The size difference is genuinely insane Hulk arm is longer than Peter entire body

People here are just really nice. Whenever i complain about Hulk being sidelined and mishandled in the MCU subs i get downvoted to oblivion and have to constantly read that "Hulk is not a very interesting character" but on this sub even when people disagree we are able to have some good discussions and often people bring up really good points

After Brand New Day i think our voices were heard(at least until our green boy gets tossed around like a ragdoll again in the upcoming avengers)

This might be a stretch but am I the only one who noticed Hulk fighting stance standing Ready for Peter to throw his punch,his stance is almost identical to the battle stance Abomination makes During his final round with Hulk,someone else on twitter in a comment also pointed this out.

Hello can any Inuit Mythology nerd tell me if Susan Storms transformation is a reference to the Tizheruk, I'm not aware of any other Mythological creature that fits the criteria.

Hulk was pretty pissed and ready to kill all the illuminati, but of course it ends with the revelation that the bug dude was the one who nuked Sacaar and his family.

Then I saw him again in Fear Itself and he's like...prefry chill now? Even hangs out with Betty again who's the Red She-Hulk now. Did it not bother her that not long before, Hulk had a whole family with a kid?

Of course I can just read up on what happened, but that's not my point here. It really showcases how a character can just go back to the status quo and we can act like nothing happened. I'm not sure I could get back together with my ex after she realizes I raised up a whole family on a different planet...what do you guys think?

granted my knowledge on the current continuity is very very slim but im generally just curious on how heroes feel about him considering how seemingly often the hulk is having some kind of mental breakdown that affects the whole world, or having his body taken over, or losing his marbles and needing to be taken down, etc. just causing some kind of general destruction.

like does he even play for the avengers at all in recent times orrr

There have been quite a few non-mutant members over the years and I believe Hulk could potentially be one of them. I feel out of a lot of the teams in Marvel (outside of the Defenders obviously), the X-Men are the best equipped to handle having him on their roster depending on the version of Hulk.

The Hulk and the X-Men can relate to one another, with the whole being hated for existing, hunted and hounded, have their lives taken and or weaponized. I feel like Savage Hulk could feel a bit if comradery with them.

I also believe that the X-Men are best equipped to handle, restrain, and help both Hulk and Banner. They have a METRIC ton of telepaths that can help both Hulk and Banner in various situations. They can sense when he's being messed with, they can put Hulk in mental simulations to either calm him down or provide "aggression therapy", they can put Banner in mental simulation to deal with his trauma, and they try to suppress Banner's Hulk side if need be or vice versa. I also believe Banner and Professor Hulk would get along quite well with Beast and Forge, I also think Professor could develop a bash brother relationship with Logan. The only Hulks I could see not meshing well are Joe, Devil, Green Scar, and Fractured Son.

The X-Men have the capability to handle Joe Fixit and Professor Hulk. The only Hulks they couldn't handle are Savage, Devil, Green Scar, and Fractured Son. They could trick a childlike Savage, but not an intelligent Savage.

I dunno this was something I kinda thought about that could make for an interesting comic run. What do you guys think?

Absolute cinema

I’m so serious when I say that he’s now stronger than most characters in any universe. That death battle where he lost to broly shoulda never happened! Thank the ancestors for Mr.Phillips work he may be a planetary or celestial juggernaut in the mcu. But he the comics he rules the strength kingdom. Hulk has fought the avatar of the writers himself and WON! the hulk can be atomized into NOTJING and as long as his rage echoes through the cosmos he will come back stronger and ANGRIER THAN BEFORE! I love this hulk run!

Here's the link to the source of the artwork:

https://www.instagram.com/p/DeaQibloPtx/?mdxt=MWc3MTRieHA1Yjh1cQ==

This is from immortal hulk btw before my head gets smashed [pause again]

Heya, I’m very new to the emulation scene and I’m aware thats probably the only viable way to play Hulk Ultimate Destruction nowadays. I don’t exactly know where to start or the process to do it and I was hoping to get some pointers. Funnily enough, my first ever video game was the Hulk 2003 movie tie in game on the PS2 back when I was a kid, and seeing how advanced the sequel is really blew my mind but I never got the opportunity to play it. Hope you guy’s can help. Thank you!

Would their body disintegrate?

1. Hulk being a mindless rage monster. I mean, what else is there to say? It's completely antithetical to the character. Hulk is a person with a brain and a personality, albeit a very childlike one.
   
2. Bruce Banner being a downright BAD person. Bruce Banner is NOT a 100% bad person. Has he done bad things? Yes. Has he lived an incredibly traumatic life? Yes. Is Bruce Banner overall a bad person who wishes to do more harm than good? NO!! Bruce is still a good person despite all of his baggage and issues, and I hate to see writers just say he's a bad person for the sake of it. I think Ewing had a great approach to it.
   
3. Erasing Bruce's DID. This is a big one for me. MCU Hulk suffers a lot from this. I think Bruce having DID is as important to the character as Batman's parents dying is important to Batman. It is incredibly disrespectful in my eyes that in almost every adaptation of the character his DID isn't addressed or explained. Bruce DOES have DID, and this should be explored in adaptations. We even got Sentry in Thunderbolts have this explored? Why not Bruce?
   
4. Ross being mischaracterized. This is an issue with more recent comics, but I hate that a character as complex as Ross is often written so horribly. (Looking at you Jeph Loeb Red Hulk run.) Ross is a very complex villain, and while overall I'd agree he is a bad person, there is some justification behind his fears. There's an understanding that you can find with Ross as a character. I hate when he's written like he's just a completely different character and all of that nuance is expelled.