Caverna do Hulk

ATENÇÃO: ESTE RESUMO CONTÉM INFORMAÇÕES INÉDITAS DE SAGAS AINDA NÃO LANÇADAS NO BRASIL. Fear Itself #07 - Epílogo 2 (The Incredible Hulk #01) Após ser possuido pela divindade asgardiana "Nul", Banner e Hulk discutem no subconsciente. O Hulk só quer ser deixado em paz, mas Banner atormenta o seu alter ego. E o Hulk se livra de Bruce Banner de uma vez por todas. Homem e Monstro se separam e cada um seguirá o seu caminho. Fear Itself #07 - Epílogo 4 (The Defenders #01) Separado do Hulk, a entidade "Nul" viaja a procura de um hospedeiro. Tendo conhecimento da periculosidade que a entidade representa, o Hulk assume a responsabilidade de destrui-la, mas sabendo que é uma tarefa da qual ele não poderá realizar sozinho. O Hulk parte rumo a Manhattan onde se encontra santuário do "Dr. Estranho". Será a entidade a responsável por separar o Hulk do Banner? Tudo deu a entender que o Banner enlouqueceu de vez, o que já foi mostrado desde o arco "Planet Hulk",...

After Fear Itself, the Hulk has gone into hiding, seemingly safe from a world that hates and fears him. But when government agents come knocking, the Hulk has no choice but to return to war against the one man whose existence threatens the safety of everyone on Earth...Bruce Banner.

Panel attendees were treated to a catalogue of available books, a Spider-Man mask and a fold-out Avengers poster If a panel starts out with a father explaining Doc Samson to his ten-year old son, then you know it's going to be mighty fun. That's exactly how the Disney/Marvel Kids panel kicked off, as the next generation of true believers filed into the presentation room with parents in tow. The attendees were greeted with cardboard Spider-Man masks and a guidebook to Disney's current line of Marvel storybooks that featured a foldout Avengers poster. Moderator Tomas Palacios then introduced the all-ages crowd to the panel, including Senior Editor of Disney Publishing Michael Siglain, Disney's Director of School & Library Marketing Dina Sherman, writer Rich Thomas, artists Val Semeiks and Craig Rousseau, Editor of Disney Publishing Nachie Castro and Senior Vice President of Marvel Ruwan Jayatilleke. The new line of hardcover storybooks retell the origins of popular Ma...

"We're all floating around in the Negative Zone," joked Jeff Parker at the start of Marvel Comics latest NEXT BIG THING conference call as this time around, the purpose of the conference remained secret until everyone had arrived. Joining press for the event were writers Rick Remender, Jeff Parker, Rob Williams along with artist Tony Moore and editor Jeanine Schafer. The group revealed that this coming February, a crossover is in the offing for Marvel characters including the leads of "Venom," "Ghost Rider," "Hulk" and "X-23." However, the story will technically all take place within the pages of "Venom" with issues being labeled #13, 13.1, 13.2, 13.3, 13.4 and finally concluding in #14. The announcement was accompanied by some early art from "Venom" #13 by artist Stedano Caselli, which can be seen at right. "The origin of the thing is a little crazy," Remender said, noting that the story started betwee...

Marvel's green-skinned goliath was the star of his own panel at NYCC At the Incredible Hulk panel at New York Comic Con, Marvel Comics SVP CB Cebulski joined writer Jason Aaron, Editor Bill Rosemann and "Hulk" editor Jacob Thomas and moderator Director Of Communications Arune Singh joined to talk about plans for the Hulk, both in his new series and otherwise. Bringing a fan wearing a Hulk hat onstage to read a printout of the very first issue of Aaron and artist Marc Silvestri's "The Incredible Hulk," the panel then threw over to a motion comic trailer for the upcoming issue #1, showing Bruce Banner and Hulk separated, with Hulk finding piece among the Moloids while Bruce Banner starts to go crazy without Hulk. "What I wanted to do was flip the idea that Banner is this sweet, little, super-smart scientist who has this terrible burden to bear," said Aaron. "The way [Hulk] sees it, Banner is his burden. Banner has held him back." "Plus...

Nessa última Comic-Con realizada em Nova Iorque, "Jeph Loeb" contou alguns detalhes referentes ao novo seriado televisivo do Hulk: "o Hulk parecerá "o mais perto possivel" com a computação gráfica (CGI) mostrada no filme dos "Vingadores". Eu estou muito confiante de que é esse o Hulk que você verá quando a série finalmente estrear na "ABC" , ele será de certa forma um outro ator que estará caracterizado como o "Lou Ferrigno". Fonte: HulkTV.net

Há cerca de um ano e meio, Jeph Loeb foi contratado pela Marvel para ser o chefão do seu departamento de TV e vem desenvolvendo projetos como as novas animações do Homem-Aranha e Hulk e as séries live-action (com atores) AKA Jessica Jones e o Hulk, de Guillermo Del Toro. Antes de pisar na Comic-Con de Nova York, o quadrinista e produtor teve uma longa conversa com o pessoal do blog MTV Geek. As séries live-action: "Eu dei muita sorte de trabalhar com ótimas pessoas em Smallville, LOST e Heroes, e espero trazer um pouco desta experiência para a linha de séries da Marvel. O que eu acho que faz toda a diferença é você ter um bom chefão para a série, alguém com a visão certa. Tem uma outra diferença entre a Marvel e a nossa Distinta Concorrência. Falando especificamente sobre AKA Jessica Jones - série baseada em Alias de Brian Michael Bendis e Michael Gaydos, e que por motivos óbvios não poderá se chamar Alias - e The Hulk, os dois programas são bastante "realistas". As his...