Hulk

By Kevin Melrose Does that mean The Avengers and Thor films could reflect the comic-book origin of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes? In September 1963’s The Avengers #1, the Norse god Loki tricked The Hulk into destroying a railroad track, which led to a response from Thor, Iron Man, Ant-Man and the Wasp.

By JK Parkin “It takes place on an arctic shell,” Williams said in a group interview at the visual-effects house Rhythm & Hues in Marina del Rey, Calif. “Banner [Edward Norton] is desperate. He’s on the run, which is in keeping with some of the original themes from not only the comic books but the TV se...

By Carla Hoffman Letting ASBAR #10 take a break from the incessant news coverage it garnered this week, let’s turn our eyes to Marvel’s double duo of Knoxville-esque comics, Hulk and Ultimates 3.  Both are by acclaimed and Eisner-award winning writer of page and screen, Jeph Loeb.  Both have superstar art...

By Kevin Melrose Hulk Vs. Wolverine - This dark, violent, smash and slash story was first told in issue 181 of THE INCREDIBLE HULK and the rematches have continued to thrill comic fans ever since. Now Marvel and Lionsgate takes the best of those famous comic book battles and merges them into one heart poundin...

By Kevin Melrose • I tossed a link to this USA Today article in yesterday’s “Ticker,” because I thought Stan Lee and Joe Simon talking about the origins of Marvel’s movie superheroes was interesting but not really “news.” But others seem to see it as a big deal because Iron Man director Jon Favreau may or may n...

By Kevin Melrose Director Louis Leterrier has said the Marvel Easter-egg hunt continues in The Incredible Hulk with an appearance by Captain America — he wouldn’t reveal where, though — but a few early reviews indicate the Sentinel of Liberty is nowhere to be seen.

By Kevin Melrose • The Incredible Hulk’s Edward Norton, Liv Tyler and Louis Leterrier interview each other using questions from fans. [Moviefone] • Variety’s editor in chief shrugs off early reactions to The Incredible Hulk — He starts the column with, “The dweebs may not like the effects” — and incurs th...

By JK Parkin ComicMix has an interview up with Zak Penn, who worked on Incredible Hulk and the X-Men films, about a variety of subjects, including the Avengers movie: ZP: Right. Like Iron Man. Hulk. Theoretically, Thor. They might even want to wait for Captain America.

By JK Parkin The two TV series will premiere in early 2009 and are “designed to play off the big-screen popularity of the Marvel comic-book characters.” The article also mentions the new Speed Racer cartoon coming to Nicktoons this May and the Clone Wars cartoon coming to the Cartoon Network and TNT la...