There are a few Red Hulk figures up for sale on ebay right now. Go here for the link. Some are really well done – others are… really not.
12 Inch Hulk (2004)
This guy was released when the Hulk Classics line was – but they didn’t release them in the states. If they did – no one knew about it – I got mine from Canada. This sculpt and figure surpasses the movie 12 inch figures in every way! This is the Gamma Rage Hulk (mouth closed/grinding teeth) there is a varinat figure that I don’t own that has his mouth open. I thought that it was pretty standard as Hulk figures go – and since I already had this one I opted not to get the other one. Maybe I will go back and see if I can pick the other one up but I think this unique Hulk pose is worth getting. If you have to get one – get this one.
What If… (1980-Current)
These are a few of the What If… comics that Marvel put out that star the Hulk. The better stories are the “What if Wolverine Killed the Hulk” and What if Hulk Killed Wolverine”. I find it funny that one of the early What If’s is a What if Rick Jones Became the Hulk, when in actual continuity of the comic – Rick Jones falls into a nutrient bath and becomes a Hulk himself. Rick is cured in the regular comic by the Grey Hulk and the Leader. I liked What If stories but they started getting stale. They would’ve worked better if they only put them out when they had a story to tell… kind of like they do now!
Marvel Super-Heroes Card Game (1978)
This is kind of like “Go Fish” except that if you have the Doctor Doom card at the end – you’re the loser. I have never been stuck with the Doom card at the end – because I’m crafty. Craftly like a snake! Wait – are snakes crafty?
Wizard Posters (1992/1998)
Some posters that Wizard used to include with your purchase of their magazine. Now they give you nothing. Wizard used to give really cheap exclusive figures and great posters like these – now you get just the magazine! What kind of crap is that?
Sam Keith did the poster on the left – Adam Kubert did the one on the left – and I’m not sure who did the one on the bottom – all I know is that it’s better than mine.
The Incredible Hulk (1978)
This book reprints some of the older Hulk Books. I can’t tell which ones exactly but the Leader’s first appearance is in here and Hulk’s origin, although the Hulk has been re-colored to green rather than his initial grey. No wonder why so many non-Hulk fans are confused when they see a grey Hulk. The response is always the same – “I thought the Hulk was green.” Then you have to explain it to them (and secretly feel sorry for them). Such a hassle. And it’s books like these that are responsible!
Both a Introduction and Epilogue by Stan Lee are included.
Have a Hulky Thanksgiving!!!
“Hulk here! Hulk had tough week. Hulk is thankful he did not soil pants in fight with Sentry! That be embarrassing! And smelly! Hulk like turkey! What the hell!?!? Green gravy? Hulk must’ve done something wrong…”
The Incredible Hulk #111 – The Final Issue (2007)
My hopes is that Marvel will realize that Hercules can’t carry his own book. That this is just a temporary re-titling. Because – if you didn’t hear yet – starting with #112 the book formerly known as The Incredible Hulk will now be The Incredible Hercules. What Marvel is saying right now, this change is a permanent one. As far as #111…
(SPOILERS) I thought this issue could’ve had a ton more Hulk in it seeing as this was his last book. Instead they still focused on Hercules and the crew – Amadeus Cho being the only one to still believe Hulk is going to come out of this a hero – fighting the good fight behind the scenes. The demon, Zom, that Strange used to try and take the Hulk out is released and then occupies the Hulk Buster outfit that Stark tried to use to take the Hulk out. No one, including Hercules, Namora or Angel, are strong enough to stop the suit, so that leaves Cho to take the suit out using his smarts. Cho forces the Zom infected suit underground.
Zom tunnels toward a nuke in the Chelsea S.HI.E.L.D. armory and while Herc and Namora are holding up a beam that could make New York City crumble, were they to let it go, Angle flies Cho toward the armory. Cho comes up with a plan as the Sentry and Hulk fight it out in the city. Cho says that the Hulk will take care of Sentry and save New York. Then, just as Zom is about to get to the nuke Amadeus Cho lands near Zom and as Zom infects Cho Angel knocks him out with one kick to the head. Wong opens the Amphora (the vessel that houses Zom) and captures him.
Just as everything is ending well the team comes out of the underground tunnel to see the Hulk ready to destroy the world. Amadeus, the one person who believed in the Hulk the whole time now realizes that the Hulk has enough strength and anger to do it. Everyone watches as the laser beam from the satellite takes Hulk out. Cho sits near the crater that houses Banner and as Hercules says that Cho saved all of his friends he replies with “Not all of them.”
** out of 5 – not enough Hulk, as I said, and even though it bookends the World War Hulk and Incredible Hulk cross-over nicely, it still ends with out a real bang. Maybe I’m just bitter that they would give Hulk’s book away to such a second-rate character like Hercules, but after years of the Hulk being hot and cold with sales – they (supposedly) kill him off when he’s never been hotter, or more fun to read.
Let me know what you thought, leave a comment. – Ratchet
Hulk Activity Box Set (1978)
The activity box set contains 4 wordsearch and crossword puzzle books. That is activity to the tenth degree! They do all have to do with the Hulk – but still – Activity box set? someone made this seem alot better than it actually is.
Essential Hulk Volumes 1-4 (1999)
Each trade here contains about 30 comics in each. The only draw back to them is that they are all in black and white – so if you want to see the comics in their original color – don’t buy these. They are up to collecting volume 4 which has 143 – 170.
Hulk Tie (1998)
I don’t wear ties. I don’t even know how to tie a tie. My wife does it for me. I love that she can tie a tie. It’s why I married her. Not really though. The image on the tie was also on a poster that I posted. Bought this at New England Comics in Brockton.
Original Art Work (2007)
I’m not that good at superheroes – I know – my style is more cartoony. I can’t help myself some times though… and this is what ends up coming out. Make all the comments you’d like, I can take it. I like the way Banner came out though… the full drawing was too big to scan but Banner has a – whole – nother shoe that I drew.
Hulk Shower Set (1991)
This is one of the most disturbing Hulk things I own. The Hulk Shower set, complete with a Hulk head that you can affix onto your shower head so that it looks like the Hulk is actually spitting the water out of his mouth at you rather than you taking a relaxing hot shower of water. Why not? What’s more relaxing than the thought of someone projectile vomiting their liquid all over your body? Also comes with Hulk shampoo. Hulk shampoos?
“Lather, rinse, repeat. Repeat? It not say how many times Hulk should repeat the lather and rinse part! AAAUUURRRGH! Why eveyone always trying to confuse Hulk! How many times I repeat!!!!!!”
Hulk Movie (2003)
Speaking of the Hulk movie – this here is my copy. I thought I’d post it because it is in my collection, even though it really isn’t that impressive or anything. But for the record, even though there was definite room for improvement, I really liked it. Thought Bana was a bad choice and Nolte was a bit over the top but still very enjoyable.
Hulk Hot Wheels (1976)
This little guy is from the year of my birth. I’d like to think that if I was old enough to drive in 1976, and had a van, that it would’ve had a spoiler like this one does. Cause a spoiler on a van makes perfect sense. Spoilers = cool, Minivan with a Hulk painted on the side = really cool, Minivan with a Hulk painted on the side that also has a spoiler = swimming in hooch! Take my word on it. I’m an expert when it comes to the ladies.
Ratchet's Hulk Collection 
