Brute Forces

Now THESE are Brute Forces.

oooo.  scary.  Judging from that lightning scar on his chest, I guess Superboy Prime is not the only superhuman with a self-mutilation fetish.

Another “lucky shot” from Doc Samson.

I’m not sure if the good doctor here was only able to get in a lucky shot, since Colossus is way stronger than he is, but he appears to be laying into the Hulk just fine.

Former psychiatrist Leonard Skivorski, Jr, exposed to siphoned excess gamma radiation, was transformed into the immensely strong Doc Samson.  Initially, his strength was dependent on the length of his hair, which was rather cheesy, now his strength is independent of his hair length.

Although not endowed with the Power Cosmic like Terrax, the Persuader has kicked around entire groups of the Legion of Superheroes, with the Legion only being saved by the arrival of their big guns, usually Mon El or Superboy, as the Persuader has, on occasion, fought Ultraboy to a standstill.  I wonder who would win in a match between them?

Which brings me to another axe-wielding brute force wandering the cosmos, this time in the DC Universe, home of The Persuader, whose atomic axe, coupled with his great strength, can cut pretty much through anything.

Although having been infused with the same Power Cosmic as all of the heralds are, Terrax, being a bully and bruiser at heart, prefers to use his cosmic energy to power his muscles, and in conjunction with his cosmic axe, he pretty much as enough power to rend entire worlds.

Going cosmic this time, Tyros was your typical mutant alien before being turned by the world-devouring Galactus into a brute force of a herald: Terrax the Tamer.

The mainstream Blob, although depowered and looking pretty much like Fat Bastard after his subway diet, was still pretty much better off than his Ultimate Universe counterpart, who had the misfortune of feasting on the Wasp’s innards, prompting Giant Man to return the favor by biting his gluttonous head off.

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