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Hulk vs. DVD trailer

October 24th, 2008
Author JK Parkin

Marvel.com shares a trailer for the upcoming Hulk vs. animated DVD, featuring the Hulik smashing his way through Thor and the rest of Asgard:

The DVD comes out in Jan. 2009.

25 Responses to “Hulk vs. DVD trailer”
  1. Samotage! Says:

    Make me a Marvel vs. DC movie. DARE YA!

  2. Mek Says:

    … IGN’s had this one up on their site for months now. =/

  3. Joshua Says:

    While not a fan of Marvel’s previous animated movies, this looks like it could be good. The animation is certainly a step up from previous endeavors. I’m optimistic. Still, I’ll it first, just to be safe.

  4. Mega Gear X Says:

    Dayummmm…this looks way better than the Wolverine part.

  5. Chris Says:

    Wouldn’t a better title be Hulk Vs. Asgard?

  6. Wraith Says:

    Like someone has already said, this trailer has been out on the web for a few months now.

  7. Gladiator X Says:

    By The Gods!

    Methinks,this shall be most awesome!

  8. Ryan K Says:

    @ those who have said this has been out for months now (whinning nasaly, mocking voice) umm well I haven’t seen it yet.

  9. Sam Tung Says:

    Bruce Banner on the run is alright, but by and large I find the Hulk to be a pretty boring character - he gets mad and smashes stuff? This looks to be no exception…Yawn.

  10. Yowza Says:

    I agree with Ryan K. Stop trying to make yourselves look cool…because you are not. No one cares when/where you saw this first.

  11. Mek Says:

    Hey, ‘m just saying that IGN’s had this on their site for a few months now.

    No need to get hostile.

  12. Joshua Says:

    “Bruce Banner on the run is alright, but by and large I find the Hulk to be a pretty boring character - he gets mad and smashes stuff? This looks to be no exception…Yawn.”

    Spoken like someone who has read little to none of the Hulk.

  13. hondo Says:

    This could be cool but this trailer doesn’t reflect it.

    Disappointed. Still better than the Wolverine I saw.

  14. winter_is_coming Says:

    I’m sure it will be worth a rent.

  15. Jonathan Says:

    What angers me as a Thor fan is that I’m sure Thor will lose when in actuallity he can bust the Hulk up and dispose of him in many ways.

    I already know how the movie is going to be. Hulk comes to Asgard via trickery by Loki, Hulk fights Thor and the Warriors 3, unrealistically easily wins, Thor and Hulk become friends to defeat Loki, and then Hulk jumps off rainbow bridge back to earth.

    Of course I’d prefer Thor bashing the Hulk for 90 minutes.

  16. RMC Says:

    Looks like fun. Hulk looks true to form, and the mythological setting totally suits him. The Thor voice doesn’t sound right. Too even and actor-ly (It’s a hard gig for an actor, I’d imagine)

    Hope they go a little 300-style for the Thor movie.

  17. RonnyRon2008 Says:

    THE HULK and THOR characters in The Ultimate Avengers movie were great! (IMO), not sure about this one tho’, will still give it a try.

  18. Trevacious Says:

    [quote]Bruce Banner on the run is alright, but by and large I find the Hulk to be a pretty boring character - he gets mad and smashes stuff? This looks to be no exception…Yawn.[/quote]

    I wanna see the Grey Hulk personality come into play in future movie projects, animated or live cg action. I think it would make the Hulk a lot more entertaining and a lot more frightening at the same time.

    In an Avengers movie, I’d like a Hulk with the power to swap insults with Mighty Thor as well as tussle.

  19. Ivan Says:

    Anything has to be better than “The Incredible Hulk” which I had the great misfortune of renting the other night. The movie was bad beyond words.

    Two of my favorite comic book battles featuring the Hulk were when he took on the ever-lovin’ blue-eyed Thing in Fantastic Four #112 (with gorgeous art by the late, great John Buscema), and when he faced the mighty Thor during the Avengers/Defenders clash in Defenders #10 (penciled by the other talented Buscema brother, Sal).

  20. Safraz Says:

    While I’ve always been a fan of the long grudge between Thor and the Hulk, I have to agree with Jonathan up there: the excitement of the grudge match fades when you realize that 9 times out of 10, their fights break down to the two trading blows for a little while before the Hulk inevitably starts to pummel Thor into oblivion while Thor just sits there and takes it.

    The addition of Asgard in this movie probably just means that the Hulk is going to have some more fodder to plow through, never mind the fact that each and every Asgardian is super-strong and has a few centuries’ experience fighting giants under their belt.

    I’ll watch it but, as more a Thor fan than a Hulk fan, I’ll be going in with a fair bit of pessimism.

  21. justin Says:

    Who is this Hulik character?

    I have to wonder how the Hulk gets there, why he’s so mad, and why he wants to trash the place so much. I do like the was he’s drawn…

  22. Toneloak Says:

    As a equal parts Hulk & Thor fan I have to say I’m eating this up. to all you naysayers; I think the hulk is under a spell(his eyes). And, that I get the feeling Thor and Hulk are going to have a huge smash fest until Thor knocks some sense into him. I only hope they let Banner eat some meat and drink some mead in the hall of Valhalla.

    Good on you all. :)

  23. Anal Surprise Says:

    Had this on the Next Avengers DVD ages ago. The DVD also has the Hulk vs Wolverine one.

  24. Eva Bright Says:

    That looked nice but where were John Byrne and Roger Stern in all of this? They both written and drew definitive runs of the Hulk and Thor and neither one of them are to be found in this or any of the other Marvel movie and animation projects. This is an outrage that none of us should stand for.

  25. Ike Iszany Says:

    A) What would Byrne and Stern have to do with a Marvel animation project and B) I don’t remember either of them doing anything “definitive” on either character. I’m a huge fan of both of these guys and I don’t remember John even doing a single issue of Thor. He took over the Hulk and quit after what?…3 issues. Roger’s pretty much worked on every book on the line but I don’t think he did long stints on either character.

    And C) without Byrne you wouldn’t even know who Wolverine was so he’s a bit of impact on Marvel’s movies.

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