Gamma rays do exist but they kill cells not enhance them into superbeings! Great stories though. Here are a selection of pictures and DVDs for your collection.
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THE INCREDIBLE HULK BLU-RAY
Oscar nominee Edward Norton bulks up to play the green-skinned comic book hero in The Incredible Hulk. In this instalment, Bruce Banner searches for a cure for his transformation, but he must face a frightening foe: the Abomination. |
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THE INCREDIBLE HULK
Oscar nominee Edward Norton bulks up to play the green-skinned comic book hero in The Incredible Hulk. In this instalment, Bruce Banner searches for a cure for his transformation, but he must face a frightening foe: the Abomination. |
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HULK
Amazingly, Ang Lee's Hulk makes a fair fist of pleasing everybody. The latest in a run of Marvel Comic-to-film transfers, it acknowledges the history of a character who dates back to 1962 while recreating him in contemporary terms. Though this, Hulk's origin still draws on the 1960s iconography of bomb tests and desert bases, this new take mixes gene-tampering with gamma radiation and never forgets that poor Bruce Banner has been psychologically primed by a mad father and a disappointed girlfriend to transform from repressed wimp to big green powerhouse even before the mad science kicks in. |
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THE INCREDIBLE HULK - SERIES 1-5
Bill Bixby stars in this classic television series inspired by the comic book, which ran from 1978 to 1982. When withdrawn research scientist David Banner is accidentally exposed to toxic radiation, even the smallest agitation transforms him from man to monster. Bright green and enormous, the Incredible Hulk crushes anyone in his path, defeating his enemies left and right. Features all five series in their entirety. |
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