Featuring ol' Jade Jaws' solo Avenger-less efforts.

Bill & Lou FTW.

I liked the movies well enough, and the 1970s TV series. I've never been much of a Hulk
fan, however. I'm going to go with those 1960s cartoons, though, since because they're fun.

Mister Magee don't make me angry, you wouldn't like me when I'm angry...

I like the Agents of Smash for its ties into the MU as a whole. Lots of cool guest stars.

The '60s cartoon.

Planet Hulk for me, though I have fond memories of Ferrigno's jade giant.

2008 Hulk.

The Red Hulk just replaced Hulk on the current Avengers cartoon.

*screams and runs from the room crying tears of rage*

Ha! Hulk will be back the Government official that is now running the Avengers, against their will, drove Hulk off.

what

It's kind of like Gyrich from the comics. It was decided that the Avengers needed government oversight and the official targeted the Hulk be used he felt he was too dangerous. The Avengers would save lives and this guy wouldn't care. So, Hulk felt he was hurting the team and left. "Gyrich" had a plan to bring in the Red Hulk anyway. I record this cartoon be used in seem to watch anything with the Avengers in it.

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What's the matter, Ian, English your second language?

Bad typing on my phone. Lol. I seem to watch anything with the Avengers in it.

Marcus gets awarded the "stroke victim" video.

Just because it is a cool.

I missed the vote when it was posted, but I went with Planet Hulk. The Bill and Lou show is terrible, only nostalgia and the absence of anything else superhero related on TV at the time could warrant it being "best", IMO.

There's wrong things being said.

Holy shit, that's crazy. Good-looking girl, though.

It did have one thing going for it, which was that a media-adaptation actually improved a superhero origin for the first time ever. The whole thing with Banner's wife dying and his obsession with why he couldn't lift the car to save her when other people managed superhuman strength in times of need (such as a grandma lifting a car off a boy or some such) was incredibly powerful and also made a lot of sense in terms of how and why Banner transforms into the Hulk.

I love Stan and Jack, but the whole, "Good lord, choke -- an A-bomb!" origin wasn't their finest hour... thought the irony of a WMD-designer turning to a living WMD by his own creation has a little something potent to it.