the Thing was already on Doom’s radar, given his position as the Fantastic Four’s new leader). So, Doctor Doom tricks the Hulk into challenging the Thing, hoping that the Green Goliath’s ...

The Leader would plague the Hulk time and again ... the Minotaur, and even the Thing from the Fantastic Four. Issue #34, written by Ewing and penciled by Butch Guice, reveals the true villain ...

The Leader’s deal is not hard to explain. You just have to put yourself in the shoes of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko in 1964, as they were trying to create the Hulk’s archnemesis, his opposite number.

Moreover, fans are eager to learn about the Leader’s whereabouts since his last appearance in The Incredible Hulk. Without further delay, let’s delve into the details of where the Leader has ...

Captain America has saved the world once again but he still has one more mission ahead of time: reassembling the Avengers.

Why does The Leader seem like something less than a brilliant mastermind? Where’s the Hulk? Heck ... of the entire world and becomes the very thing he always hated most. This plot twist ...

However, the true puppet master behind the film’s events is none other than The Leader, a mutated form of Samuel Sterns, who was introduced all the way back in 2008’s The Incredible Hulk.

It took 17 years from Incredible Hulk’s June 2008 debut to finally pay this off, but Tim Blake Nelson is finally getting to fulfill his potential as The Leader. The gap between his MCU roles is ...

Brave New World's Red Hulk stars in his new Marvel series, where he's a prisoner of future MCU villain Doctor Doom.

However, the creation of the Hulk ended up being a good thing in the end ... becoming the villainous Leader. But Marvel Studios has left fans with 17 years of questions as to what became of ...