[TheBlueMarvel]

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Originally Posted by Nimrod

US Army did all the damage to the Sentinel when Sam lured it onto the US Army live fire arty range, even then with all the damage it took, it was still squeezing him to death until Sam had Redwing go in it's head & snap off some wires. As for the Hulk, I refer to 70s-80s Hulk, where a squad of Omega Sentinels fully equipped to take him out, could. I disregard today's unkillable boring versions of Hulk & Wolverine. I lose quick interest in characters that can come back from a drop of blood.

Still having troubles with that "quote" thing, huh?

Life would be so much easier, and delusional, mind you, if we were allowed to cherry pick only the parts that confirmed our inherent biases and preferences. Interesting that you accept character progression and ongoing development with the Sentinels in the form of Nimrod, but discount and dismiss the concept when it runs counter to what you believe. The fact remains that Falcon, marginally a mutant, with zero powers outside of his psychic connection with Redwing was able to defeat a "mighty" Sentinel with nary any assistance at all. Pfft, if the army can take out a Sentinel then there's nothing they can do to the Hulk who has flummoxed the armed forces at every turn, in every instance since the very moment the character was created. Great Falcon mini-series, by the way, I highly suggest it to anyone that hasn't read. Also, it's bad form to try to conflate writing laziness revolving around Wolverine's Post Civil War confrontation with Nitro in some weak effort to besmirch the Hulk; nice attempt at misdirection. I also enjoy throwing out that instance of regenerating from a drop of blood as a playful taunt to Wolverine fans when they want me to take their protestations seriously. Got to take those blinders off, son (90's rap vernacular "son"...not meant to infantilize), it ain't 1985 anymore and Days of Future Past never actually happened in the 616.