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Why would Ross be consistently given unlimited resources and command of anti-Hulk operations despite A) a record of almost constant failure, and B) the fact that he is clearly barely holding it together most of the time? Well, if you think about it, the Hulk is the perfect unsolvable problem for the military industrial complex. Any attempt to stop him destroys massive amounts of military hardware, which will need to be replaced; an unstoppable rage monster loose and hidden amongst average people will make them more willing to accept military operations on American soil; and he can never be killed or even really contained. The Hulk essentially represents a constant stream of money and political support for defense contractors, so Ross' higher-ups in the Pentagon with ties to those companies ensure that he is always in charge, so he can squander millions of dollars worth of conventional arms failing to catch the Hulk, when a more intelligent/rational commander might try contacting and reasoning with Banner, or focus on deflecting the Hulk away from population centers rather than attacking him directly, or call in the Avengers who could actually stop him. General Ross is a useful idiot for moneyed interests and politician-generals, and he's too blinded by arrogance and hatred to realize it.
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Why would Ross be consistently given unlimited resources and command of anti-Hulk operations despite A) a record of almost constant failure, and B) the fact that he is clearly barely holding it together most of the time? Well, if you think about it, the Hulk is the perfect unsolvable problem for the military industrial complex. Any attempt to stop him destroys massive amounts of military hardware, which will need to be replaced; an unstoppable rage monster loose and hidden amongst average people will make them more willing to accept military operations on American soil; and he can never be killed or even really contained. The Hulk essentially represents a constant stream of money and political support for defense contractors, so Ross' higher-ups in the Pentagon with ties to those companies ensure that he is always in charge, so he can squander millions of dollars worth of conventional arms failing to catch the Hulk, when a more intelligent/rational commander might try contacting and reasoning with Banner, or focus on deflecting the Hulk away from population centers rather than attacking him directly, or call in the Avengers who could actually stop him. General Ross is a useful idiot for moneyed interests and politician-generals, and he's too blinded by arrogance and hatred to realize it.it.
[[WMG:Every Hulk cure ever devised has been purely a placebo effect.]]
A lot of cures have been tried throughout the series. The only thing that's ever made any of them work is Bruce Banner believing in them.
[[WMG:Every Hulk cure ever devised has been purely a placebo effect.]]
A lot of cures have been tried throughout the series. The only thing that's ever made any of them work is Bruce Banner believing in them.
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As seen in Incredible Hulk #5 (2012) we now that Banner and Hulk were seperated by [[spoiler: Dr.Doom]]. During the seperation process Hulk placed Banner deep within his mind where he wouldn't know what was going on. During the procedure [[spoiler: Doom]] essentially cut "Banner" from the Hulk's brain and placed him inside a newly cloned body. However, judging by the personality shift and the overall malicious attitude, I would argue that "Banner" is still locked inside the mind of the Hulk while the entity inside of the clone Banner body is the [[http://villains.wikia.com/wiki/Devil_Hulk Devil Hulk]]. Whether or not [[spoiler: Doom]] placed him in the body intentionally will remain to be seen. Should clone Banner ever attain a gamma transformation his true identity will be revealed.
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As seen in Incredible Hulk #5 (2012) we now that Banner and Hulk were seperated separated by [[spoiler: Dr.Dr. Doom]]. During the seperation separation process Hulk placed Banner deep within his mind where he wouldn't know what was going on. During the procedure [[spoiler: Doom]] essentially cut "Banner" from the Hulk's brain and placed him inside a newly cloned body. However, judging by the personality shift and the overall malicious attitude, I would argue that "Banner" is still locked inside the mind of the Hulk while the entity inside of the clone Banner body is the [[http://villains.wikia.com/wiki/Devil_Hulk Devil Hulk]]. Whether or not [[spoiler: Doom]] placed him in the body intentionally will remain to be seen. Should clone Banner ever attain a gamma transformation his true identity will be revealed.
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Doctor Strange is Hulk's [[ParentalSubstitute substitute father figure]], and has already unwisely used the OmnicidalManiac Zom for this purpose. The Hulk's full scale of power is literally infinite, and he has almost no control of it, risking to cause multiversal-level destruction if he ever truly unleashed it against anything less than another infinite power, but he is also wasting it on focusing on the small earthly threats when the universe needs constant protection from the massive ones. Basically Strange currently has the problem of maturity, control, and experience without power to back it up; whereas Hulk is an infinite meld of mystical and nuclear power without either control or maturity, and it is taking a severe strain on his mind to virtually always hold back.
Gaea has also considered Hulk as one of her children like the Titans in the past, and could easily see him as the best alternative to replace the Demogorge as her most powerful protector, and could ask him to do so. Basically Hulk should allow Strange to use him as his new power source/"patron deity", and every time the GodzillaThreshold is reached the PowerLimiter is turned off, and they tag-team to to their utmost to permanently (as in no JokerImmunity) exterminate any of them whenever they want to claim billions more innocent victims. Hulk could keep the power limiter to [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]-level whenever he is on his own for more "down to earth" circumstances, without risking to hurt any innocents, and simultaneously get release from the pressure against massive threats that really deserve the punishment, use his actual scale of power for something useful, and directed by somebody benevolent and with the wisdom and clarity to actually know what he is doing and when to use it. It makes sense as a good solution within the overall context, even if I don't think that it will happen.
Gaea has also considered Hulk as one of her children like the Titans in the past, and could easily see him as the best alternative to replace the Demogorge as her most powerful protector, and could ask him to do so. Basically Hulk should allow Strange to use him as his new power source/"patron deity", and every time the GodzillaThreshold is reached the PowerLimiter is turned off, and they tag-team to to their utmost to permanently (as in no JokerImmunity) exterminate any of them whenever they want to claim billions more innocent victims. Hulk could keep the power limiter to [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]-level whenever he is on his own for more "down to earth" circumstances, without risking to hurt any innocents, and simultaneously get release from the pressure against massive threats that really deserve the punishment, use his actual scale of power for something useful, and directed by somebody benevolent and with the wisdom and clarity to actually know what he is doing and when to use it. It makes sense as a good solution within the overall context, even if I don't think that it will happen.
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Doctor Strange is Hulk's [[ParentalSubstitute substitute father figure]], and has already unwisely used the OmnicidalManiac Zom for this purpose. The Hulk's full scale of power is literally infinite, and he has almost no control of it, risking to cause multiversal-level destruction if he ever truly unleashed it against anything less than another infinite power, but he is also wasting it on focusing on the small earthly threats when the universe needs constant protection from the massive ones. Basically Strange currently has the problem of maturity, control, and experience without power to back it up; whereas Hulk is an infinite meld of mystical and nuclear power without either control or maturity, and it is taking a severe strain on his mind to virtually always hold back.
Gaea has also considered Hulk as one of her children like the Titans in the past, and could easily see him as the best alternative to replace the Demogorge as her most powerful protector, and could ask him to do so. Basically Hulk should allow Strange to use him as his new power source/"patron deity", and every time the GodzillaThreshold is reached the PowerLimiter is turned off, and they tag-team toto their utmost to permanently (as in no JokerImmunity) exterminate any of them whenever they want to claim billions more innocent victims. Hulk could keep the power limiter to [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]-level whenever he is on his own for more "down to earth" circumstances, without risking to hurt any innocents, and simultaneously get release from the pressure against massive threats that really deserve the punishment, use his actual scale of power for something useful, and directed by somebody benevolent and with the wisdom and clarity to actually know what he is doing and when to use it. It makes sense as a good solution within the overall context, even if I don't think that it will happen.
Gaea has also considered Hulk as one of her children like the Titans in the past, and could easily see him as the best alternative to replace the Demogorge as her most powerful protector, and could ask him to do so. Basically Hulk should allow Strange to use him as his new power source/"patron deity", and every time the GodzillaThreshold is reached the PowerLimiter is turned off, and they tag-team to
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* More over, there's actually a fair amount of evidence in older Hulk stories to paint Betty as having some fairly bitchy character traits herself. Not full on BitchInSheepsClothing, but not far off.
** And Betty was never just sweet and nice, there were several times where she was out right mean to Bruce way before becoming Red She-Hulk.
** And Betty was never just sweet and nice, there were several times where she was out right mean to Bruce way before becoming Red She-Hulk.
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* More over, Moreover, there's actually a fair amount of evidence in older Hulk stories to paint Betty as having some fairly bitchy character traits herself. Not full on BitchInSheepsClothing, but not far off.
** And Betty was never just sweet and nice, there were several times where she was out right mean to Bruce way before becoming RedShe-Hulk. She-Hulk.
** And Betty was never just sweet and nice, there were several times where she was out right mean to Bruce way before becoming Red
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** Has Ghost Rider had any interaction with the Hulk's since ''ComicBook/WorldWarHulk''? Granted, it's not ''unheard of'' for him to just show up when someone needs punishing(it is kind of his job) but they rarely send him after people not in his own title without some explaination. WWH being a CrisisCrossover was enough to justify his inclusion, but him just showing up to throw a penance stare on Red seems unlikely.
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** Has Ghost Rider had any interaction with the Hulk's since ''ComicBook/WorldWarHulk''? Granted, it's not ''unheard of'' for him to just show up when someone needs punishing(it punishing (it is kind of his job) but they rarely send him after people not in his own title without some explaination.explanation. WWH being a CrisisCrossover was enough to justify his inclusion, but him just showing up to throw a penance stare on Red seems unlikely.
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[[WMG:Two more strains of gamma radiation were used by [[VideoGame/MetroidPrimeTriolgy the Zebasian Space Pirates]].]]
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[[WMG:Two more strains of gamma radiation were used by [[VideoGame/MetroidPrimeTriolgy [[VideoGame/MetroidPrimeTrilogy the Zebasian Space Pirates]].]]
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** Banner made it because he was a weapon's developer for the U.S. army. The problem is the sliding time scale; when he originally made it it was during the nuclear arms race of the cold war, making perfect sense. Current timeline puts him making it sometime in the late 90s/early 2000s. If one counts the sliding time scale as meaning the fantastic four encountered the Kree and Scrull empires before Banner became the Hulk, one could posit they were researching powerful weapons to fend of alien invasions. The gamma bomb is generally referenced to one of if not the strongest bomb earth has ever produced.
** Interestingly enough, Hulk has actually called Banner out on this a couple times, giving him a WhatTheHellHero over the fact that despite his genius intellect, on the level of Reed Richards and Doctor Doom, instead of actually ''helping'' people, he made bombs for a living. I recall a couple storylines, not in main continuity, where Banner was something of an [[TheAtoner atoner]], having a fair amount of guilt from having devoted his life to such destruction, though at least one had him rationalizing that he did it [[{{Ptitleb1zcb36l}} because he was good at it.]]
** Interestingly enough, Hulk has actually called Banner out on this a couple times, giving him a WhatTheHellHero over the fact that despite his genius intellect, on the level of Reed Richards and Doctor Doom, instead of actually ''helping'' people, he made bombs for a living. I recall a couple storylines, not in main continuity, where Banner was something of an [[TheAtoner atoner]], having a fair amount of guilt from having devoted his life to such destruction, though at least one had him rationalizing that he did it [[{{Ptitleb1zcb36l}} because he was good at it.]]
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** Banner made it because he was a weapon's developer for the U.S. army. The problem is the sliding time scale; when he originally made it it, it was during the nuclear arms race of the cold war, making perfect sense. Current timeline puts him making it sometime in the late 90s/early 2000s. If one counts the sliding time scale as meaning the fantastic four encountered the Kree and Scrull empires before Banner became the Hulk, one could posit they were researching powerful weapons to fend of alien invasions. The gamma bomb is generally referenced to one of if not the strongest bomb earth has ever produced.
** Interestingly enough, Hulk has actually called Banner out on this a couple times, giving him a WhatTheHellHero over the fact that despite his genius intellect, on the level of Reed Richards and Doctor Doom, instead of actually ''helping'' people, he made bombs for a living. I recall a couple storylines, not in main continuity, where Banner was something of an [[TheAtoner atoner]], having a fair amount of guilt from having devoted his life to such destruction, though at least one had him rationalizing that he did it[[{{Ptitleb1zcb36l}} [[BecauseImGoodAtIt because he was good at it.]]
** Interestingly enough, Hulk has actually called Banner out on this a couple times, giving him a WhatTheHellHero over the fact that despite his genius intellect, on the level of Reed Richards and Doctor Doom, instead of actually ''helping'' people, he made bombs for a living. I recall a couple storylines, not in main continuity, where Banner was something of an [[TheAtoner atoner]], having a fair amount of guilt from having devoted his life to such destruction, though at least one had him rationalizing that he did it
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Somehow, something has hypnotized Banner into making the gamma bomb, and also to sabotaged it. When he becomes the Hulk, he started to hypnotized Betty, Rick, and Jen into being with him, resulting in what they've become. Why is the gamma bomb doing all this? ForTheEvulz.
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Somehow, something has hypnotized Banner into making the gamma bomb, and also to sabotaged sabotage it. When he becomes the Hulk, he started to hypnotized Betty, Rick, and Jen into being with him, resulting in what they've become. Why is the gamma bomb doing all this? ForTheEvulz.
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Watching a video of the fight, Hulk never really comes off as angry. He comes off as depressed; he feels sad because of how much his family and his team have suffered. While that could easily turn to rage, it never quite gets there to the extremes it has in other recent stories. Now, I'm not exactly using this as a WorfHadTheFlu as I think Hulk would have ended up losing anyway(if nothing else, Zeus would have cheated when he realized Hulk's strength was getting to be more than he could handle physically), but the main reason Hulk got thrashed by Zeus was so they could have him weakened during the savage land story with Meik.
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Watching a video of the fight, Hulk never really comes off as angry. He comes off as depressed; he feels sad because of how much his family and his team have suffered. While that could easily turn to rage, it never quite gets there to the extremes it has in other recent stories. Now, I'm not exactly using this as a WorfHadTheFlu as I think Hulk would have ended up losing anyway(if anyway (if nothing else, Zeus would have cheated when he realized Hulk's strength was getting to be more than he could handle physically), but the main reason Hulk got thrashed by Zeus was so they could have him weakened during the savage land story with Meik.
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Banner died(or would have) when the gamma bomb went off. At that moment, a cosmic incarnation of rage and anger possessed him, saving his life and transforming him into the Hulk with the energy from the gamma explosion.
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Banner died(or died (or would have) when the gamma bomb went off. At that moment, a cosmic incarnation of rage and anger possessed him, saving his life and transforming him into the Hulk with the energy from the gamma explosion.
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It would be about about Hulk and Betty:
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It would be about about Hulk and Betty:
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* Do you mean a corp member, or a Red Lantern Battery like the Anti-Monitor to the Black Corp?
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* Do you mean a corp corps member, or a Red Lantern Battery like the Anti-Monitor to the Black Corp?
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When the Gamma bomb went off it caused Bruce Banner to merge with the MU's equivelent of the Butcher. It just happens that in the MU, the embodyment of rage is nicer.
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When the Gamma bomb went off it caused Bruce Banner to merge with the MU's equivelent equivalent of the Butcher. It just happens that in the MU, the embodyment embodiment of rage is nicer.
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[[WMG:General Ross was in charge of Hulk retrieval because his superiors knew he couldn’t do it]]
Why would Ross be consistently given unlimited resources and command of anti-Hulk operations despite A) a record of almost constant failure, and B) the fact that he is clearly barely holding it together most of the time? Well, if you think about it, the Hulk is the perfect unsolvable problem for the military industrial complex. Any attempt to stop him destroys massive amounts of military hardware, which will need to be replaced; an unstoppable rage monster loose and hidden amongst average people will make them more willing to accept military operations on American soil; and he can never be killed or even really contained. The Hulk essentially represents a constant stream of money and political support for defence contractors, so Ross’ higher-ups in the Pentagon with ties to those companies ensure that he is always in charge, so he can squander millions of dollars worth of conventional arms failing to catch the Hulk, when a more intelligent/rational commander might try contacting and reasoning with Banner, or focus on deflecting the Hulk away from population centres rather than attacking him directly, or call in the Avengers who could actually stop him. General Ross is a useful idiot for moneyed interests and politician-generals, and he’s too blinded by arrogance and hatred to realise it.
Why would Ross be consistently given unlimited resources and command of anti-Hulk operations despite A) a record of almost constant failure, and B) the fact that he is clearly barely holding it together most of the time? Well, if you think about it, the Hulk is the perfect unsolvable problem for the military industrial complex. Any attempt to stop him destroys massive amounts of military hardware, which will need to be replaced; an unstoppable rage monster loose and hidden amongst average people will make them more willing to accept military operations on American soil; and he can never be killed or even really contained. The Hulk essentially represents a constant stream of money and political support for defence contractors, so Ross’ higher-ups in the Pentagon with ties to those companies ensure that he is always in charge, so he can squander millions of dollars worth of conventional arms failing to catch the Hulk, when a more intelligent/rational commander might try contacting and reasoning with Banner, or focus on deflecting the Hulk away from population centres rather than attacking him directly, or call in the Avengers who could actually stop him. General Ross is a useful idiot for moneyed interests and politician-generals, and he’s too blinded by arrogance and hatred to realise it.
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[[WMG:General Ross was in charge of Hulk retrieval because his superiors knew he couldn’t couldn't do it]]
Why would Ross be consistently given unlimited resources and command of anti-Hulk operations despite A) a record of almost constant failure, and B) the fact that he is clearly barely holding it together most of the time? Well, if you think about it, the Hulk is the perfect unsolvable problem for the military industrial complex. Any attempt to stop him destroys massive amounts of military hardware, which will need to be replaced; an unstoppable rage monster loose and hidden amongst average people will make them more willing to accept military operations on American soil; and he can never be killed or even really contained. The Hulk essentially represents a constant stream of money and political support fordefence defense contractors, so Ross’ Ross' higher-ups in the Pentagon with ties to those companies ensure that he is always in charge, so he can squander millions of dollars worth of conventional arms failing to catch the Hulk, when a more intelligent/rational commander might try contacting and reasoning with Banner, or focus on deflecting the Hulk away from population centres centers rather than attacking him directly, or call in the Avengers who could actually stop him. General Ross is a useful idiot for moneyed interests and politician-generals, and he’s he's too blinded by arrogance and hatred to realise realize it.
Why would Ross be consistently given unlimited resources and command of anti-Hulk operations despite A) a record of almost constant failure, and B) the fact that he is clearly barely holding it together most of the time? Well, if you think about it, the Hulk is the perfect unsolvable problem for the military industrial complex. Any attempt to stop him destroys massive amounts of military hardware, which will need to be replaced; an unstoppable rage monster loose and hidden amongst average people will make them more willing to accept military operations on American soil; and he can never be killed or even really contained. The Hulk essentially represents a constant stream of money and political support for
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[[folder:Marvel Cinematic Universe Film: The Incredible Hulk (2008)]]
[[WMG: Bruce got MagicPlasticSurgery between ''The Incredible Hulk'' and ''The Avengers'', hence [[TheOtherDarrin the actor shift]] between Norton and Ruffalo.]]
* Given Bruce's destructive lifestyle, wouldn't you?
[[WMG: Igor Drenkov had a hand in the gamma accident, like in the comics.]]
Plus, he's a HYDRA agent.
[[WMG: Betty went into Witness Protection after this movie, explaining her [[PutOnABus prolonged absence]] from the MCU.]]
[[WMG: Hulk and Leader have battled several times since this film...]]
...Just offscreen. 'Cuz it seems wrong to never have the two become archenemies.
[[WMG: Ruffalo's appearance is the result of The Hulk physically taking over Norton's Hulk.]]
He's kind of the in-between of Norton's narrow features and The Hulk's beefcake face.
[[WMG: The Hulk is the reason Cap was discovered]]
Consider: Hulk's arctic suicide attempt and the resulting avalanche got the attention of SHIELD (who weren't fully aware of Banner yet). So a small team goes and investigates. Someone spots what appears to be a very unusual shipwreck below the ice. They report this to the higher ups (i.e Fury) who realize that the avalanche happened in the rough vicinity of where Howard Stark was said to have recovered the Tessaract and just a short distance from the location of a certain super soldier's last known radar contact, so Fury sends in some more agents and equipment to pull up the wreck, and there you have the opening of The First Avenger.
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[[folder:Marvel Cinematic Universe Film: The Incredible Hulk (2008)]]
[[WMG: Bruce got MagicPlasticSurgery between ''The Incredible Hulk'' and ''The Avengers'', hence [[TheOtherDarrin the actor shift]] between Norton and Ruffalo.]]
* Given Bruce's destructive lifestyle, wouldn't you?
[[WMG: Igor Drenkov had a hand in the gamma accident, like in the comics.]]
Plus, he's a HYDRA agent.
[[WMG: Betty went into Witness Protection after this movie, explaining her [[PutOnABus prolonged absence]] from the MCU.]]
[[WMG: Hulk and Leader have battled several times since this film...]]
...Just offscreen. 'Cuz it seems wrong to never have the two become archenemies.
[[WMG: Ruffalo's appearance is the result of The Hulk physically taking over Norton's Hulk.]]
He's kind of the in-between of Norton's narrow features and The Hulk's beefcake face.
[[WMG: The Hulk is the reason Cap was discovered]]
Consider: Hulk's arctic suicide attempt and the resulting avalanche got the attention of SHIELD (who weren't fully aware of Banner yet). So a small team goes and investigates. Someone spots what appears to be a very unusual shipwreck below the ice. They report this to the higher ups (i.e Fury) who realize that the avalanche happened in the rough vicinity of where Howard Stark was said to have recovered the Tessaract and just a short distance from the location of a certain super soldier's last known radar contact, so Fury sends in some more agents and equipment to pull up the wreck, and there you have the opening of The First Avenger.
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As seen in Incredible Hulk
[[WMG: Bruce got MagicPlasticSurgery between ''The Incredible Hulk''
* As an added point, this isn't the first time Banner's gone "Hulkless" and he didn't seem to be as determined to get his transformation back when he lost it that time. Why is he so determined to get it back now?
* Not to mention a Bannerless Hulk has also proven to be dangerously unstable (as seen in the Onslaught story line). Why is this Bannerless Hulk so calm?
* This has been all but confirmed at the end of issue #7. The last pages of the book show [[spoiler: Hulk admitting he still hears Banner inside his mind, and the last panel actually shows Hulk seeing Banner's reflection in a puddle instead of his own.]] Though the Devil Hulk has not been mentioned.
* Though banner mentions he has full memory of dying in the gamma bomb explosion early in the arch. It seems the implication is that Evil Banner really was Banner, and that in death he was absorbed back into the Hulk. I'm willing to accept the explaination offered for the change in the behavior in story by Evil Banner and [[spoiler: Doom]]; this divide was clean, perfect. Before, enough of the Hulk was still inside Banner to act as a dam for his rage while depriving the hulk of his own conscience.
[[WMG:Banner will pull a [[{{FaceHeelTurn}} Face Heel Turn]] and instead of Banner trying to stop from turning into the Hulk, the Hulk will be trying to stop from turning into Banner.]]
[[WMG: Igor Drenkov had a hand
[[WMG:Hulk was actually a Venom-style symbiote that was killed/poisoned/mutated when its host was exposed to the gamma
Plus, he's a HYDRA agent.
[[WMG: Betty went into Witness Protection after this movie, explaining her [[PutOnABus prolonged absence]] from the MCU.
...Just offscreen. 'Cuz it seems wrong to never have the two become archenemies.
[[WMG: Ruffalo's appearance is the result of The Hulk physically taking over Norton's Hulk.
Doctor Strange is Hulk's [[ParentalSubstitute substitute father figure]], and has already unwisely used the OmnicidalManiac Zom for this purpose. The Hulk's
Gaea has also considered Hulk as one of her children like the Titans in the past, and could easily see him as the best alternative to replace the Demogorge as her most powerful protector, and could ask him to do so. Basically Hulk should allow Strange to use him as his new power source/"patron deity", and every time the GodzillaThreshold is reached the PowerLimiter is turned off, and they tag-team to to their utmost to permanently (as in no JokerImmunity) exterminate any of them whenever they want to claim billions more innocent victims. Hulk could keep the power limiter to [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]-level whenever he is on his own for more "down to earth" circumstances, without risking to hurt any innocents, and simultaneously get release from the pressure against massive threats that really deserve the punishment, use his actual scale of power for something useful, and directed by somebody benevolent and with the wisdom and clarity to actually know what he is doing and when to use it. It makes sense as a good solution within the overall context, even if I don't think that it will happen.
[[WMG:Banner is DeadAllAlong, and Hulk has possessed his body.]]
If you think about it, he has died after saving Rick Jones from his own gamma bomb and that his body is taken over by the Hulk after the exposure. The reason he is acting nice to Betty, Jennifer, Rick, and others is because he has the memories of the ''late'' Bruce Banner.
[[WMG:Hiro-Kala is [[VideoGame/{{inFamous}} The Beast]].]]
Well, he is crazy with the Old Power.
[[WMG:Hulk is [[VideoGame/{{Prototype}} PARIAH]].]]
The main personality is a childish one, and that he is responsible for Leader, Abomination, She Hulk, Red Hulk, A-Bomb, and Red She Hulk.
[[WMG:Betty has become a DeathSeeker.]]
This is the main reason she goes in adventures as Red She Hulk.
[[WMG:Hulk is an avatar for [[Creator/HPLovecraft Nyarlathotep]].]]
[[WMG:The final villain Hulk will fight against is [[spoiler:Betty]]]]
Because of [[spoiler:their estranged relationship]], there is a possibility that [[spoiler:Betty]] will turn against him. As a result, Hulk has no choice, but to kill her. The loss and betrayal of his MoralityChain will lead to Hulk's StartOfDarkness as he causes destruction around the world. A much more darker self will emerge and it will be named [[spoiler:PARIAH]]. He plans on destroying Banner and the other personalities so that he will be the dominant one.
* Is the cover of ''Incredible Hulks'' 630 a coincidence?
[[WMG:Betty and her father's [[FakingTheDead fake deaths]] will not last long.]]
[[WMG:Betty will become a JerkassWoobie.]]
Think about it. She started the arguments, and sooner or later, she'll weep in her Red She Hulk form about it.
[[WMG:The only way for Bruce and Betty to get back together is... [[TogetherInDeath dying together]].]]
** This assumes them getting back together is the right thing. Word of God on the subject is that Bruce/Hulk's true love is Caiera.
[[WMG:If the first theory is true, then Banner is in the afterlife.]]
Therefore, his BadassFamily are just fragments of his mind:
* Betty Ross/Red She Hulk = Id
* Rick Jones/A-Bomb = Ego
* ComicBook/SheHulk = Super Ego
* General Thunderbolt Ross/Red Hulk = ShadowArchetype
[[WMG:Hiro-Kala isn't dead.]]
Maybe he just faked his death so that Hulk will blame Betty for this.
[[WMG:Caiera is alive and well.]]
[[WMG:Someday, somehow, all of Hulk's {{Asshole Victim}}s will drag him to Hell.]]
Brian Banner will be the leader, and Abomination will be the second in command.
** Or they'll try
[[WMG:There are two Betty Ross.]]
No, not the LMD. If you think about the recent arguments, I know the real Betty is just sweet and nice. It makes me think that "Red She Hulk" Betty is an impostor.
* So wait...we're going with clone/alternate universe equivalent/whatever over alternate character interpretation/depending on the writer/ or maybe, just maybe, years of torture and experimentation at the hands of the leader making her a tad pissed off? Granted, comics, but come on.
* More over, there's actually a fair amount of evidence in older Hulk stories to paint Betty as having some fairly bitchy character traits herself. Not full on BitchInSheepsClothing, but not far off.
** And Betty was never just sweet and nice, there were several times where she was out right mean to Bruce way before becoming Red She-Hulk.
[[WMG:Sooner or later, Red She Hulk will become an AssholeVictim by Comicbook/GhostRider.]]
[[spoiler:Even if Betty's still herself as Red She Hulk and helping the titular character recently]], he's still gonna get her for all that shit in ''Fall of the Hulks'' and ''World War Hulks'', storylines.
** Has Ghost Rider had any interaction with the Hulk's since ''ComicBook/WorldWarHulk''? Granted, it's not ''unheard of'' for him to just show up when someone needs punishing(it is kind of his job) but they rarely send him after people not in his own title without some explaination. WWH being a CrisisCrossover was enough to justify his inclusion, but him just showing up to throw a penance stare on Red seems unlikely.
[[WMG:One strain of gamma radiation is the cause of the ZombieApocalypse in ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' series.]]
* ...What zombie apocalypse in the ''Fallout'' series?
[[WMG:Two more strains of gamma radiation were used by [[VideoGame/MetroidPrimeTriolgy the Zebasian Space Pirates]].]]
[[WMG:Average citizens know that Hulk isn't to be afraid of.]]
Well, he only goes after human criminals.
* Generally, no they don't.
[[WMG:The key to stopping the mess is the GAMMA BOMB.]]
And the question is why the hell did Dr. Banner created something like that?
** Banner made it because he was a weapon's developer for the U.S. army. The problem is the sliding time scale; when he originally made it it was during the nuclear arms race of the cold war, making perfect sense. Current timeline puts him making it sometime in the late 90s/early 2000s. If one counts the sliding time scale as meaning the fantastic four encountered the Kree and Scrull empires before Banner became the Hulk, one could posit they were researching powerful weapons to fend of alien invasions. The gamma bomb is generally referenced to one of if not the strongest bomb earth has ever produced.
** Interestingly enough, Hulk has actually called Banner out on this a couple times, giving him a WhatTheHellHero over the fact that despite his genius intellect, on the level of Reed Richards and Doctor Doom, instead of actually ''helping'' people, he made bombs for a living. I recall a couple storylines, not in main continuity, where Banner was something of an [[TheAtoner atoner]], having a fair amount of guilt from having devoted his life to such destruction, though at least one had him rationalizing that he did it [[{{Ptitleb1zcb36l}} because he was good at it.]]
[[WMG:Next time Brian Banner comes back, he's gonna be Hulk's EnemyWithin.]]
Even if he has defeated his father, he's still gonna be having bad memories about him. To top it off, Brian left a remnant of himself after his defeat in ''Chaos War''.
[[WMG:Tyrannus only dates Betty for a specific purpose.]]
He is aware of their estranged relationship, and that he plans on killing her so that Hulk wouldn't be tied down by emotions. In other words, think of what Kessler did to Trish in ''VideoGame/{{inFamous}}''.
* Alternatively, he dates her because she's smokin' hot, and he knows it'll piss off the Hulk, who he hates.
[[WMG:Brian Banner is the BigBad all along, not Leader.]]
[[WMG:Betty is a VillainProtagonist.]]
Think about it. In ''Incredible Hulks'' 612, she started a fight with Hulk, and in 626-629, she's sided with Tyrannus.
* I think it's a {{Jossed}}.
[[WMG:The last arc by Greg Pak will be Hulk's SplitPersonalityTakeover.]]
It is confirmed.
[[WMG:The more Betty becomes Red She Hulk, the more she goes into ShapeshifterModeLock.]]
And the first sign is that her hair is black instead of brown.
* Confirmed.
[[WMG:Betty Ross will be a decoy villain in ''Incredible Hulks'' 626-629.]]
* The real villain is Tyrannus, and I don't want Betty to be a villain.
* She and Hulk would team up when she realizes that Tyrannus is just using her all along.
** Confirmed at 629.
[[WMG:The gamma bomb is behind everything.]]
Somehow, something has hypnotized Banner into making the gamma bomb, and also to sabotaged it. When he becomes the Hulk, he started to hypnotized Betty, Rick, and Jen into being with him, resulting in what they've become. Why is the gamma bomb doing all this? ForTheEvulz.
** So...the gamma bomb mind controlled Banner into creating...itself? [[FlatWhat What?]]
[[WMG: Hulk wasn't angry when he fought Zeus.]]
Watching a video of the fight, Hulk never really comes off as angry. He comes off as depressed; he feels sad because of how much his family and his team have suffered. While that could easily turn to rage, it never quite gets there to the extremes it has in other recent stories. Now, I'm not exactly using this as a WorfHadTheFlu as I think Hulk would have ended up losing anyway(if nothing else, Zeus would have cheated when he realized Hulk's strength was getting to be more than he could handle physically), but the main reason Hulk got thrashed by Zeus was so they could have him weakened during the savage land story with Meik.
[[WMG: Hulk is a cosmic being.]]
Banner died(or would have) when the gamma bomb went off. At that moment, a cosmic incarnation of rage and anger possessed him, saving his life and transforming him into the Hulk with the energy from the gamma explosion.
[[WMG:The Hulks are behind everything in ''Incredible Hulks'' 626-629.]]
The plot is to see if Betty has some good in her after becoming Red She Hulk, and that would explain only she and Bruce are the only Hulks in that saga.
[[WMG:The gamma bomb is created by DBR Corporation.]]
If you noticed on how does Goldman creates zombies in ''VideoGame/HouseOfTheDead'', he would have tricked Banner into working for him so that he can use his gamma research to create those missiles to nuke the world.
* The gamma bomb was created by the United States Military. Because that's kind of what the military does; research, produce, test, and eventually use weapons.
* Alternatively, Goldman has stolen the gamma bomb and intended to turn it much more deadlier as an attempt to create those zombies.
** How would one use the Gamma Bomb to create zombies?
*** He would have Curien do that.
* Maybe he would have Banner work for him before meeting with Betty.
[[WMG:Hulk pulls a FaceHeelTurn in the final saga of Greg Pak.]]
I would figure that's what he'll do in the final saga, The Heart of the Monster. You see, if he's truly fed up with what Banner does, he will have a SplitPersonalityTakeover.
** The split personality take over is more or less confirmed at this point, but I'd wait before labeling the morality of it as a face heel turn. A running theme of Pak's Banner is that Banner might actually be a worse person than the Hulk is. This goes all the way back to Planet Hulk, where during the issue he shows up, Banner is shown to be an utter {{jerkass}}. All of Fall of the Hulks was basically Banner showing how much of a manipulative/magnificent bastard he was, doing morally questionable things like setting his son up to fight the Juggernaut and Daken, both of whom had a good chance of killing the kid. So I'm thinking that however it goes, it's not as clear cut as face/heel.
** Perhaps what finally drove Hulk over the edge was Betty's fate. She decided [[TragicMonster to stay being Red She-Hulk]] and [[DrivenToVillainy joins with Tyrannus]], [[ShootTheDog giving Hulk no choice but to put her down]]. Deprive a monster of [[MoralityChain his love interest]], and well...this is what you can expect.
** Hulk couldn't bring himself to kill Hiro-Kala, the son he never knew, who was about as much of a complete monster as Hulk had ever faced. I don't think he could bring himself to kill Betty. Ever. But I've been wrong before. On the other side of things, in the Fear Itself CrisisCrossover, Hulk's doing a BrainWashedAndCrazy FaceHeelTurn where he's trying to ResistTheBeast (actually Hulk doing that and not Banner, for once). Since Pak's run is going to be up not long after Fear Itself ends, one doubts that they'd follow up one dip into the darkside with another so soon.
** Both Hulk and Betty are alive after Fear Itself.
** Jason Aaron's first storyline with the character, that will be spinning off directly from ComicBook/FearItself rather than Heart of the Monster, will have Hulk and Banner separated into two bodies(seems to still be Green Scar Hulk, though), with Banner going crazy and the Hulk being brought in to stop him.
[[WMG:If the comic continues, Betty Ross will be the main character.]]
Her story is that she'll try to become TheAtoner for everything she has done to Hulk.
[[WMG:The ending of ''Incredible Hulks'' 635 will be [[spoiler:the death of Hulk]]]]
* Jossed, Jason Aaron takes over the book after Pak's run ends.
[[WMG:There are two storyline in ''Incredible Hulks 630-635.]]
It would be about about Hulk and Betty:
[[WMG:Hulk will not pull a FaceHeelTurn and a SplitPersonalityTakeover.]]
[[WMG:Umar will become the Hulk's new love interest.]]
By the end of Heart of the Monster Bruce/Hulk will be completely tired of Betty/Red She-Hulk, not to mention the rest of the world. In the end he'll choose to leave with Umar, who previously offered him a position as her 'consort' which he will now accept. Hulk's new series will be focused on him having mystic adventures, while Skaar ends up taking his place in the MU. This paradigm will last until Summer 2012 when he'll be back just before the Avenger's Movie comes out.
* That would actually be kind of cool. From what I've seen of Heart of the Monster, Umar is the only one of the Hulk foes summoned that isn't initially hostile to the Hulk, just amused by the situation.
[[WMG:Predictions for Heart of the Monster.]]
* Betty is permanently Red She-Hulk.
* All of Hulk's old foes Bi-Beast, Wendigo, and others are out.
[[WMG:Betty's partnership with Tyrannus is her {{plan}}.]]
[[WMG:Betty joined Tyrannus for a specific purpose.]]
[[WMG:Betty joined Tyrannus for a damn good reason.]]
[[WMG:The Banner bloodline is cursed to suffer great misfortunes.]]
Where to begin? Oh yeah, Brian Banner becomes an abusive wife and father to both Rebecca and Bruce. He later dies in the latter's hands when he grows up as an adult. Rebecca is regularly abused by Brian, and is later killed by him. Bruce is abused by his father regularly due to the fact that he is responsible for the titular character's creation which he develops SplitPersonality to repress the emotions and memories of him. He then turns into the Hulk by the exposure of gamma radiation. Betty Ross is one when she dies by the hands of the Abomination, revive with the transformation into Red She-Hulk, and becoming a criminal.
[[WMG:Betty Ross/Red She-Hulk was working for the FBI.]]
Ever since the Hulk and his allies are declared heroes for the rescue at Washington DC, it would be impossible for the FBI to take an interest in this one. They needed to get their hands onto someone who is a part of the Hulk family and persuade him/her into doing favors for them in return for valuable information. Since they saw Betty as Red She-Hulk attacking Bruce in Florida, the FBI plans on using her in a plot to uncover the conspiracy behind everything. After the Chaos War arc, they demand to know why the Hulks are declared a menace so Betty has volunteered into their plot of letting Hulk slip up something. Because of the wire, the FBI found out she begins to fall in love with Tyrannus and made her leave Hulk as part of a gambit to pin him down.
[[WMG: The gamma bomb did not transform Banner]]
* Bruce Banner is a mutant shape-shifter whose power manifested by changing him into a creature that could survive the bomb. Banner, however, believed it was the radiation that changed him, and thus kept to the two forms due to a mental block. The Banner's transition from night-triggered to emotion-triggered transformation and subsequent color and personality changes are the result of his full power slowly emerging.
** Alternately, Rick Jones' status as a WeirdnessMagnet is actually part of his [[RealityWarper reality altering]] powers, and Rick changed Banner into the Hulk so he would survive the bomb.
[[WMG: In a future crossover with DC, Hulk will become a Red Lantern]]
* Do you mean a corp member, or a Red Lantern Battery like the Anti-Monitor to the Black Corp?
** [[MathematiciansAnswer Yes.]]
[[WMG: The Hulk is the
When the Gamma bomb went off it caused Bruce Banner to merge with the MU's equivelent of the Butcher. It just happens that in the MU, the embodyment of rage is nicer.
[[WMG: The Worldbreaker isn't a separate personality]]
During the events of ''ComicBook/PlanetHulk'', it was
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My theory is that the Worldbreaker really ''is'' a true merger of Hulk and Banner, and that the "Bruce" and "Hulk" that appear after World War Hulk are a set of new personalities, with the former created by both the real Bruce and the Hulk's
Thus, Worldbreaker stepped aside and let "Bruce" and "the Hulk" deal with the world they nearly destroyed, as they were both too afraid of what
This also explains that
[[WMG:General Ross was in
Why would Ross be consistently given unlimited resources and command of anti-Hulk operations despite A) a record of almost constant failure, and B) the fact that he is clearly barely holding it together most of the time? Well, if you think about it, the Hulk is the perfect unsolvable problem for the military industrial complex. Any attempt to stop him destroys massive amounts of military hardware, which will need to be replaced; an unstoppable rage monster loose and hidden amongst average people will make them more
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[[WMG: Dr. Clive's work in the 1950s]]
* The time of Clive's research (not long after World War II's end) was just about right for extended work into finding that lost super soldier serum. His notes do mention that he was looking for a way to use radiation to boost strength and productivity. And Dell Frye comes along, a sickly youth; Much like Steve Rogers was originally a scrawny, unpromising candidate for a soldier. The government may have set Clive up in a home lab that they funded. There is not much reason for a regular doctor to have a secret passageway from his lab into the woods. From what we know about the kind of man Clive was, there is an excellent reason for Clive to not have known that his research would be used for something that was probably against his personal beliefs.
[[WMG: Jack [=McGee's=] disappearance after the 1988 TV movie]]
* After seven years, the trail just ran cold. He has probably been busy chasing other weirdos in spandex.
* Looks like [=McGee=] will be harassing Thor now.
[[WMG: The X-Men exist in the TV Hulk universe]]
* But they are limited to Charlie Xavier, a young hip James [=McAvoy=] lookalike, and Eric Lensheer who just happens to looks like Michael Fassbender. The only thing is, they are buddies and use their mutant abilities as casino hustlers. Charlie could use his telepathy to win at card games and Eric would be a good roulette guy. This version of Xavier probably looks like the one from ''Days of Future Past''. And naturally, as with most naturalistic TV adaptations, their powers are scaled down considerably.
[[WMG: Is the Vissaria incident a game changer?]]
In ''The First'', the existence of more than one green creature is now known to the sheriff of Vissaria (who shot the "Frye Creature" dead) and Elizabeth Collins, who helped David but would not reveal to [=McGee=] the identity of the Hulk. The problem with this is that this outright refusal was in front of the same sheriff that killed the Frye Creature. Apparently the sheriff had no problem with her with-holding evidence. But even in a small town like Vissaria, these events would eventually become known to someone in the government, whether the sheriff decides to file an accurate report or not. He may have also tacitly approved of Elizabeth's refusal to discuss David as this would also bring unwanted attention to his quiet town and also bring to light the unsolved murder from a year prior (which all involved now realize that Dell Frye committed). FBI presence would be an eventuality due to the Frye Creature's murder of Brad in the bar. At this point, there should also be some very sinister government agents chasing after the Hulk, and they have more resources than an annoying investigative reporter.
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[[WMG: Dr. Clive's work in the 1950s]]
* The time of Clive's research (not long after World War II's end) was just about right for extended work into finding that lost super soldier serum. His notes do mention that he was looking for a way to use radiation to boost strength and productivity. And Dell Frye comes along, a sickly youth; Much like Steve Rogers was originally a scrawny, unpromising candidate for a soldier. The government may have set Clive up in a home lab that they funded. There is not much reason for a regular doctor to have a secret passageway from his lab into the woods. From what we know about the kind of man Clive was, there is an excellent reason for Clive to not have known that his research would be used for something that was probably against his personal beliefs.
[[WMG: Jack [=McGee's=] disappearance after the 1988 TV movie]]
* After seven years, the trail just ran cold. He has probably been busy chasing other weirdos in spandex.
* Looks like [=McGee=] will be harassing Thor now.
[[WMG: The X-Men exist in the TV Hulk universe]]
* But they are limited to Charlie Xavier, a young hip James [=McAvoy=] lookalike, and Eric Lensheer who just happens to looks like Michael Fassbender. The only thing is, they are buddies and use their mutant abilities as casino hustlers. Charlie could use his telepathy to win at card games and Eric would be a good roulette guy. This version of Xavier probably looks like the one from ''Days of Future Past''. And naturally, as with most naturalistic TV adaptations, their powers are scaled down considerably.
[[WMG: Is the Vissaria incident a game changer?]]
In ''The First'', the existence of more than one green creature is now known to the sheriff of Vissaria (who shot the "Frye Creature" dead) and Elizabeth Collins, who helped David but would not reveal to [=McGee=] the identity of the Hulk. The problem with this is that this outright refusal was in front of the same sheriff that killed the Frye Creature. Apparently the sheriff had no problem with her with-holding evidence. But even in a small town like Vissaria, these events would eventually become known to someone in the government, whether the sheriff decides to file an accurate report or not. He may have also tacitly approved of Elizabeth's refusal to discuss David as this would also bring unwanted attention to his quiet town and also bring to light the unsolved murder from a year prior (which all involved now realize that Dell Frye committed). FBI presence would be an eventuality due to the Frye Creature's murder of Brad in the bar. At this point, there should also be some very sinister government agents chasing after the Hulk, and they have more resources than an annoying investigative reporter.
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[[WMG: The Hulk is the reason Cap was discovered]]
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Consider: Hulk's arctic suicide attempt and the resulting avalanche got the attention of SHIELD (who weren't fully aware of Banner yet). So a small team goes and investigates. Someone spots what appears to be a very unusual shipwreck below the ice. They report this to the higher ups (i.e Fury) who realize that the avalanche happened in the rough vicinity of where Howard Stark was said to have recovered the Tessaract and just a short distance from the location of a certain super soldier's last known radar contact, so Fury sends in some more agents and equipment to pull up the wreck, and there you have the opening of The First Avenger.
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* But they are limited to Charlie Xavier, a young hip James [=McAvoy=] lookalike, and Eric Lensheer who just happens to looks like Michael Fassbender. The only thing is, they are buddies and use their mutant abilities as casino hustlers. Charlie could use his telepathy to win at card games and Eric would be a good roulette guy. This version of Xavier probably looks like the one from ''Days of Future Past''. And naturally, as with most naturalistic TV adaptations, their powers are scaled down considerably.
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[[WMG: Jack [=McGee's=] disappearance after the Thor TV movie]]
* Looks like [=McGee=] will be harassing Thor now.
[[WMG: Is the Vissaria incident a game changer?]]
In ''The First'', the existence of more than one green creature is now known to the sheriff of Vissaria (who shot the "Frye Creature" dead) and Elizabeth Collins, who helped David but would not reveal to [=McGee=] the identity of the Hulk. The problem with this is that this outright refusal was in front of the same sheriff that killed the Frye Creature. Apparently the sheriff had no problem with her with-holding evidence. But even in a small town like Vissaria, these events would eventually become known to someone in the government, whether the sheriff decides to file an accurate report or not. He may have also tacitly approved of Elizabeth's refusal to discuss David as this would also bring unwanted attention to his quiet town and also bring to light the unsolved murder from a year prior (which all involved now realize that Dell Frye committed). FBI presence would be an eventuality due to the Frye Creature's murder of Brad in the bar. At this point, there should also be some very sinister government agents chasing after the Hulk, and they have more resources than an annoying investigative reporter.
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[[WMG: Hulk and Leader have battled several times since this film...]]
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