"MISSION: LATVERIA," reads Marvel's ominous solicitation text for Red Hulk #9. "Thunderbolt Ross is a fugitive in his own ...

Ever since he was introduced in 1962, The Incredible Hulk has gone through many changes, many colors, and many temperaments ...

Let’s take a look at seven people that the Hulk has definitely smashed, just not the way he smashes, well, most other people.

The pilot for the 1978 Incredible Hulk TV series offers a subdued, introspective take on Hulk’s origin. David (not Bruce) ... where Ross seals the door just before the explosion.

The late great Peter David was one of the most legendary creators in comic books, with his talent being seen across various ...

David Banner's First Transformation The Incredible Hulk (1977) In The ... When Ross transforms into the Red Hulk on the White House lawn, the result is both epic and unsettling.

I seem to recall David not being a fan of the line for Scotty, but for a bad guy, it worked. Hulk wasn't a fan of his action figure . As I noted in a piece a while back, in 1990, the toy company ...

The Incredible Hulk series was peak 1970s television, filled with bizarre plots and zany visuals, ... The show centered on David Banner (not Bruce), and often tackled serious issues.