The Hulk has changed a lot throughout the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, despite his evolution, he always manages to steal the scene.

The Incredible Hulk has been a mainstay of the MCU since his 2008 debut, and he now boasts some particularly sad scenes throughout his career.

She becomes a Hulk, though she has more control over the transformation than her cousin. The first episode shows She-Hulk’s origin story and shows Bruce teaching Jennifer the positives and ...

With the sheer size of the Hulk himself and the setting this transformation occurs in, there’s a feeling of deadly claustrophobia not seen in any other big-screen Hulk-out.

Future MCU adventures might explain the surprising Hulk transformation. But the reason why that Shang-Chi cameo is important has nothing to do with the Hulk surprise. That post-credits scene tells ...

She-Hulk Attorney at Law is the new Marvel show on Disney Plus. ... I know we’ve seen a Hulk transformation before, ... This scene also introduces Jen’s co-workers.

She-Hulk: Attorney at Law boasts a number of strengths, including clever scene set-ups, a charming tone, and a fantastic turn by Tatiana Maslany. On the other hand, jokes don’t always land, it ...

Harrison Ford Teases Red Hulk’s Background In Captain America: Brave New World. In an exclusive chat with Empire, Harrison Ford gave us a little taste of what’s to come for President Ross in ...

Stan Lee’s first major live-action appearance in a Marvel property came a few years after the original Incredible Hulk TV series wrapped up, when stars Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno reunited for a ...

His temper in visibly escalating in scenes where the stakes appear sky-high. Moreover, details of the Red Hulk transformation have been tightly guarded like any other Marvel secret.

She-Hulk viewers baffled by mind-bending scene that left Disney Plus app 'frozen' Spoiler alert - but what a spoiler, as wide-eyed fans could only gawp in awe at mind-bending scene in series finale ...

Savage She-Hulk. The season finale is all about endings, but let's not forget the beginning: a retro-styled prologue that imagines what this show would be like if made in the 1970s, in the style ...