The Incredible Hulk

personality changes through the actions of Iron Man, and he is becoming a more serious and caring character. As the armored super-hero Iron Man, Tony Stark gains several abilities that give him super-hero powers. When using his Iron Man suits, Tony gains incredible amounts of strength. He is able to lift up cars, trucks, as well as destroy lots of objects. Tony also gains superhuman speed and manages to fly at very extreme speeds. With the help of a repulsor on his hand, Tony can fly to any place he desires

Avengers. Under a variety of assumed names and false aliases, Banner continues to live on the island country of Fiji; doing whatever he can in order to survive the elements, avoid detection, and maintain a purely nomadic lifestyle. His control over the Hulk has since slipped as well; becoming all the more unpredictable and erratic as a result of his own shaken self confidence. { v; for blue skies ; } Current default verse; set after the events of Avengers: Age of Ultron. Following a last minute change

may not sound like the ideal situation, but for an iconic hero like the Hulk, its everyday life. Many characters in the marvel universe have transformations just as terrifying, but all marvel characters have other similar qualities that make them great. To make a great marvel character you need to have strength. The god of thunder; Thor, is strong enough to destroy buildings launch cars, go toe-to-toe with the hulk, and even destroy mountains with his mighty hammer Mjolnir. Thor uses his

(Wolverine can detect The Incredible Hulk easily, but the Thunder Clap will damage Wolverine’s super sensitive ears.) EAGLE EYES (whole group) Eagles, and other raptors such as hawks, owls and vultures, have incredible eyesight, far better than our own. They can see further than we can, and in much greater detail. An eagle’s eyes can also see more colors, shades and can

world’s disapproval, unhesitating and effective in action.” In this claim, Jones is talking about The Incredible Hulk, a Marvel superhero who was “overgendered and undersocialized, half-naked and half-witted, raging against a frightened world that misunderstood and persecuted him.” Jones used The Hulk to fantasize himself as another person, a person who wasn't afraid of a villains (bullies), or battles. Hulk was a person who turned into a big green giant everytime he got mad but he later found a way to

even the best of people may emerge when one is struck with a terrible tragedy or deeply motivated by unhealthy interests. Dr. David Banner and Dr. Henry Jekyll—honorable, good men of science who wholeheartedly dedicated themselves to their work. The Hulk and Mr. Edward Hyde—declared criminals and presumed-to-be evildoers with an eye for chaos. Seemingly opposite from one another, these two groups are actually directly related, as the alter egos of the former two men are in fact the latter two “others

often considered to be the father of the modern superhero, and it’s not hard to see why. Even if you’ve never heard of Stan Lee, you’ve definitely heard of the myriad of cultural icons he’s created throughout the years. Spider-Man, Iron Man, the Incredible Hulk, the Fantastic Four, the Avengers, Thor, the X-Men, as well as so many others are all the creations of Stan Lee. Lee created so many realistic characters that combined typical human emotions and traits with their super powers. Lee’s personal writing

landed him in a psychiatric institute. The two very different personalities, The Hulk and Bruce Banner, are indeed the same person and one might conclude that the only time Bruce gets to release all of his pent up anger is when he for a brief moment turns into The Hulk. Is The Hulk the “other side” of Bruce Banner? Is The Hulk maybe even closer to the “real” Bruce Banner than Banner realizes? When The Hulk yells “Hulk smash” is he really just expressing all of the anger and maybe even hatred towards

amazing when studied individually. What makes them so amazing are their very contrasting characteristics. My primary focus, The Incredible Hulk, and The Black Widow, two opposing forces, so similar yet so different. A great powerful beast and a beautiful young woman, but do not let body sizes fool you. First and foremost, The Black Widow possesses no superpowers unlike the Hulk, who transforms into a gigantic green beast when enraged. She does not have to rely on any super powers in combat, but only

nature of human mentality, embodied by the evil of Mr. Hyde and the good of Dr. Jekyll, shows the battle, which rages within an individual. There are many stories out there that one could compare this novel to but one that stands out is The Incredible Hulk