the feeling that if Herc had been enraged rather than happily in battle Herc alone could have stood up to him..
So the cliffhanger at the end of Immortal Hulk# 7, so is he now like Deadpool ?.
I am a Marvel fan preferably cosmic storylines, especially Thanos or Dark Phoenix related, when both the Avengers and the X-Men are involved count me in, loved the original Uncanny Avengers series.
Not a fan of any of the new characters.
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Funny how there were all these articles going on about how Jen was stronger than the Hulk. Then this issue comes out, and everybody just makes a reference to the speech Hulk made, and not that he straight up caught her punch and was shown easily matching an enraged She-Huk before even opening his mouth.
Funny that.
Technically this has been a thing since PAD, though Ewing is the first to explicitly state the Hulk is immortal, and show it repeatedly on panel, rather than simply have the Maestro regenerate, and make repeated references to Hulk being unkillable.