who here thinks the unstoppable juggernaut is one of the greatest comic book characters ever?

Answer 1

Totally.
I REALLY like the fact that he's NOT a mutant, but gets his powers from the mystic Crimson Bands of Cyttorak... that just sounds money.
His helmet is actually a PRACTICAL accessory to his costume too, what to keep out the telepathic attacks of the step-brother he used to pick on, aka Charlie Xavier. So, on a functionality over fashion level, the helmet works. And actually makes him look pretty cool, when drawn well (NOT like the bowl he sported in X3, the movie).
I always have enjoyed the Juggernaut, as he's never really been a super-serious villain (like Magneto or Doom) - he's just a really big, unstoppable dude who, a lot of the times, is PROVOKED by super-heroes when really he's just minding his own business... which I guess, even in the Marvel U, is pretty hard to do when you're built like Cain Marko.
Yeah, Juggernaut IS way cool, conceptually. That whole thing where he lost his powers and was dating she-hulk and stuff was terrible. They never should have done that. But at least they DID make Juggernaut a playable character in the Marvel Super Heroes video game... too cool.

Answer 2

I liked Juggernaut, and I have (somewhere) the original X-Men book where he first appeared. The scenes in the combat room, where The Beast is just getting beaten to death, are intense and hilarious, all at the same time. The early X-Men were the first to feel during a fight: "this is gonna hurt ... BANG!". And the next frame has The Beast in a pile of rubble, groaning, and all you see is one of his huge feet. Fantastic stuff! The Juggarnaut was a killer, and they all had to work together, and eventually it was Professor X who subdued him - cuz, you know, they were related.

But, if you're interested, my favorite character is Angel. I'm so sorry he didn't appear much in the X-Men animated series, nor in the first two films. To actually have wings and to fly! What a dream.

Does anyone else prefer the animated series (especially the first 3 seasons) over the movies? Rogue has SO much more personality in the animated series.

Answer 3

Juggs is ok.. but not hte greatest comic book character ever ..That would belong to the Silver Surfer...he could take Juggs out in a second . A supernova of power cosmic would leave Juggs dead. Also The Crow is a cool concept ...where you are brought back from the dead to set the wrong things right ...

But Juggernaut is one of my favorite villians tho. but hes not unstoppable hes been stop quite a few times.. the Hulk stop him with one punch before !!!

Answer 4

"best" is a marginally subjective time era, yet i've got enjoyed the particularly some personas Henry Pym has used with the aid of fact the early Nineteen Sixties. i will additionally think of of a handful of Atom memories starring Ray Palmer that I nonetheless like, and that i additionally enjoyed giant Boy and Shrinking Violet from the Legion of great Heroes, yet i'm going to stay with Dr. Pym as an all-time famous, with extensive-guy as my famous Pym alter ego.

Answer 5

The juggernaut is stoppable once his helmet is off. I think the Thing in Four Force is stronger.

Answer 6

hes at least the coolest villian even though hes not a mutant

phsicicks may be all powerful but their ability just seems unfair Id rather be strong and invulnerable than have the power to change your mind and lift things without useing my hands

Answer 7

nawww, if I have to choose a special power, mind control is the best hands down. I also think Magneto is the coolest X-Men character.

Answer 8

yeah he pretty good when he is fighting guys like the Hulk, Thor, and others in that strength level. But when he got pimped slapped by Onslaught, he got scared.

Answer 9

he was cool when he was a bad guy and before they messed around with his powers

Answer 10

He's just a dumb brute with no real complexities