Amadeus Cho Releases His Inner Hulk
From – Totally Awesome Hulk #22
Category Archive: The Hulk
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Totally Awesome Hulk VS Hulkverine
From – Totally Awesome Hulk #22
Hulkverine
From – Totally Awesome Hulk #22
Weapon H
Weapon H has the combined DNA of the Hulk and Wolverine. So that’s super strength, adamantium claws and fast healing. From – Totally Awesome Hulk #22
Adamantium Cyborgs With Domino’s Luck
Imagine those adamantium cyborgs with the Hulk’s strength and the healing powers of Wolverine and Sabretooth. From – Weapon X Vol. 3 #6
Weapon X Vol. 3 #4
Why not just name the series X-Force and be done with it. From – Weapon X Vol. 3 #4
Totally Awesome Hulk VS Adamantium Cyborgs
From – Weapon X Vol. 3 #4
Totally Awesome Hulk (Weapon X Vol. 3 #3)
From – Weapon X Vol. 3 #3
Deadpool’s Gift To Hawkeye
Clint Barton killed the Hulk during the events of Civil War II. From – Spider-Man – Deadpool #12
Ulysses Meets Old Man Logan In The Future
I’m not sure if this is was intended by the writers which would be later explained in the last issue of this series, or if they really goofed – Wolverine is already dead… Continue reading
Hydra Clones The Avengers
This is their entry on the Marvel wiki. The Hydra Four were Hydra versions of the Avengers sent into Manhattan to cause havoc in an attempt to draw out the Avengers. Only Militant… Continue reading
Hawkeye Is Acquitted (Civil War II)
Hawkeye killed Bruce Banner in the previous issue. From – Civil War II #4
Why Hawkeye Killed Bruce Banner (Civil War II)
Hawkeye killed Bruce Banner with a special arrow of Banner’s design. From – Civil War II #3
Hawkeye Kills Bruce Banner (Civil War II)
Ulysses, the Inhuman who has visions of the future, saw a possible future where the Hulk kills everyone. Iron Man and Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers) brought their teams to Bruce Banner’s laboratory… Continue reading
Ulysses’s Vision Where The Hulk Kills Everyone (Civil War II)
From having visions to projecting visions to bystanders. Ulysses’s powers are quickly evolving. From – Civil War II #2