In of pure, raw physical strength (not how "powerful," which would include the person's other powers), Hercules should be #1, or at least 2 or 3. He choked out Thor in "Blood Oath," and was said by Amadeus Cho, one of the smartest people in Marvel, that Herc could have beaten World Breaker Hulk but he didn't want to accidentally hurt his friend Banner in the process. I could see why you'd rank Hulk as number one, but Hulk's "potential" strength not withstanding, everyone's base-level strength is lower than Hercules'.

Actually, the ending is perfect because it shows that Wyatt's goal was peace, and he achieved that by going back and finding his one, true love. Like you said, he didn't "want" violence, so the fact that he had to use violence to achieve his final goal was just the ends justifying the means. His family was avenged, he found his love, and thus he finally was able to relax, THAT is what the ending showed.

You boosted this encounter up for literally nothing. Shazam appears in three s and throws only one punch. Why did you act like he was going to throw down and show the extent of his abilities when you knew he didn't do anything of the sort..???

So, it's not really "Jean Grey" beating Thanos, but Phoenix-infused Jean Grey beating Thanos. Anyone infused with The Phoenix can beat Thanos and almost anyone else, so why are you acting like this is some surprise...???

The double-bladed lightsaber wasn't "long forgotten" as you stated, it simply was viewed as a "Sith" weapon, although, Jedi Grandmaster Satele Shan used one. Also, Obi-Wan didn't choose Soresu originally, he practiced Ataru, same as his master Qui-Gon Ginn. He switched after Qui-Gon was killed and adopted a more defensive style, but also incorporated aspects of Ataru to help with offense.