Superman from the comics: Starting with the Black Robe

Chapter 494 The Completely Amateur Lantern Man, the Hulk with Infinite Rage

As chaos first broke out, Captain America once again took the lead, setting up his vibranium shield to leap over the protruding concrete rubble and rush forward: "Dr. Banner, can you hear me?!"

The relationship between Dr. Banner and the Hulk has never been good. In the past, if the two had switched places, the Hulk might have listened to a few words of human speech.

But now, because Dr. Banner was passively transformed after being injured, the Hulk, in pain, has long since stopped caring about anything except throwing a tantrum. Hearing Banner's annoying name only fuels his rage: "Hulk~ I hate~ Banner!"

With a resounding thud, the Hulk, unable to contain his rage, still managed to send Captain America flying into the sky with pinpoint accuracy. Had it not been for the vibranium shield, that blow would likely have been enough to kill the nearly 100-year-old Captain America.

The Hulk's immense destructive power naturally made the Green Lantern Corps tremble with fear, but many of them were not facing this type of monster for the first time, so they acted as usual, unleashing the light of the Green Lantern's will as shackles.

Upon seeing the green light projection, the previously frenzied Hulk even began to show some change in his mood: "Slide!"

If Batman or the Spider-Lantern who appeased Hulk were present, their first reaction would be that there's still room for maneuver—

The Hulk is still relatively new and his mind is far from mature; he can be easily calmed down with a little coaxing.

Unfortunately, these Green Lanterns from another universe didn't understand this principle. All they projected were chains and shackles, firmly binding Hulk to the spot.

The Hulk, who had initially had some room to maneuver, was now completely enraged: "Roar! I'll smash you all!"

His anger surged to its limit, unleashing a power that even dozens of Green Lanterns couldn't match, tearing off the chains binding him and then biting the projected shackles into pieces.

The power unleashed by this green beast was unimaginable. Under the immense force transmitted along the chains, the Green Lanterns, who had been flying in the sky and occupying the high ground, were instantly thrown into disarray.

While Hulk was rampaging and randomly smashing things, the Green Lantern Corps had to split up their forces to suppress him.

However, Hulk is not an opponent that can be defeated simply by suppression. The more you suppress him, the more uncontrollable his rage becomes.

Accompanying the ever-growing fury is endless power and destruction. If it continues to smash like this, New York will likely be destroyed before any collision even occurs.

Meanwhile, Sinestro, who was supposed to be giving orders to the Green Lantern Corps, whose members were mostly newcomers and amateurs, was on his way.

He had rushed to rescue Dr. Banner, but was unexpectedly slapped and nearly fainted. He is now rushing back from the air.

Sinestro, who was diving and about to return to the center of the battlefield, saw a figure rushing towards him against the current. Captain America, who had raised his shield, collided with him with a loud thud.

"Can you fly? — Never mind, never mind!"

Seneca realized after asking that he had asked a completely pointless question; the soldier in front of him didn't seem like someone who could defy gravity at all.

Although it was clear from the fact that Captain America was on the side of hope by subduing the leader of the local militia, Sinestro felt that he had done more harm than good.

Even if that native army on Earth fired continuously for three days and three nights, it wouldn't cause as much damage as the Hulk did in just three minutes.

"Just do your thing, don't worry about me—just leave me there!"

Captain America, who was also dazed and confused by Hulk's slap, could tell that Hulk was eager to return to the battlefield and stabilize the situation. He decisively decided not to be a burden to Sinestro: "This little height won't kill me!"

Sinestro dismissed the other person's stubbornness as mere rhetoric: "Don't gamble with your life—"

Although the person in front of me is physically stronger than a normal Earthling, the strength is only limited. If he falls from this height without any cushioning, he will basically be smashed to pieces.

But before he could finish speaking, he heard a surge of air pressure behind him, and Joey leaped rapidly from the other side of the universe into the New York City area on this side.

At this point, the distance between the two universes has become so close that it would make anyone's heart tremble. The spacetime structure of the two Earth regions is almost completely overlapping.

So much so that Joey could have an unobstructed view of New York City from the other side of the universe.

The Hulk's rampage was a completely farcical and unexpected event; if any one of the components had functioned properly, things wouldn't have turned out this way.

After passing Sinestro, Joey increased his speed further, while also using his bio-field to amplify his voice so that these mediocre Green Lanterns would give him space. He couldn't help but think to himself that these Guardians were all born with some kind of serious illness!

A significant portion of the current Green Lanterns are complete duds. This might not be apparent in the battle against the Kryptonians, but their current lack of coordination and tactics, and their inability to even handle a single Hulk, has certainly revealed their true level to Joey.

When Joey assembled Spider-Green Lantern, even though the members were all Peter Parkers with willpower comparable to Hal Jordan, Batman had to train them to the point of exhaustion before he dared to use them.

The Guardians dared to throw these greenhorns, who couldn't even use a gun properly, into the battlefield against tens of thousands of Kryptonians. What's the difference between that and sending them to their deaths?

And what exactly are Tony and his gang up on?

They were told to stall for time, but after all that, he ended up having to do it himself!

Joey scanned the battlefield, pinpointing the positions of the remaining people, and realized that several key figures were missing.

Where did Batman and Starfire, who were here when I came over, go?

Joey expanded the search area and spotted Starfire's shadow at the Kryptonian military facility that had fallen from the sky.

Just as he was about to continue his search, the rampaging Hulk was already right in front of his face. "Fine, I'll deal with you first—"

Joey lunged at Hulk from behind, then abruptly stopped and turned around, punching Hulk in the back as he was kicking up pieces of concrete and throwing them high into the air, sending him staggering.

"Dr. Banner, if you can hear me—" Hulk bared his teeth at Joey at the mention of Banner's name, but before he could make a move, Joey punched him in the chin, sending him flying into the air: "You'd better take a deep breath first!"

Before the word "breath" was even finished, Joey, without caring whether Hulk was listening or not, had already delivered a punch.

Then came one punch, two punches, three punches—