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NO. why? because if you remember in the comic Dr. Banner made a antidote to get the hulk out of his body. (the hulk is kinda like a spirit). Then he fell from a helicopter the Dr. is dead. BUT the hulk came back and Dr. Banner was hulk and he couldn't go back to his human form...however the hulk grew so strong that it made a new Dr. Banner body. The only person who has a chance to kill hulk is phoenix (look her up on wiki if you don't know who she is). And the one who is CAPABLE of KILLING HULK is OMEGA. He is so powerful that with one whisper he can destroy the universe and that is his only power i think. So if someone asks you what super guy you wanna be to kill hulk or super man...pick omega :))

There is no definitive answer as the "strongest" superhero in Marvel can vary depending on the context and abilities being considered. Characters like Thor, Hulk, and Doctor Strange are often considered some of the most powerful in terms of strength, durability, and magical abilities.

In 1970, the average cost of a comic book was around 15 to 25 cents, depending on the publisher and type of comic. Some special editions or larger-sized comics may have been priced higher.

X-men origins: Wolverine

Thor, Ironman 2 and Punisher: war zone are to be released

x men first class is the newest marvel movie but on friday the 25th of july 2011 captain america will be realesed and be the newest marvel realease for almost a year

The Incredible Hulk is known for fighting a variety of enemies including Abomination, Thor, and Wolverine in the comics and movies. He has also battled the Avengers and other Marvel superheroes at different times.

I think maybe it might just be which comics you have been exposed to. There really aren't that many green characters in ratio to how many Marvel comics there are. Just some better known non-green characters are Nightcrawler, Mystique, Beast, Spiderman, Wolverine, Iceman, Doc Oc, Dare Devil, Elektra, and Storm.

In most comic storylines, Doomsday is portrayed as stronger than the Hulk. Doomsday's power is specifically designed to continuously adapt and become stronger during battle, whereas the Hulk's strength has limits. Ultimately, the outcome would likely depend on the specific portrayal of each character and the context of their encounter.

Comic book prices vary greatly depending on the desirably of the issue in question, its condition, and its rarity.

For a quick 'snapshot' of potential work, search eBay for auctions of the issue. Be sure to look for actual sales not just listings since some sellers might inflate their prices. Note that condition plays a big part: a "near mint" comic may fetch 10 times more than one only in "good" condition.

Otherwise, the Overstreet Comic Book Guide is widely considered to be the authority on comic book prices and grading.

Aquaman's first appearance was in More Fun Comics #73 in September 1941.The first time he appeared in his own comic was January 1962.He was a founding member of the Justice League of America.

You can typically identify a first printing comic by looking for a small number sequence like "1 2 3 4" printed on the inside front cover. This sequence indicates the issue number and printing. Additionally, first printings often have vibrant colors and crisp, clear printing quality compared to reprints.

spiderman,ironman,and captain America

-There is a large amount of high profile heroes and supervillains that participated in the Marvel Civil War. I will provide a link to the list of characters as there are too many to name.

The Hulk's personality is often characterized as primal, aggressive, and fueled by anger. He tends to be impulsive, destructive, and struggles to control his emotions, often leading to destructive behavior. However, he also has moments of vulnerability and can display loyalty and compassion towards those he cares about.

The Flash's superpowers include superhuman speed, agility, and reflexes. He can also vibrate his molecules at super speed to phase through objects and travel through time using the Speed Force. Additionally, he has accelerated healing and the ability to generate tornadoes by running in circles.

Marvel Comics was founded by Martin Goodman in 1939, with the help of several artists and writers including Jack Kirby, Joe Simon, and Stan Lee. These individuals played key roles in shaping the company and its iconic characters.

The previous answer, "earth," while (mostly) true, is rather inadequate. Though the Hulk appears as a transformation of Bruce Banner, which could happen anywhere (even in the vacuum of space), the first transformation occurred in a military infirmary somewhere in the New Mexico desert after Bruce saved Rick Jones from the blast of a gamma bomb that he had been working on (which, in turn, exposed him to gamma radiation from the same bomb).

You'll need to provide the conditions of the comic-books themselves and the issue numbers or you can look to the 'Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide' to price and grade the comic-books .

You can also look to an online comic book shop to see what the issues are selling for .

The Dark Avengers were a team of supervillains posing as heroes in the Marvel Comics universe, led by Norman Osborn in a post-Secret Invasion storyline. The team consisted of characters like Bullseye as Hawkeye, Venom as Spider-Man, and others taking on the identities of established heroes. This was part of a larger plan by Osborn to manipulate public perception and maintain power.

He HAD two children. One was born in 1950 and the other in 1953. The one born in 1953 died two or three days after birth so now he only has the one.

Yes, Ymir has special dialog with certain characters in Marvel Ultimate Alliance, such as Thor. Ymir is a Frost Giant and a frequent antagonist of Thor in the Marvel Comics, so their interactions in the game reflect this rivalry.

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The original team in Avengers #1 consisted of Thor, the Hulk, Iron Man, Ant-Man, and the Wasp. In issue #4, Captain America joined. But since he was the oldest member of the team, having fought in World War II, then it might be said that he was really the first Avenger.

It probably depends on whether you're talking about "golden age" Superman, "silver age" Superman, or "modern age" Superman versus the original mini-comics He-Man, Filmation cartoon He-Man, or the 2002 animated He-Man. Overall, both characters have performed similar feats involving lifting mountains, bending or breaking "unbreakable" objects or even pushing entire moons and planets, and neither of them ever really had a definite upper limit to their strength. Both Superman's and He-Man's strength seem to vary from one generation to the next or even from one story to the next, and simply seem to be as strong as the writers want them to be. The original Superman was only slightly stronger than a locomotive, and though he was bulletproof, he could be hurt by bombs or missiles. Later on his powers and resistance to damage became godlike, and then recently his powers got reduced a bit to make him more realistic. The original mini-comics He-Man was a tribal barbarian (similar to Conan) and though he was the strongest warrior on his planet, his strength wasn't quite portrayed as superhuman. Later on in the TV cartoons, He-Man's strength was fueled by powerful magic and became virtually unlimited (especially in the 2002 series).

This would be a match for the ages , this would be a toss up , i think most people online would believe that superman would win , but if u were to watch he-man u would see he's done just as impressive stuff as superman , .........both of them have unlimited strength

Actually... He-Man fought Superman in DC comics way back in 1982. Being vulnerable to Magic, Skeletor took control of Superman and made him battle He-Man. The comic made it a point to show they were of equal strength, and the fight was essentially a stalemate.