10 May,2023 08:45 AM IST | Mumbai | Ishika Gupta
On May 10, 1962, Marvel Comics released the first issue of The Incredible Hulk that was created by writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby. Pic Courtesy/Wallpapercave.com
This website enables enthusiasts to gain a better understanding of the Hulk. Apart from an itemised account of his biography including details such as occupation, known relatives and superhuman powers, it mentions the physical characteristics, personality traits and a timeline of significant events. The site acts as a baseline for fans to delve into more details through hyperlinks of comic collectors and comic price guides.
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This profile belongs to a digital creator under the alias Green Scar and acts as a portal for Hulk fans to engage in discourse through his posts. The artist brings forth nuances and sequences from specific Marvel comics and provides a creative spin on them through his captivating illustrations. This account is a must-visit for Marvel veterans to connect with other members of the community and bond over shared opinions. They can also battle it out over conflicting theories.
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An elaborate encyclopaedia that explores multiple aspects of The Incredible Hulk listed in comics, films, TV shows, books, and games. Besides the general details, the community website has several unique features such as interactive maps that allow fans to create maps inspired by the world of Hulk. Fans can explore different versions of the anti-hero such as Red Hulk, Ravage, Devil Hulk, and other related characters such as Ironclad and David Banner. The fandom can also engage in interactions through tweet-like systems and solve their doubts and queries.
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This website provides fans with posters relating to multiple events and belonging to different eras. Additionally, commentary is usually provided to add context to the posters. For fans who want to understand The Incredible Hulk from its origin, the site also displays rare old school ads from 1972 and the creator regularly holds a contest called Guess that Panel within which fellow fans can post the series and issue number of the comic book represented.
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