Hulk

By rss@youtube.com (SilverWolf25) In anticipation of the new Hulk VS movies, I thought I'd do a Mugen version of Hulk vs Thor. This is an AI match. Author: SilverWolf25 Keywords: Mugen Marvel Comics Hulk vs Thor movie DVD Added: January 27, 2009

By Graeme McMillan Marvel, to be fair, is pushing the boat out with their books, offering the first issue of martial arts exploitation comic Immortal Weapons and the extra-sized #600s of both Incredible Hulk and Amazing Spider-Man (That last one being all-new material, no filler).

By Charlie Jane Anders If Marvel really goes ahead with its plan to put out four movies per year, and other studios follow, we could see a million cookie-cutter superhero origin stories. Make it stop! Or better yet, copy these five mold-breaking superhero films.

 MA Following The Dark Knight came another sequel, Iron Man, the first movie of Marvel Comics Avengers movies. Marvel Enterprises is trying something new. They plan to make individual superhero movies of the major players in the superhero group, ...

 MA Following The Dark Knight came another sequel, Iron Man, the first movie of Marvel Comics Avengers movies. Marvel Enterprises is trying something new. They plan to make individual superhero movies of the major players in the superhero group, ...

 MA Following The Dark Knight came another sequel, Iron Man, the first movie of Marvel Comics Avengers movies. Marvel Enterprises is trying something new. They plan to make individual superhero movies of the major players in the superhero group, ...

 MA Following The Dark Knight came another sequel, Iron Man, the first movie of Marvel Comics Avengers movies. Marvel Enterprises is trying something new. They plan to make individual superhero movies of the major players in the superhero group, ...

By Charlie Jane Anders MicroNauts Has there been a TV show or comic book? Yes, Marvel comics put one out. MadBalls Has there been a TV show or comic book? Yes, there was a Saturday morning cartoon, plus a direct-to-VHS movie, and Marvel (of course) put a comic book out.

By ComicList Since their beginnings in 1939, the names of Marvel Comics characters have come to be a part of the American lexicon. Thanks to several popular television series and the recent surge of superhero movies in Hollywood, characters like Spiderman, The X-Men, Fantastic Four, Captain America and of course, The Incredible Hulk have been made even more recognizable. Since their beginnings in 1939, the names of Marvel Comics characters have come to be a part of the American lexicon. Thanks to several popular television series and the recent surge of superhero movies in Hollywood, characters like Spiderman, The X-Men, Fantastic Four, Captain America and of course, The Incredible Hulk have been made even more recognizable.   [read the full post]

By Jevon Phillips The latest venture is the new Iron Man digital comic book, along with an Incredible Hulk book as well. No, they are not the first digital comic books that the House of Ideas has produced, but they are the first it's used to tie directly into and extend the storyline for a movie.  Photos: Marvel

By Geoff Boucher A trademark of Marvel Comics in the 1960s was “the crossover”— when one character would pop up in another hero's title (Spider-Man would meet the Fantastic Four, the Silver Surfer would fly into Thor’s book, etc.) and now they’re doing it with their movies with Nick Fury popping up in “Iron...

By LATimes David S. Goyer is headed to International Comic-Con in two weeks to promote “The Unborn,” the horror film due in 2009 that finds the “Batman Begins” screenwriter back in the director’s chair and working with Meagan Good, Carla Gugino, Jane Alexander and Gary Oldman. Goyer is a familiar nam...

By Katie McNeill Last night I went and saw The Incredible Hulk and before that it was Ironman. A few years ago it was X-Men, Hellboy, and Batman. Not to mention 300 and all three of the Spiderman movies. It started me thinking about all the movies that are being made right now that are based on comics, especially M...

The 85-year-old creator of Marvel Comics characters like SPIDER-MAN, THE HULK and the X-MEN hails video games andquot;the ultimate in entertainmentandquot; because the viewer can participate in the story, but he admits he has no idea ...

By Nik Dirga Ever find yourself with a nagging need to know just how much the Hulk weighs, or where the first appearance of Wolverine was? Sure, you can flip through stacks of comic books to find out – or, you can turn to the handy new reference guide, The Marvel Encyclopedia from DK Publishing. It's a spra...