American Comics: I, New York Underground Prince

Thor takes out an alien warship with his warhammer.

Rather than saying that this thing is a battleship, it is more appropriate to say that it is a huge alien creature.

Having said that, Thor did indeed kill one.

Under his feet, this strange creature has no breath, which shows how terrifying Thor's thunder power is.

But when Thor raised his head, he found that there were two giant beasts roaming in the sky. In the city, they were more like overlords, rampaging unscrupulously.

Seeing this, Thor raised his hammer subconsciously, trying to summon thunder and lightning again.

But Thor, who released two big moves successively, was obviously a little powerless.

Thunder was no longer being drawn, and Thorton frowned, only feeling that Xiaoyun didn't give himself face by 037.

On the side, Tony stayed in the sky, like a fort, and all the enemies who passed by Tony were shot down by him.

"Can't we figure out a way to turn off that teleportation device?"

Tony muttered, and when he looked up at the portal, a terrifying aura spread.

It was like the gaze of a demon from the abyss of hell, but it made Tony shudder.

This breath is so terrifying, it's more like the soul has been seen through.

High in the sky, the roar of alien warships is so eye-catching. (a GBe)

Tony couldn't help but look up.

Hulk At the moment, who just tore apart several Zeta Swiss Soldiers, is advancing along the tall building.

To Hulk, the torn soldiers are just a tool to vent his emotions. If he really wants to talk about an equal enemy, it is naturally this huge killing weapon.

The body of the alien battleship is covered with a layer of steel armor, and there are hidden turrets under the armor. This monster just roams in the sky without doing anything, and the turrets will destroy all the surrounding buildings.

It is the main weapon of space predators, and it is also a powerful weapon to bring a huge sense of oppression to the enemy.

But in Blue Star, the coercion brought by Hulk is far greater than these weapons.

I saw Hulk jumping up and hitting the creature directly with his heavy fist.

In a trance, the creature's body seemed to sink a bit, but the range was not too large.

Also in mid-air.

Tony looked in front of him in disbelief, "How did this thing fly?"

Or is this creature originally with Flight Ability?

Tony couldn't figure it out, he just regarded it as an enemy beyond the physical realm.

After all, it is obviously unrealistic to argue with aliens about Blue Star physics.

Under Hulk's crazy offensive, the alien creature began to move downwards.

The building below was like paper, and the gravel kept falling to the ground, making a burst of noise.

And the streets were devastated by these gravels.

Fortunately, the masses were safely evacuated, otherwise, in this situation, a lot of people would have been smashed to death.

Hulk got vented, and the monster tried to throw Hulk out.

Obviously, Hulk didn't intend to let go so easily.

His palm directly dug the monster's body, and clinging tightly to it.

No matter how the monster sways, the Hulk stays on it!

This scene can be regarded as a thriller, and Hulk's brute force is also fully displayed in At the moment!

All the heroes couldn't help being dumbfounded when they saw Hulk's crazy figure.

"Is this really a superhero?"