She-Hulk's season one finale's only post-credits scene revealed which character's story is far from being over in the MCU.

Emil Blonsky, also known as The Abomination, was played by Tim Roth in 2008's 'The Incredible Hulk.' After a cameo in 'Shang-Chi,' he is back for 'She-Hulk.' ...

The events of Shang-Chi catch up with the Abomination, as Emil Blonsky has to explain how he escaped in a new preview scene from She-Hulk episode 3.

This week on Disney+’s She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, Emil Blonsky is back in the picture — and he’s not alone. When last we saw Marvel vet Tim Roth’s reformed (?) villain, he — with help ...

That mission certainly had merit for highly-decorated veteran Emil Blonsky when the US government called on him to help. Neither The Incredible Hulk nor the MCU ever grappled with that fact, though.

This episode focused on Emil Blonsky’s parole hearing and was the first taste of how the show would handle superhero legal comedy. Unlike his 2008 version, this new Blonsky is very mellow ...

If you’ve made it through the first three episodes of “She-Hulk: Attorney at Law” and you’re wondering if Emil Blonsky, a.k.a. Abomination, is actually a reformed man, you’re not alone ...

This week’s second episode of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law calls back to Tim Roth’s role as the Abomination in The Incredible Hulk, a movie most people forget is even a part of the Marvel ...

Marvel has released some of the haikus that Emil Blonsky penned while being incarcerated following a brief teaser of his poetic writings in the latest episode of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law.

The She-Hulk finale’s only post-credits scene showed Wong breaking Blonsky out of his cell for good. That means we haven’t seen the last of Abomination in the MCU . And maybe not the end of ...