In Power Man #17 (1974), Luke Cage performs a super-strength feat. Luke Cage becomes … Power Man! The ‘Hero For Hire’ is hired by Orville Smythe “to test [Tony Stark]’s factory’s security system.” The truth turns out completely different. At the end of the mission, Luke Cage faces Orville Smythe’s Sky-Skate! How much strength does it take to barrel through titanium […]
In Power Man #17 (1974), Luke Cage performs a super-strength feat. Luke Cage becomes … Power Man! The ‘Hero For Hire’ is hired by Orville Smythe “to test [Tony Stark]’s factory’s security system.” The truth turns out completely different. At the end of the mission, Luke Cage faces Orville Smythe’s Sky-Skate!
How much strength does it take to barrel through titanium steel and lead glass-reinforced windows?
In ‘Power Man #17’, Power Man performs a super-strength feat as he barrels his way through a titanium steel door and lead-reinforced glass. (Photo/Marvel Comics)
THE REPEATED KICKS PACKED IN 203873 TONS OR 2,000,000 N! POWER MAN KICKED HIS WAY THROUGH A 1.5 M BY 3 M TITANIUM STEEL DOOR!
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