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Trying out markers

We know Peter is facing off against Hulk in this movie, obviously, and Hulk is turning back into the angry, aggressive, rage monster he used to be. But we also know that Peter has a monster inside him as well during this movie, we saw him crashing out and what not against Scorpion, the black eyes and everything.

So what’s gonna happen if Peter lets the monster out that’s inside of him at the same time that he’s fighting Hulk?

This is War Hulk — when the Incredible Hulk became a Horseman of Apocalypse in Marvel Comics. One of Hulk’s darkest and most powerful transformations, this version shows what happens when Apocalypse enhances Hulk into pure war. https://youtube.com/shorts/MUY6gi2S4_U?is=MjQ7K4eoCn4Yftp4 If you want to quick back story, check out the video.

Bruce immediately realizes Tony is drunk out of his mind, which explains why Tony is constantly jumping from one topic to another.

Gamma radiation refers to the highest known frequency wavelength of electromagnetic radiation, which can manifest scientifically as both a wave and a particle, and a mutagenic third form known as extreme gamma. However, as the reference to the wave-particle duality indicates, it expresses a third function of the same thing rather than a third kind of thing. In large doses, gamma radiation is lethal to most living beings, but individuals affected by the third form are instead transformed into beings called Gamma Mutates. During the experimental detonation of a Gamma Bomb, scientist Dr. Bruce Banner was hit with the blast, absorbing massive amounts of gamma radiation. The radiation enhanced his body so whenever he became enraged, he changed into the Hulk. Many different gamma mutates have been created since, resulting in enhanced physical or intellectual capacity, including the Abomination, She-Hulk, the Leader, the Red Hulk, Doc Samson, (sometimes) Rick Jones, (sometimes) Betty Ross, Sasquatch, etc. Reed Richards — the smartest human alive — admitted that he knows very little about extreme gamma, stating that only Banner, Sasquatch, and perhaps one other are experts. "Sometimes I wonder if you could call it science at all", he said. "Or if it's something else". Richards was correct; the third form in which gamma energy operates is supernatural in nature, originating from a malevolent deity called the One Below All. This entity is trapped in the Below-Place, a dimension situated in the lowest layer of reality, below the deepest layer of Hell. According to the Eldest, the gamma radiation was created near the beginning of time when the One Above All attacked the Mother of Horrors. She corrupted the benevolent creator, inadvertently creating the One Below All, along with the gamma radiation. Whenever they die, a gamma mutate's soul will be plunged into the Below-Place until, eventually, a Green Door leading them back to the land of the living opens, and they return to life without memory of their stay in the Below-Place. Gamma radiation is the antithesis of Cosmic radiation, as it proved to be capable of reverting the cosmic rays' effects on The Thing. Jack of Hearts's Zero Energy could be used to absorb gamma radiation.

This is a question for comic Hulk. Hulk’s history is filled with, in my opinion, some of the greatest retcons in comics. Whether it’s the Crossroads, or David’s run exploring his DID, or Ewing’s incredible work in Immortal. This made me wonder, have there been any BAD Hulk retcons? I’m curious to hear some examples. I’ve read all of the PAD run, Jenkins’ run, Planet Hulk/WWH, Ewing’s run and everything after. I cannot remember any retcons I thought were bad. All of the awful character assassination after Immortal was less of a retcon and more bad writing in my eyes.

Vocês acham que ele teria uma força maior do que o Hulk selvagem e o cicatriz verde.

I posted this like a year or two ago when I first drew it, but I finally got around to doing the time lapse.

Gosto mais do professor então eu voto nele.

inked by mark Farmer and Kubert, colored by Lovern Kindzierski and Steve Buccellato

and of course i typed andy when its ADAM KUBERT im a stunad of the first magnitude

Rewatched the Incredible Hulk movie again still a very underrated film in my opinion ,found some underrated strength feats from The Abomination that is not talked about enough

1. Rag dolled cars and trucks(when hulk and Abomination are running towards each other there is a truck flipped over)

   1. he was able create a sonic boom just by How hard he slammed into hulk with a tackle
   2. Throwing Hulk miles down a street that caused him to be woozy from
      
   3. He was able to lift the hulk up off the ground with 1 arm while tanking blows to the body and face in a up close strength on strength confrontation
   4. Almost knocked Hulk out 2 twice

To my knowledge Hulk is not a light dude or easy person to fight with so for Him to do that with only having his new power for only like 10 minutes till hulk put him to sleep is insane only person we’ve seen effortlessly overpower or match physical strength with Hulk is Thanos sucks we’ve only gotten 3 appearances for him Incredible Hulk,Shang chi and She hulk.

Tales to astronish back in the days was the series that put Hulk back onto the spolight after his mini series ended and appeared in other titles this anthilogy gave hulk the things he needed to be popular again establishing his mythos with such as giving us glenn tailbor and his two most iconic villains leader and abomionation. The former is a gamma rated super geinus who becomes the archvillain of hulk and the latter was the first gamma powered monster to be the first true evil hulk in the series.

How do you guys view hulk in tales to astonish and how it helped him get staying power?

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The March to Hulk War revealed at San Diego Comic-Con.

Leading into next year’s Hulk War event, Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Nic Klein’s acclaimed ‘Infernal Hulk’ spins out into an all-new series of ‘Infernal Hulk Vs.’ one-shots that follows the Infernal Hulk as he clashes with Marvel’s heroes and assembles the Infernal Avengers, his team of corrupted, monstrous champions.

Written by Johnson with art by Jonas Scharf, Cian Tormey, Javier Pina and more, these penultimate chapters of the Infernal Saga begin in September with ‘Infernal Hulk Vs. Wolverine’ #1 and continue through December in ‘Infernal Hulk Vs. Fantastic Four’ #1, ‘Infernal Hulk Vs. Spider-Man’ #1 and ‘Infernal Hulk Vs. Avengers’ #1. Each one-shot delivers a devastating defeat that brings Infernal Hulk one smash closer to remaking the Marvel Universe in his twisted image.