The Hulk has little trouble beating characters in the MCU, but the figures in the pages of DC Comics are a whole other story.

Darkseid and Thanos are the two most comparable characters here––both imposing giant threats with demonic armies and solo power enough to defeat DC and Marvel's heroes single-handedly.

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Darkseid, the god of Apokolips, wields Omega Beams and godlike strength. His cosmic power makes him one of DC’s most terrifying villains. Thanos’s might is no match for Darkseid’s reality-warping ...

Mad Titan, known as Thanos, is the most notable and notorious supervillain in Marvel Comics. Thanos first appeared in the Bronze Age of Comics when Jim Starlin and Mike Friedrich decided to create a ...

The Spectre is not known only as the character that can surpass Black Adam in a fight. He is likewise known to be in the top 10 most powerful DC characters ever created. The Spectre is a character who ...

Believe it or not, Thanos wasn’t 100% original. His creator, Jim Starlin, admitted that when he first sketched out the ...

He beat Darkseid to the point where he was blinded and couldn’t use his Omega Beams, and then the unthinkable happened. Darkseid surrendered.

Thanos was one of the most formidable villains in the MCU, but according to a theory gaining traction, there was one character who could have easily defeated him, if only he had survived long enough.

Once Thanos paved the way for outside characters to appear in Fortnite, it opened the floodgates. A John Wick skin followed the next year, and the trend continued this year with a Darth Vader who ...