How powerful is Zeus in Marvel?

Superhuman Strength: Like all Olympians, Zeus is superhumanly strong. His strength is far superior to the vast majority of his race and he is capable of lifting over 100 tons, without supplementing his strength with his other powers.

Is Zeus a villain in Marvel?

Zeus is a fictional character, a god appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character is based on the god Zeus in Greek mythology.

Is anyone more powerful than Zeus?

Zeus is the supreme deity in Ancient Greek religion and is also known as the Father, the god of thunder, or the “cloud-gatherer” because it was thought that he ruled the skies and weather. However, Zeus was afraid of Nyx, the goddess of night. Nyx is older and more powerful than Zeus.

Is Odin more powerful than Zeus?

So the fact that Thor was able to hold his own against Zeus speaks volumes and I think is good enough evidence to say that between Odin and Zeus, Odin is more powerful than Zeus, perhaps even more than just “Slightly more powerful.” Thanks for the question, Aaron!

How does Zeus end the fight with Thor?

Zeus ends the fight by reminding Thor of the truce between Olympus and Asgard, and Thor agrees to back down if Zeus agrees to stop being involved in the Trojan War. We see at the end, though, that a similarly amnesiac Loki suggested the Trojan Horse to Odysseus.

Was Odin the main force in Thor?

This isn’t even getting into the whole “Odin was the main force through the creation of the Destroyer armor, which can punch through CELESTIAL ARMOR!” Perhaps the best argument in favor of Odin over Zeus came in Thor Annual #8 by Roy Thomas, John Buscema and Tony DeZuniga.

What’s the deal with Odin and the serpent?

We saw this again in Kieron Gillen and Richard Ellison’s Journey Into Mystery #627, during the “Fear Itself” storyline, where Odin’s older brother, the Serpent, was ravaging Earth and Odin was debating whether it made sense to just wipe Earth out and start all over again if that’s what it took to stop the Serpent.