Hulk: The Engine of Destruction
If you've seen any Hulk movie or read any of the comics, you know what the Hulk does well. SMASH! In Marvel's Avengers, we saw this as the Hulk chased down Black Widow in SHIELD's flying fortress and ended up wrecking the whole place. There are Hulk comics that end with the Hulk being the only living person left on earth after nuclear fallout has killed everyone else. It's just him and the cockroaches. There's an animated movie called Planet Hulk that starts off with Hulk being locked in a spaceship and shot into outer space because the Avengers realize the Hulk will destroy everything on earth.
When it comes to superheroes the Hulk is definitely Super but the jury is out on the hero part. He's just as likely to make things a hundred times worse as he is to save the day. His blinding rage and anger consume him. That's why almost all of the Hulk's stories end in disaster. There is a man in the Bible who fits this description. His name is Samson.
If you've seen any Hulk movie or read any of the comics, you know what the Hulk does well. SMASH! In Marvel's Avengers, we saw this as the Hulk chased down Black Widow in SHIELD's flying fortress and ended up wrecking the whole place. There are Hulk comics that end with the Hulk being the only living person left on earth after nuclear fallout has killed everyone else. It's just him and the cockroaches. There's an animated movie called Planet Hulk that starts off with Hulk being locked in a spaceship and shot into outer space because the Avengers realize the Hulk will destroy everything on earth.
When it comes to superheroes the Hulk is definitely Super but the jury is out on the hero part. He's just as likely to make things a hundred times worse as he is to save the day. His blinding rage and anger consume him. That's why almost all of the Hulk's stories end in disaster. There is a man in the Bible who fits this description. His name is Samson.
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