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Madeus Prime wrote:

duragrip wrote:Please don't hate The Incredible Hulk because of me.

Too late, now the TF community hates anything you like. Omega Supreme, Hulk, MOTU, anything you like will fall into the pits of despair and nothingness that you have created through your own posts.

i call it, the DURAVOID...

duragrip wrote:The 70's TV show was the best and most powerful incarnation of the Hulk.

No, it's pretty well documented that TV show Hulk was far and away the weakest version of the Hulk. I mean, I get that you're dumb as a brick, but that's no excuse for being just plain old ignorant about this sort of thing. I'm not even sure you know what the Hulk even is.

Mr. Shadyman, don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry.

duragrip wrote:Mr. Shadyman, don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry.

See, why can't we have more of this duragrip instead of the creepy weird one that ignores most people and blabbers on about crap?

duragrip wrote:Mr. Shadyman, don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry.

I feed off of impotent rage like yours. Worst case scenario you turn into the TV version of the Hulk and you get taken out with small-arms fire.

Not like MCU Hulk. That sumbitch got shot to hell by a dozen Chitauri and it didn't slow him down.

im not a hulk expert, but this is my favorite version and probably the strongest.

Planet Hulk and World War Hulk were indeed great stories.

Though in all fairness, I've really enjoyed what they've been doing with the Hulk comics for the last few years.

The 70's TV show is canon. Do any of the Incredible Hulk comics do him justice? I've given up on the MOTU and Transformers comics.

duragrip wrote:I've given up on the MOTU and Transformers comics.

You know that the comics are probably the best non-toy thing in Transformers right now, right? Just because you can't make it through a few rough issues doesn't condemn a comic series.

Is "Thanos vs The Hulk" any good? I don't know who Thanos is, just he's the guy they show at the end of the first Avengers movie. What's his power? And why did they show him in the first movie when Ultron is the villain in the second movie?

duragrip wrote:Is "Thanos vs The Hulk" any good?

No. (And that's not me being a prick, that's me being honest)

I don't know who Thanos is,

wow...

And why did they show him in the first movie when Ultron is the villain in the second movie?

Because every phase 1 movie and every phase 2 movie and the individual phase 3 movies all tie together and lead into the 3rd and 4th Avengers movies.

I really don't get you at times. You've demonstrated on numerous occassions you're not an idiot, yet you come across questions like that which could easily be answered with a Google search.

Burn wrote:I really don't get you at times. You've demonstrated on numerous occassions you're not an idiot, yet you come across questions like that which could easily be answered with a Google search.

not when its questions like:
"is potato more than omega supreme at baseball wars?"
for that, he's got to ask the experts.

shajaki wrote:

Burn wrote:I really don't get you at times. You've demonstrated on numerous occassions you're not an idiot, yet you come across questions like that which could easily be answered with a Google search.

not when its questions like:
"is potato more than omega supreme at baseball wars?"
for that, he's got to ask the experts.

Where is our Omega Spudpreme Hasbro!!!!!

I came across this footage from the 70's, capturing an interview with David Banner:

This is proof of the real origin of the Hulk.

y'know, theres an old comic book that pre-dates that right?

duragrip wrote:The 70's TV show is canon.

No it's not. For starters, General Ross never shows up...nor do any of Hulk's villains or supporting characters for that matter.

duragrip wrote: Do any of the Incredible Hulk comics do him justice?

The question should be "Does the TV series based on the comics do him justice." The answer to that would be a resounding "no."

The tv show Incredible Hulk was more realistic. That's why it scared so many kids like me. Mr. Rogers had to visit the set of the Hulk because it was that real.

duragrip wrote:The tv show Incredible Hulk was more realistic. That's why it scared so many kids like me. Mr. Rogers had to visit the set of the Hulk because it was that real.

When I was a kid, I was scared of people in Keebler Elves costumes trying to give me free cookies. I cannot say for sure you were the same, but the threshold is certainly achievable.

The Avengers really cheapened the Hulk by changing his origin story.

duragrip wrote:The Avengers really cheapened the Hulk by changing his origin story.

The TV show also changed his origin story. (From a nuclear test to...some guy shooting himself up with gamma rays to see what would happen) And the Avengers didn't even deal with that, they assumed (And correctly so) that everyone already knew what they needed to about the Hulk.

His MCU origin (Not detailed in Avengers, but in his own movie prior to that) was basically the same as the TV show, though.

Burn wrote:I really don't get you at times. You've demonstrated on numerous occassions you're not an idiot, yet you come across questions like that which could easily be answered with a Google search.

I have to disagree with that. We're talking about someone who talks about how crappy a movie is, even though the elements he's complaining about were present in prior adaptations, where they were done far worse.

You know what character has never been part of the Hulk's live action mythos? In any format? Rick Jones. He needs to be in the movies, Hulk could use another friend.

Duke of Luns wrote:You know what character has never been part of the Hulk's live action mythos? In any format? Rick Jones. He needs to be in the movies, Hulk could use another friend.

Especially since he was the reason Bruce became the Hulk in the first place.

Shadowman wrote:

duragrip wrote:The Avengers really cheapened the Hulk by changing his origin story.

The TV show also changed his origin story. (From a nuclear test to...some guy shooting himself up with gamma rays to see what would happen) And the Avengers didn't even deal with that, they assumed (And correctly so) that everyone already knew what they needed to about the Hulk.

His MCU origin (Not detailed in Avengers, but in his own movie prior to that) was basically the same as the TV show.

Didn't the Avengers change the Hulk's origin to "they were trying to reproduce the formula that created Captain America and the experiments produced the Hulk instead"? This is not the same, or as cool, as the gamma radiation origin. That's why I feel the Avengers cheapened the Hulk, by relating his creation to Captain America.

duragrip wrote:

Shadowman wrote:

duragrip wrote:The Avengers really cheapened the Hulk by changing his origin story.

The TV show also changed his origin story. (From a nuclear test to...some guy shooting himself up with gamma rays to see what would happen) And the Avengers didn't even deal with that, they assumed (And correctly so) that everyone already knew what they needed to about the Hulk.

His MCU origin (Not detailed in Avengers, but in his own movie prior to that) was basically the same as the TV show.

Didn't the Avengers change the Hulk's origin to "they were trying to reproduce the formula that created Captain America and the experiments produced the Hulk instead"? This is not the same, or as cool, as the gamma radiation origin. That's why I feel the Avengers cheapened the Hulk, by relating his creation to Captain America.

"The man thought Gamma radiation held the secret to Irskine's original formula."

It was both you ignorant tool.