Why is Hulk considered a superhero?

The Hulk is a superhero/antihero in the Marvel Universe, known for both his super strength and his seemingly unstoppable rages.

Is the Hulk good or evil?

Despite the simple nature of his power, he is an incredibly complex character. Different interpretations of Hulk over the years show him as both a hero and villain at various points. So, it’s more accurate to define him as a character capable of performing both heroic and villainous acts, depending on the situation.

Why was the Incredible Hulk not popular?

In fact, the first volume of The Incredible Hulk was canceled after only six issues, due to poor sales! Even after the Hulk returned to lead his own Marvel series, many writers didn’t know how to keep him interesting for readers over the long haul.

What gave the Hulk his powers?

Dr. Bruce Banner lives a life caught between the soft-spoken scientist he’s always been and the uncontrollable green monster powered by his rage. Exposed to heavy doses of gamma radiation, scientist Bruce Banner transforms into the mean, green rage machine called the Hulk.

What does Hulk represent?

Bottom Line: The Hulk, The Monster, represents science out of control. The fear is that our pursuit of enhancement will make monsters of us whether we like it or not.

Where does Hulk go after Ultron?

The last we see of Hulk in Age of Ultron is him flying away in the quinjet. He manages to not crash and flies it into space. Sometime during his space voyage he gets trapped by a wormhole, which takes him to Sakaar.

Can the Hulk turn into a zombie?

What If…? was based on a comic series, but the zombies actually belonged to a different series altogether. In the comics, Bruce Banner was turned into a zombie and lost the ability to ever become the Hulk again, given that being undead means no more emotions, including anger.