Roose Bolton
Son of Katas
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I can't speak highly of Mantlo and David enough, because as much as I might love Stan and Jack....to me they're Hulk's real parents.
I just wanted a straight forward Hulk story. An experiment goes wrong and turns a guy into a monster. Didn't need the abusive childhood storyline for me.
I can't speak highly of Mantlo and David enough, because as much as I might love Stan and Jack....to me they're Hulk's real parents.
I don't care for either Hulk movie. The Norton one was more entertaining but generally mediocre and forgettable, and the Ang Lee one had more sequences I admired (while a lot of stuff I didn't). I hadn't read any Hulk comics and based on those two movies, I thought I just didn't care for the Hulk as a character in general, but Ruffalo and Avengers turned that around.
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This **** is golden baby!
Nah, I've never gotten into Hulk comics at all. I did read Planet Hulk and World War Hulk because I was impressed with Greg Pak's Action Comics run and knew he cut his teeth at Marvel so I picked those up. And I did enjoy them, but for some reason never had the urge to read more. I think because the whole Jekyll/Hyde thing has never appealed to me in any form, and those were fun because they pretty much ditched that for a bit, lol.Have you ever read either the Mantlo or David runs flick?
I distinctly recall Hulk punches one of those mutant dogs in the nads. Ang's a weird fella.
Fingers crossed that since they're not doing a Strange sequel that they do a version of the Crossroads with those characters. Get real freaky with it.
Nah, I've never gotten into Hulk comics at all. I did read Planet Hulk and World War Hulk because I was impressed with Greg Pak's Action Comics run and knew he cut his teeth at Marvel so I picked those up. And I did enjoy them, but for some reason never had the urge to read more. I think because the whole Jekyll/Hyde thing has never appealed to me in any form, and those were fun because they pretty much ditched that for a bit, lol.
Oh now I see your hidden agenda: Rick Jones.I know I've said it before to you probably but... You simply MUST pick it up some time. It's some of the best mainstream comic book writing and character development of the past 40 years... I **** YOU NOT.t:
I also recommend David's CAPT. MARVEL run as well.
Hmm... How about this...?
Give the two part (and it has to be found in collected form at some point) FUTURE IMPERFECT a shot. It's pretty self contained. It's from the "merged Hulk" era of David's run and it's got spectacular art by George Perez. It really gives the flavor of David's run but in a story that is short and to the point. BONUS: You get to read Rick Jones as written by the best Marvel scribe to ever handle him.
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So disappointed they wasted the DEFENDERS name on the Netflix show.
Imagine a post A4 film with Cumberbatch's Strange, Mark's Banner/Hulk, Thompson's Valkyrie, and just pulling these two castings out of my ass right now... John Lee Miller's as the Silver Surfer and Pedro Pascal as Namor?
I could die.
Wait, they're not doing a Strange sequel?
I just kinda figured he was giving the default "I don't know" until Phase 4 is announced.Cumberbatch said a while ago that as far as hes aware the Strsnge sequel isnt on the immediate agenda for marvel. Whether that means its not happening period or if theyre just pushing it back to the end of phase 4, Im not really sure.
Oh now I see your hidden agenda: Rick Jones.
Thanks for the recs. Since I recently found a place to read all this older stuff online, I shall give it a shot.![]()
Hulk talk is a great kind of talk. I love Bill Mantlo's work, I adore most of what Peter David's run, and I really really like the John Byrne + Al Milgrom stuff between those two runs.
I really like the Paul Jenkins era too.
It's a neat outfit.I will always like the John Byrne Doc Sampson design.
This got me into the character
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And encouraged me to watch the live action TV show that really knew how to make the character work for the special effects of those days.
It's funny how Kenneth Johnson did not want to use the double alliteration name of Bruce Banner cause the concept felt too comic booky, but he really wanted a guy with the initials BB to star in his show.
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I think this might be from the time the Doc knocked Hulk unconscious before the split.Is that from the issue where Iron Man (Silver Centurion Armor), Namor, Wonder Man and Hercules take on a Savage Hulk that's been physically split from Banner? Or is it from the issue before? While not crazy about Byrne's story (such as it was, he got off the book pretty quickly) I adored that era of his art.
I think this might be from the time the Doc knocked Hulk unconscious before the split.
I need to revise some of the old stuff.When Banner inside Hulk causes Hulk to see all his past enemies like Rhino, Abomination, Juggernaut ect. and Samson gets in the sucker punch, right?
Yeah... Great looking stuff.
See... I can remember this BS from off the top of my head but all my High School chemistry and algebra? Totally gone from the system.
As long as you consumed a Double Whopper Ill let you off. Youre fine for nowActually it was but by accident, someone made a mistake.![]()