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Hulk
The Hulk
Information
Real name: Robert Bruce Banner
AKA: The Incredible Hulk
Species: Human
Homeworld: Earth
Universe: Earth-One, Marvel Universe
Hair: brown/green
Eyes: brown/green
Affiliations: Avengers

The Incredible Hulk, or just Hulk was a superhero that was actually a normal man named Bruce Banner that would transform into a green monster when he was angered.

History[]

Earth 1956[]

Hulk Smash

A Hulk poster.[1]

In the Hall of Justice in 1978, when Gleek was pretending to be the Space Genius, (who was the supreme ruler of the planet Nofan) Jayna referred to him as "The Incredible Hulking Gleek."[2]

In 1979, a poster of Hulk could be seen on the wall of a young boy's bedroom.[3]

Hulk vs Superman

Hulk vs. Superman[4]

Circa 1980, a Halloween party was going on at the Gotham City Hotel, and one of the party goers had a Hulk costume. At midnight, Felix Faust uses his magic to transform all of the party goers into the characters that they were dressed as --- as such, this man was transformed into the Hulk![5]

On one occasion, the Hulk, along with fellow Defenders members Doctor Strange and Namor were battling members of the Superfriends, in what was likely due to a misunderstanding.

Doctor Strange fought Green Lantern, Namor fought the Flash, and Hulk fought Superman.[6]

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Earth-616[]

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Powers and Abilities[]

Super powers[]

Abilities[]

Appearances[]

The Plastic Man Comedy/Adventure Show

Super Friends (TV Series)

Underoos commercials

Super Friends books

  • Blasters Special # 1 (May 1989)[7]
    • Blasters (March 1989) -- (Mentioned Only)

World's Greatest Super-Heroes! and Super Powers figures[]

In addition to appearing in an episode of Plastic Man, many Hulk Super Heroes, Super Powers or Super Amigos branded action figures were also made by various companies. They are as follows...

Background Information[]

As the fictional story goes, Dr. Bruce Banner was exposed to a massive amount of gamma radiation which caused him to transform into a hideous and terrifying green creature known as "The Incredible Hulk," whenever he would experience negative emotions such as fear or anger. He was constantly pursued by General Ross, who was the father of Betty Ross, the love of Bruce's life. As the Hulk, Bruce had no control over his own actions, so he could be at times dangerous, although typically he was quite heroic. Over the years Hulk made several enemies aside from General Ross. Among his worst foes were the Leader and Abomination. Hulk even finds his way into the ranks of the Avengers, as a valued member. In the late '70s, a television version of the character was adapted starring Bill Bixby and Lou Furrigno. Ted Cassidy was the narrator.

Notes[]

References[]

  1. As seen in The Plastic Man Comedy/Adventure Show episode The Maniacal Computerhead (1979).
  2. As seen in the Superfriends season three episode The Pied Piper from Space (October 7, 1978).
  3. As seen in The Plastic Man Comedy/Adventure Show episode The Maniacal Computerhead (1979).
  4. As seen in this image.
  5. As seen in the comic: Super Friends # 28 (1979).
  6. As seen in this image.
  7. This comic book ties into Justice League International # 23, a comic which featured cover artwork for the cover of Super Powers # 24 (1990).
  8. For more information about that Marvel comic book, click here.

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