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The only way I get taken off the throne is when someone pries if from my cold dead hands.Hmm...so, you've been overthrown, or did you abdicate the throne while you ran to the comic book store?
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Marvel: Every Major Hulk Color, Explained
By Jake Fillery | GameRant
August 29, 2022
With 60 years and a whole lot of smashing, the mythos and lore behind the Incredible Hulk get bigger and meaner with each new comic. The Incredible Hulk was introduced to audiences in March 1962 when Stan Lee and Jack Kirby gave the character his first comic book issue. Since then, the green and mean threat has had quite the adventures, as well as a few interesting color changes.
Not all Hulks are green, and even the most iconic of the Hulks, Bruce Banner, does not always stay in his bold green color. There have been many different Hulks in the comic books, with some being vastly different colors. This is thanks to the infinite creativity and weirdness that can exist within Marvel Comics.
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The most famous of the Hulk colors can be explained by the often depicted rendition of radiation. In comics and cartoons, green often represents radioactivity, and considering Bruce Banner was infected with harmful gamma radiation, he becomes a gigantic green monster who knows nothing but rage and smashing. Bruce Banner is by far the most famous of the Hulks, but is only one of many to harbor the green color.
This bold green has been worn by the Incredible Hulk, and famously his cousin, Jennifer Walters. Jennifer Walters became She-Hulk after a blood transfusion from Bruce, and debuted in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Disney Plus’ She-Hulk: Attorney at Law. Green is the most iconic Hulk color, and it’s best to keep away from any theoretical physicists that begin to change color.
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Black Adam: Pierce Brosnan Stuns as Doctor Fate in Latest Character Poster
By Mudit Chhikara | MovieWeb
August 28, 2022
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5 Actors We'd Love To See Play Wonder Man In The MCU Series
By Bj Colangelo | SlashFilm
August 30, 2022
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is continuing to expand in unexpected ways post-"Avengers: Endgame," but few could have predicted one of the next heroes to get a Disney+ adaptation would be Simon Williams aka Wonder Man. The series was announced earlier this summer with "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings" and the upcoming "Avengers: The Kang Dynasty" director Destin Daniel Cretton attached to executive produce with Andrew Guest ("Community," "Hawkeye," and "30 Rock") serving as the head writer. The series is still in the early stages of production, but it was recently announced that Ben Kingsley would be reprising his role as Trevor Slattery, thereby connecting "Wonder Man" to the story of "Shang-Chi."
As it stands, only Kingsley's casting on the show has been confirmed so far, which leaves the titular character a mystery. Wonder Man is a lesser-known Marvel character created in 1964 by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, first introduced as a villain but then later becoming a founding member of the West Coast Avengers. He's yet another son of a billionaire industrialist, as well as a celebrity actor and stuntman. He's a cocky himbo with more money than imaginable, and unearned confidence ripe for comedic greatness.
MCU series have been unafraid to tackle comedy as of late, and with Guest as the head writer, it's safe to assume that "Wonder Man" will be no different. With that in mind, here are 5 actors we'd love to see play the character in the upcoming series.
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