As for why Hancock had seemed more like a flying Hulk before, but not now? That was because now, whether it was Hulk or Bruce Banner's Green Lantern version of Hulk, they not only had the ability to fly, they also had their own energy-output skills!
With that, Hancock's abilities seemed even more awkward. Fortunately, Tony Stark's armor now counted as having improved Hancock's methods to a certain extent. Hancock could completely treat the armor as an external energy source to assist him in launching energy attacks.
"No, I was merely stating a fact. You know me. I'm a serious scientific researcher. I don't make personal attacks." Reed Richards said this flatly, then pulled up all of Frank's files for the Avengers to view.
"Looks like his speed and strength are indeed greater than Hancock's, but the commotion and energy level when he releases his divine lightning don't seem stronger than Mary's. They're not even that much stronger than Spider-Man's lightning energy?" Tony Stark looked at the footage and data Jarvis displayed, and soon analyzed Frank's specific level of strength.
"Hey, no, the way you said that makes it sound like I'm weak. Even without Venom's help, I wouldn't necessarily lose to him now, okay?" Peter Parker shouted somewhat indignantly after hearing Tony Stark's assessment.
At this moment, Peter Parker was not bragging, because his strength truly was no longer what it used to be. Even when Venom was not in a symbiotic state, Peter Parker's strength definitely could not be considered weak.
After Venom devoured Carnage's life genes and obtained an essential enhancement, Venom's feedback to Peter Parker had also become stronger.
If Peter Parker, when he had first been infected by the spider, could only be counted as an enhanced human whose strength was far inferior to that