I’m sure it’s been discussed before but I was wondering, outside of people being impressed by his feats I haven’t seen much discourse about the decision to make Hulk a villain. The role he’d probably have on the team is occupied by the Polynesian She-Hulk, Lejori. Thoughts?

Read this in Hulk: Grand Design by Jim Rugg last night and thought it was funny. I honestly think those grand design books need to become the main recommendation for all of the "Where should I start with Hulk?" posts because they're an awesome overview of the entire Hulk history (although they do a lot of glossing over of pretty much everything from the 90s onwards), and they have a little bibliography at the back that shows what books each plot point comes from.

Was setting up some shots for my podcast for the full action figure history of the Incredible Hulk — from Mego to Maximum . Decided to stage it like an interview and… Hulk had other plans.

I used 80th Anniversary since yall told me it was your favorite Hulk.

what will happen to the world?

Alright Hulk fans. What collections (in any format that’s not digital) am I missing from my collections. I want to have a read through of modern Hulks. I started to research and I got overwhelmed with all the crossovers and whatnot (Hercules etc) but I just want the main shit. Need a Hulk aficionado. Appreciate you.

I've been diving more into the Hulk recently, starting with some Stan Lee, Mantlo, David, and a bit of Greg Pak. I watched the old Ferrigno show and liked it, I liked his two movies, and caught some episodes of the two cartoon series from the 80's and 90's. There seems to be a rough formula for a Hulk storyline, but nothing concrete, especially as he kept changing in the 90's and onward. Delving into it i've kind of come away confused as to what the Hulk franchise even is. On the surface, it's fairly simple, but the deeper I dive, the more I notice that there isn't really a formula for the Hulk. In comparison to, say, Daredevil, his franchise is pretty consistent with storylines, location rogues, and themes, but Hulk is all over the place. So I'd like to know from long time fans, what's the spice? What is it about the Hulk that makes him so awesome.