Bro i agree with you i miss the old hulk

Are you guys talking about the 1983 Hulk or earlier?

@@floydhill631 2007 and 2012 hulks

They also need to stop buffing mediocre characters like Captain Marvel

@@voodazz yeah even that movie is bad! I miss the good old days the ironman the captain america and the incredible hulk,even the avengers are incredible movies then the new movie here in 2024

@@dnice374 And that's including power scaling to characters like Sentry and Hulked-Out Thor with the Odin force, yes?

@dnice374 Your opinion is subjective and not based on facts at all. The fact that Hulk possesses the potential for limitless strength, insane healing that would dwarf Superman's, and the fact that he's been proven literally immortal, would absolutely give Superman a run for his money. Not to mention that Hulk has defeated Gladiator, who possesses all Superman's powers but none of his weaknesses, and who also holds a record of insane feats easily on par with those of Superman.

@@BannerIncredibleHulk Oh, you actually replied! What versions would you recommend me to look at if or when I go to discuss this debate? Also, @dnice374 if you're referring to those crossover comics. I wouldn't honestly count those for numerous reasons; 1. all their outcomes were plot constructed and none are canon, 2. the Marvel vs DC event was determined by fan vote, 3. a lot of new information came out for both ever since those crossovers happened and they were using these characters during specific points in the comics and 4. and most importantly, when it comes to crossovers like that the more popular character at the moment tends to be the one that wins as cynical as that statement sounds.

@@dnice374 Enough to make it thorough, because as it is, if Hulk wins, it'll because of a weakness he can exploit without realizing it, and if Superman wins, it'll be for an extremely minute detail that the Hulk can not account for. In any case, I still want to know what versions of Hulk Bannerincrediblehulk would recommend.

@dnice374 Crossovers are non canon fan voted fights, but if you wanna resort to crossovers, then VENOM destroyed Superman in another one. Either accept them all or neglect them all. No cherry picking! By the way, maintain a respectful debate and don't resort to name calling or you're gonna get blocked. I didn't call you a fanboy, so be respectful and reply accordingly!

This is The Incredible Hulk (2011). This run starts right after the Fear Itself event ends. The aftermatch led to Hulk separating himself from Banner with the help of Doctor Doom. Banner went mad and made various experiments trying to recreate the Hulk, while Hulk tried to go on with his life. Eventually their paths cross again when Banner built a new gamma bomb. When it exploded, it seemingly resulted in Banner's death, but in reality it merged them both back together. From then on, Banner has been leading the Hulk to specific places so he could advance his own agenda. When he finally completed whatever he was using the Hulk to acomplish, he explained what his plan was. Doctor Doom's robots had used Banner's research on recreating the Hulk to build an army of hulked out animals, and Banner was developing a cure for them. Then Hulk and Banner, with the help of a team called Mad Squad, team up to deal with the doombots and the hulked out animals. There is also an assassin on the very few issues called The Vegetable. He works by attacking people's minds and was hired to kill the Hulk, and has a hard time completing this objective because of the various Hulks that occupy that mindscape. When the story ends, Banner and Hulk are in good terms again, and it all leads to the Indestructible Hulk run, in which they're basically working for SHIELD.