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Though the strength scale might place Wonder Man in the "100 and up" category, Captain America has said that Wonder Man's power rivals that of Thor, though this is a slight exaggeration, since Wonder Man himself has stated that the god of thunder is still stronger than him. Then again, he did knock Thor out with one punch...

NOVA

With all the talk of Thor, you might be surprised that Richard Rider is next on the list, but hear us out.

Like the other top ten strongest on this list, Nova is part of the "100 tons or more" category on the strength scale. That particular weight limit he has achieved by maxing out the nova energy he gets his powers from, which is what places him above Wonder Man.

Nova is essentially living energy.

As we mentioned earlier, the various cosmic energies of the Marvel universe are as mysterious as they are powerful, often granting whoever is in possession of them infinite power.

Previously, Nova was just a member of the Nova Corps, but now he is the Nova Corps (the heart of it, anyway), housing the power source once used to power the entire Nova Corps within himself. That means he is essentially living energy, pushing his ranking up quite a bit.

The very fact that Hercules is a demigod should be enough to put him at the top of this list, but we think number 4 is still a pretty good ranking. The son of a god and a mortal, Hercules was gifted with the strength of the gods

in fact, he is officially the god of raw strength! This would put him at the top of this list, if there weren't three other characters who just barely out-class him.

Regardless, Hercules is easily one of the top strongest heroes in the Marvel universe, facing opponents like The Abomination

winning with little to no effort. He is in the "100 tons and up" category, but, as we already mentioned, that category also includes those with strength that is immeasurable, which we think is a good description for the half-god.

SENTRY

Sentry is essentially Marvel's dark answer to Superman. He is a superhero with a ton of superpowers, but he is constantly at war with the dark force within: The Void.

However, we're not looking at his tragic condition, we're just looking at his strength level, which is in the 100+ category. Actually, a much more accurate way to describe it would be to say that he is "easily" in the 100+ category.

Sentry has been seen easily lifting 100 tons with little to no effort, meaning that if he really pushes himself, his weight limit could very well be around 110 tons or even 150 tons. Of course,

this is speculation, but when you take into consideration all the additional powers that Sentry has, we think being in the top five of Marvel's strongest heroes is a fair ranking.

THOR

Finally, we get to the big bad god of thunder himself, Thor, who is often thought to be the strongest superhero in the entire Marvel universe. Well... he's not, but he is close.

We will get to the number one strongest hero shortly (though we're guessing you already snuck a peak). First let's talk about Thor, who, as an Asgardian, is already super strong.

As a god of Asgard, his strength is unmatched by nearly everyone in the univers

Thor is, as expected, in the 100+ tons/unmeasurable category, but that only scratches the surface.

hor has performed feats of strength that would have been impossible for any other superhero, and he did so with ease. Really, all the proof that you need is that Thor is often referred to by other characters (including Adam Warlock) as one of the strongest beings in the universe.

THE HULK

Come on, how could you not see this one coming? Of COURSE Hulk was going to be the number one pick, do we even have to argue our case?

The Hulk's strength comes from anger, so the angrier he gets, the stronger he becomes, making his power potentially limitless.