Been thinking about this for a while. Every other time Banner was in danger Hulk showed up immediately. But in Infinity War complete silence. I don’t think it was fear, I think Hulk was done being treated like a weapon. Made a short breaking it down, curious what the community thinks.
From Incredible Hulk #189 by Len Wein and Herb Trimpe
For the record, I do like Ragnarok quite a bit and think it’s one of the best MCU films. I was just thinking about how outlandish it was to take that specific Hulk story and adapt parts of it in the way he did. Planet Hulk/WWH are some of the most emotional Hulk stories out there. I just realized how outlandish it is to take characters like Miek, who in the comic are complex and have an interesting narrative arc, and reduce them to really nothing more than joke characters. Does anyone else see how out of left field it seems or do you guys disagree?
I’m looking for a Hulk comic run that gives me amazing Hulk content but also great Bruce Banner content. I liked Planet Hulk a ton but I’m looking for something with more of a dynamic between the two egos where one isn’t sidelined compared to the other. I heard immortal hulk isn’t good for beginners but I would love to build up to it. I heard great things about Peter David’s run and i’m thinking of starting there but any other suggestions or comments would be fantastic!
I understand it’s not a MCU favorite but hulk is still a popular character I figure that would’ve made a little more.
brian azzarello & richard corben tell a rad story from bruce's pov- plays up the monster angle of hulk, samson gets involved and corben's art is one of a kind beautiful, dude is a legend for a reason. exceptional hulk story
No stalemates allowed! fight ends when one is killed PERMANENTLY
I got the immortal hulk omnibus and just curious where to go from there?
"What if the Hulk exists to protect us from Banner".... What?.. Did Bruce manifest the Hulk as a small child to protect the world from Banner? I'm sure there's an explanation later on about what this means, but WTF lol. Just feels like such a weird way to start your book that really has no basis in reality.
Better look at Hulk in the "Spider Man: BND" 4K poster.
This is my favorite by a landslide. The significance of Bruce transforming into Savage Hulk at this point in the story was wonderful. It’s a gross and iconic transformation as well. Curious to see your guys’ favorites.
New Hulk fan here, but the different sizes are confusing me. Any help?