The options are endless and it is you who will be deciding your own approach! Maybe you will set an enemy on fire and kick them into a grain field for a proper barbeque, or set up a trap and fell a tree on top of them. Tackle challenging encounters with your party of two characters, using a variety of skills and highly interactive environments. A never before seen combination that blends the tactical depth of turn-based games with the exciting action of real-time games. Let us see what does next!Įnjoyed reading this MCU Walkthrough? Then you will probably like listening to us too, so check out our podcast below.Iron Danger is a tactical combat game with a unique time manipulation mechanic.
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But we have a way to explain that.” Looks like this Kevin Feige character knows how to weave a story together. “The Hulk is an exile and we do not follow up on that scene in a narrative way in any of the subsequent features. “I will say that the Tony Stark cameo in The Incredible Hulk required us to back ourselves out of a corner,” Fiege said, referring to the to the post-credit scene. Kevin explains that The Incredible Hulk “easter egg” almost screwed up the entire big picture for Marvel’s extended universe.
Many people were confused about that post-credit scene, and Kevin Feige himself addressed the scene. But why would Tony Stark talk to General Ross? Wasn’t he in charge of creating the Abomination and tried to attack Bruce Banner? You may recall, at the end of Iron Man, Nick Fury explaining to Tony Stark the Avengers Initiative. Tony informs general Ross that he knew the Super Soldier serum wasn’t going to work and informs him that he is putting a team together.
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Tony Starks briefly appears in this movie right before the credits to speak with a drunk and dejected General Ross. Wait, is that Tony Stark? All of these movies are going to connect? The Incredible Hulk (2008) loosely used comic inspiration from 1962’s The Incredible Hulk #1 as well as Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #2 written by BMB (Brian Michael Bendis) and drawn by Phil Hester. (Remember that phrase: “Super Soldier”.) He attempts and seemingly cures himself, only to be ushered back as the Hulk to stop the military Hulk-esque weapon identified as the Abomination. Meanwhile, the military begins to experiment in creating their own “Super Soldier” serum to create a Hulk-like weapon. With the military around every corner, Banner finds himself back in America, and turns to his colleague for help with his disease. Bruce Banner has fled the country to search for a cure for his unique condition, as well as keep those he cares about away from potential danger. Leterrier intelligently uses the opening credits as a device to explain the Hulk’s origin, without one word being said. In the 2008 Incredible Hulk, we meet a Bruce Banner who has already become the Hulk for 5 years. It is in that moment that the Hulk is born, and Banner’s journey between rage and peace is created. Banner falls subject to an accidental exposure of super radiated gamma rays during a test of a top secret experimental bomb. The Hulk is the large, powerful, and wrathful alter-ego of Bruce Banner, a quiet, socially awkward, and emotionally withdrawn scientist. Complete with video-game level boss fights, exploding cars, and carnage galore, The Incredible Hulk was created with a budget of $150 million and earned over $260 million at the box office. However, as the editing and production process continued, he and the company started from scratch and began to mold the movie such that it was more similar to the comic nature of the character. Originally Leterrier began directing The Incredible Hulk as a loose sequel to Lee’s 2003 version of the character. To the smash-mouth, blunt instrument-with-a-face fans of the character. Where Lee’s Hulk seemed more dramatic and more like a hermit or a monk, Louis’s Leterrier’s 2008 Hulk appeals to the other extreme. Almost a little too quickly, and effectively gives the movie a sort of rushed, apologetic depiction of the Hulk character.Įarlier in 2003, Ang Lee directed Hulk, which was received very negatively due to Ang Lee’s artistic depiction of the Hulk character. The second film in our MCU walkthrough takes place very quickly after Iron Man. Only a month after the release of Iron Man, Marvel used their recently reacquired rights for the Hulk character to create The Incredible Hulk. Marvel started off their vision of a connected superhero franchise with a very solid foundation: 2008’s Iron Man.
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