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I had the same thought when I noticed that shirt while watching X-Men '97. Also, I don't care what anyone says. Music Band is my favorite band bar none! -
Lol. Gambit's concert shirt that simply says ROCK gives me the rememberries of another iconic image I'm very fond of. -
By LoneWolfSones · Posted
I get what you're saying. Also made difficult when certain characters share/reuse the same body mold. A good example is the Gamerverse symbiote spidey who seems out of scale with the advanced suit spidey and they are supposed to be the the same iteration of the character. And yeah, not a fan of the treatment of Hulk in the MCU used as a punching bag for jokes either. Hulk and Juggs would be a matchup you'd expect given the characters respective strength and size. So again I understand why folks would want them to be a bit more even. And not sure if that was Ultimate Alliance? Maybe Marvel Heroes? Which has been resurrected by the way! Been a while since I played either. But I always liked Marvel Heroes too. -
Important thing about sizing in comic books is how Bad guys are always depicted bigger than the good guys, it's almost like unwritten rule that reflects subconscious David vs. Goliath idea audiences have, so it makes sense that when Hulk is the good guy he usually smaller than the Abomination or Juggernaut, yet when Superheroes are fighting wild evil Hulk he's always gigantic. -
By greenlucario · Posted
From what I've gathered I'd say the stats shake out more like this, Juggernaut 6' 10", Hulk between 6' 6" and 8' depending on his "form". Yes, I've seen the Marvel.com stats that show Juggernaut at over 9 feet, but most sources I've found, outside of that one, show him between the upper end of 6' and 8'. Again looking at this breakdown the two are very close in height, and so that's why I'd prefer to have them be closer in height in figure form. Hence, my opinion of this Juggernaut being too big. And yes, I'm aware this is based on the game's version, as I'm sure most are. But possibly more to the point, when you're deciding if this better sculpted, better articulated version will work as a comic version, the answer is unfortunately no. Which is why I felt he was too big. The game version always seemed comically large even in the context of the game itself.
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