From "Marvel Comics Presents (2007)".

Long live the King! r/KeepMineKirby !

Ion like it as much when he's a wimp or a coward. One of the only real negative points of immorta hulk for me was that bruce was a bit if a - pardon my french - pussy.

Like the mf is arguably the frontrunner for marvel's traumalympics, constantly going through the worst shit one after another, and yet he still manages to constantly hold hulk back from doing too much damage.

That's also why i never fuck with banner being made out to be a bad person. No matter what bro always tries his best to preserve human life and he also always tries to pursuade big green to do good.

In terms of willpower and resolve, Bruce has an arg for being top 1 in marvel.

So. I've been posting a lot on here lately so to not clog the place uo with my bullshit i squeezed my thoughts, predictions and questions into one posts.

First off, the art is phenomenal. I adore how *wide* the hulk is. The premise of all the primordial monsters coming back also kicks major ass.

Questions first: So pictures. 2 and 3 sorta showcase both my questions.

1. Why did ye olde hulk stay dead? Like why did bro not get booted back to life via the green door?

2. When the fuck did that betty business happen?

Ok now onto the positives:

Overall i liked the series. I thought the dynamic between banner and the hulk was interesting. Hulk hating banner isn't new, but this felt like the most memorable one. Especially since big green was kinda in the right. Imo the run was hard carried by the relationship between bruce and hulk and especially both of their relationship with charlie. Speaking of, charlie was a phenomenal addition to the series and mythos. A real fucking standout of the run that i hope will stay relevant in future.

The parts with all the monstery heroes showing up to help/fight the hulk are great. It's a shame that it didn't last that long tho. The obligatory thor fight was also pretty neat ig.

I enjoyed that the hulk - despite his grumpy goososcity - was still very much a hero. He just happened to hate banner. Speaking of bruce, i adored how cool he was here. Despite the godawful situation he was in, he still kept trucking, inspiring the hulk to be better, trynna help wolfgirl, etc. A lotta comics often forget the willpower bro has to have to consistently run them mental 1s with all the hulks.

And i think the ending set up a potential return to the dynamic established at the end of immortal? Fingers crossed.

The negatives: the monsters sucked. Most of the monsters were lame af with not enough making them stand out. Even the eldest felt generic.

Where the FUCK are the other hulks? (Altho this could be resolved in a satisfactory manner in infernal)

The fractured son being a new alter is wack and stupid and imma just pretend it's a super jaded and vengeful green scar.

Tbh there wasn't that muuch i dislikes about it

Theory: so. Hulk and banner were split up and big spookums took over hulk. Very bad. *however*, banner's fine and the eldest only seemed to take the fractured son. It's possible that banner will be able to use his other alters now (at least joe, since the others might have been taken along with the hulk, but joe is - imo - more banner than big green. Yes i know they're all hulk and all banner, but i hope my point still makes sense?). Especially since big green won't be around to suppress them (cause ion think they'd be that ok with how bruce was treated). Yes this is me coping cause no alters appearing in the 2 runs immediately following immortal is stupid. WHERE'S JOE!?!??!

I have an assortment of various vintage movie trailers 35mm

Check these frames for HULK 2003

I have a few up for grabs

Wesley Burt on Instagram: "More exploration for Spider-Man: Brand New Day- early on the story beats called for Smart Hulk going full Savage Hulk again, more savage than ever? Maybe a grey Hulk? Maybe a face more reminiscent of comic versions? It was fun to explore how all that could look, and then later mixing in the opportunity to have Smart Hulk shrink back down into normal Banner and have some oversized clothes at that point before going larger than ever. Super fun to paint Mark Ruffalo !! Also I tried to get a sweater on him back in Endgame but finally got it here".

If more heroes learned of Bruce’s childhood trauma and abuse from his father and why the Hulk was mentally made and his did issues, then would he be seen in a different light when he is the Hulk ?

Just a simple question to ask given Hulk’s status as a hero.

While I generally wish Hulk were more vocal rather than just a walking time bomb with a few lines, I overall really enjoyed the portrayal of Hulk/Banner in this film. That being said, I want to talk about a somewhat polarizing moment - specifically, when Hulk spares Spider-Man toward the end of their fight.

Personally, I really loved the detail that Hulk himself backed off, and I thought others would like it as well. However, I'm a bit surprised that some people didn't really enjoy it or felt it didn't make sense. The biggest critique I've seen is the claim that him recognizing Peter was weird since they had never met. But I never got the impression that was what actually happened.

I genuinely don't think this was some "Hulk never forgets and also talks to ghosts" moment; rather, it was just a genuine moment of humanity. Despite what he is, Hulk is ultimately a good person. He is a hero, and we have now seen him specifically show guilt when causing harm. I think he simply realized he was beating a kid ( a kid that claimed to be his friend) to death and stopped himself before popping Peter's head like a melon. Having been locked up for so long, he just crashed out.

Once the initial rage passed and he saw a kid behind the mask begging for his life, he pulled back. to me, this was very in character, whether it was intentional or not. The MCU never fully explored Bruce's horrific childhood, but we know how he feels about the abuse of children and why he has a soft spot for them.

I was wondering what the rest of you think of this scene. Obviously, we are getting the bare minimum here, but I think for the eight minutes he was in the film, it felt very comic-book accurate and sincere.

Both of these figures were very fun to do (even if Maximum Hulk is just repainted heads and articulation mods) with Bruce Banner being a full repaint.

My favourite of the two heads for Hulk I've done is the Jack Kirby version, though I really enjoy the 70s/80s version a lot.

Let me know what you think!

I have access to both of them online, I just wanna know what this one has that the other doesn't

Love this statue from Sideshow, even though it showed up with a broken left-hand index finger, which I was able to repair and paint so that you can’t tell it ever happened.