The Avengers: News and Speculation - Part 27A sub-se - Part 3

[Crimson King]

I'm picturing a 40-year-old Virgin type scene with the Avengers standing around a table as Hulk gets waxed.

KELLY CLARKSON!! RAHH!!!

[marcvader]

It's not a prerequisite for Marvel's actors to go bare chested is it? Oh, wait I think so, Stark, Banner, Thor, and Steve are all shown bare chested in their respective films so far.

[Wolvieboy17]

As long as he still has wings and a swastika, i'm fine.

[Rock Sexton]

THE INCREDIBLE HIRSUTE

[Sawyer]

Bite the curb.

[Rock Sexton]

Originally Posted by Sawyer

Bite the curb.

You first.

[Sawyer]

[Wolvieboy17]

"Naughty naughty naught....That's a character I like to do. I call him Dago Frank."

[WillardNation]

Welp, see ya later, Avengers thread!

[herolee10]

Well on a sidenote, I just watched 'Hulk vs Thor', and I can honestly see now as to why so many are hoping for a more fair and accurate fight/scuffle between the two in this film, considering on how much of a one sided fight it was in the animated short.

It's just hard for me to believe that as strong as Hulk is, that he would own a being that is considered 'God-like' from another realm.

Be that as it may, I'm curious to see as to how much control Banner will have over the Hulk in this film, if any, since it'd be pretty hard for the Hulk to be presented in a hero like manner if he can't tell between friend and foe.

[BigThor]

Originally Posted by herolee10

Well on a sidenote, I just watched 'Hulk vs Thor', and I can honestly see now as to why so many are hoping for a more fair and accurate fight/scuffle between the two in this film, considering on how much of a one sided fight it was in the animated short.

It's just hard for me to believe that as strong as Hulk is, that he would own a being that is considered 'God-like' from another realm.

I wish that movie was never made honestly, it's twisted so many people's perception of Thor and made him come off as "weak". I just sigh deeply whenever someone uses that film to show how "superior" Hulk is to Thor.

They way he just tore threw Asgard was ridiculous as well, I was like "ok Marvel this is ridiculous, you have to draw the line somewhere".

So disrespectful

[louiebling$]

Yea and ol canuck looked better in his vs movie

[BigThor]

Originally Posted by louiebling$

Yea and ol canuck looked better in his vs movie

Which was a damn shame

[Wolvieboy17]

I've noticed they do that with Hulk though, and I kinda understand their reasons. Hulks one thing is his physical strength, which made him stand out early on, but now every superhero and their mum has superstrength, so they have to make Hulk stronger to set him apart from all the other super strengthites. And to be honest, as much as I love Thor, having Hulk beat him is probably the best possible way to portray that. So I understand it, I just don't necessarily agree with it.

I think if they want to make Hulk out to be 'the strongest their is', Thor could still beat him using warrior smarts etc, same way that Wolvie beats him with his tenacity. Ah well, it's just Marvel trying to big up a character. Their portrayals of Hulk have been so scizophrenic of late. Hopefully he's popular enough in The Avengers that they can kind level him out a bit. When Marvel tampers like that, it just ends up looking like they're insecure about the popularity of their characters.

[Spider-ManHero12]

Originally Posted by Rock Sexton

THE INCREDIBLE HIRSUTE

LOL, wth?

[JAK®]

It's not about the Hulk simply beating Thor in a fight, as the Hulk IS stronger than Thor, and his anger makes him even stronger. It's that they usually make Thor look hopeless against him, when really Thor is a lot closer to Hulk's base strength and has the benefit of his fighting skills. The fight should be a lot more even.

[Rock Sexton]

Originally Posted by Spider-ManHero12

LOL, wth?

Having a little fun with the comments Ruffalo recently made about not being asked to shave his chest.

[Carlo Comicus]

Italian site comicus interview with Tom Hiddleston, who talks about Thor and the next Loki apparitions:

http://www.comicus.it/blog/movie-com...tom-hiddleston

[Rock Sexton]

Originally Posted by Carlo Comicus

Italian site comicus interview with Tom Hiddleston, who talks about Thor and the next Loki apparitions:

http://www.comicus.it/blog/movie-com...tom-hiddleston

I think it's dope as f- that we get a villain like Loki who'll turn up in multiple Marvel movies. It's like the comics really springing to life on the big screen.

Kudos to Marvel in this department for taking that kind of chance.

[Son of Coul]

And once again, a Hiddleston interview excites me even more for seeing Loki than Thor, which is a tough thing to do.

[Spider-ManHero12]

Originally Posted by Rock Sexton

Having a little fun with the comments Ruffalo recently made about not being asked to shave his chest.

Oh, i know, I'm just reacting to how odd it looks, lol.

[Dark Raven]

Maybe Banner's chest hair will magically disappear when he Hulks out, just like Bill Bixby's full beard did in The Trial of the Incredible Hulk.

[Endeavor]

Originally Posted by JAK®

It's not about the Hulk simply beating Thor in a fight, as the Hulk IS stronger than Thor, and his anger makes him even stronger. It's that they usually make Thor look hopeless against him, when really Thor is a lot closer to Hulk's base strength and has the benefit of his fighting skills. The fight should be a lot more even.

I don't have a problem with Hulk being stronger than everybody else since, well, that's one of those things that should make him stand out. But it should be noted that he's not always at the same power level and it's as his anger grows that his strength increases to a level that allows him to overpower anything (The last 2 episodes of Avengers: EMH showed that perfectly). But in a regular situation the fights should be more balanced.

[BigThor]

Originally Posted by JAK®

It's not about the Hulk simply beating Thor in a fight, as the Hulk IS stronger than Thor, and his anger makes him even stronger. It's that they usually make Thor look hopeless against him, when really Thor is a lot closer to Hulk's base strength and has the benefit of his fighting skills. The fight should be a lot more even.

Exactly, I don't care if Hulk is technically the "strongest there is" but that doesn't mean he has to mop the floor with powerhouse like Thor. As a matter of fact, Thor is closer to the higher level of Hulk's strength than his base level.

That's Marvel's way of big upping their character like Wolvie said, but that doesn't mean they have to **** on another one in the process. Look how DC portays Cpt. Marvel and Superman as being fairly even in their animated appearances, is that so hard to do with Hulk and Thor?

That's one thing that really pisses me off about Marvel , it's like they're saying "F*** you Thor fans".

[RealIrOnMaN]

Finally! Some cool stuff with Ruffalo about the Hulk's inside this magazine. I've also noticed some bits about Thor & Cap.