Why Stan Lee originally made the hulk grey and not green, but had printing issues so the Hulk had to be changed to his wildly known Green Color. Let me know what you all think in the comments down ...

Hulk has been sidelined notably in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but there are some comic book stories that could revitalize ...

Ever since he was introduced in 1962, The Incredible Hulk has gone through many changes, many colors, and many temperaments ...

The Hulk is the strongest one there is, and sometimes he shows everyone exactly how overpowered the raging giant can be.

Even the properties of his indestructible skin became the subject of later stories. The gray Hulk long remained a subliminal motif among Marvel fans, and in 1986, Bruce Banner’s alter ego manifested ...

The Gray Hulk would later resurface in 1984 as Joe Fixit. He was a crafty, street-smart Las Vegas enforcer who represents a darker, more cunning side of Bruce Banner’s personality.

Despite rumors circulating on the internet, Hulk Hogan’s rep said the wrestling legend is not dying and there’s no reason to ...

‘Incredible Hulk’ Director Reveals Plans for Scrapped Sequel: “Grey Hulk, Red Hulks — a Lot of Good Stuff We Were Planning” The 2008 film starred Edward Norton in the title role; Mark ...

“There was, like, Grey Hulk, Red Hulks — there … “The Incredible Hulk” director Louis Leterrier has revealed there were plans for a potential sequel to the 2008 superhero movie.

Grey Hulk, in the comic books, was a mutation of Bruce Banner’s Hulk powers, combining Banner’s brains with Hulk’s strength. The character was a lot more serious and sarcastic in the source ...

“There was like Grey Hulk, Red Hulks – there was a lot of good stuff that we were planning.” Edward Norton played the titular character in the film Leterrier directed.

Joe Fixit (or Gray Hulk as he's sometimes referred to) has been a fan-favorite incarnation of the Hulk since his debut way back in 1986's Incredible Hulk #324.