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Post by zaku on Apr 19, 2024 15:57:31 GMT -5
MeHas The Incredible Hulk ever battled The Green Goblin? ChatGPTNo, The Incredible Hulk and the Green Goblin have never fought each other in the comics or in any other medium. The Green Goblin is a Spider-Man villain, while The Hulk typically battles villains like Abomination, The Leader, and The Red Hulk. Well, that was more accurate than the other AI I used. (I’m gonna presume Hulk has never fought Green Goblin, I’ve never come across such a battle - and I have looked) Me:Write , in the form of a comic book script complete with dialogue, a battle between the Green Goblin and the Hulk. The style must be that of Stan Lee from the 60s. ChatGPT**Title: Clash of Titans: Green Goblin vs. The Hulk** **Page 1:** Panel 1: [Wide shot of a bustling cityscape, the sun setting in the background.] Narration: In the heart of the bustling metropolis, where skyscrapers scrape the sky, a shadow looms. Panel 2: [Zoom in on a figure soaring through the air on a glider, its silhouette unmistakably that of the Green Goblin.] Narration: Behold! The nefarious Green Goblin, riding his goblin glider, a symbol of villainy in the city! Green Goblin: Ho ho ho! Let chaos reign! **Page 2:** Panel 1: [The Green Goblin swoops down towards a crowd of panicked civilians.] Green Goblin: Scatter, you puny mortals! The Green Goblin has arrived to wreak havoc! Panel 2: [But suddenly, the ground shakes, and a massive green hand smashes through a nearby building.] SFX: *CRASH!* Narration: But before the citizens can flee, a force of nature intervenes! **Page 3:** Panel 1: [The Hulk bursts through the rubble, his eyes glowing with rage.] Hulk: Hulk SMASH puny goblin! Panel 2: [The Green Goblin grins wickedly, unfazed by the Hulk's appearance.] Green Goblin: Ah, the Hulk! How delightful! Let us dance, my emerald adversary! **Page 4:** Panel 1: [The Hulk charges towards the Green Goblin, who dodges effortlessly, throwing pumpkin bombs in his wake.] Green Goblin: Try to keep up, green giant! Panel 2: [The Hulk swats away the bombs with ease, his expression fierce.] Hulk: Hulk not play games! Hulk CRUSH Goblin! **Page 5:** Panel 1: [The Green Goblin taunts the Hulk, flying circles around him.] Green Goblin: You'll have to do better than that, Hulk! You're like a lumbering oaf compared to my finesse! Panel 2: [The Hulk roars in frustration, leaping towards the Green Goblin with all his might.] Hulk: Hulk show finesse! Hulk SMASH! **Page 6:** Panel 1: [The Hulk's massive fist collides with the Green Goblin's glider, sending him crashing to the ground.] SFX: *CRASH!* Panel 2: [The Green Goblin lies dazed on the ground, his glider in ruins.] Green Goblin: No! This can't be happening! **Page 7:** Panel 1: [The Hulk looms over the defeated Green Goblin, his fists clenched.] Hulk: Goblin defeated. Hulk protect city. Panel 2: [The citizens cheer as the Hulk stands triumphant amidst the destruction.] Citizen: Hooray for the Hulk! He's our hero! Narration: And so, once again, the day is saved, thanks to the incredible Hulk! **The End**
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Post by zaku on Apr 19, 2024 12:53:57 GMT -5
If you ask hypothetical or general question it's ok, but it suffers from hallucinations when you ask things like the plot of this or that issue.
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Post by zaku on Apr 19, 2024 12:06:34 GMT -5
It's definitely not a particularly important story for Wolferine's character. I'm legitimately not sure whether you did that on purpose or not, but it's hilarious. I'll ask ChatGPT!
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Post by zaku on Apr 19, 2024 12:03:16 GMT -5
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Post by zaku on Apr 19, 2024 12:00:37 GMT -5
You know, I had always imagined the conquest of the human race by AI as a little different...
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Post by zaku on Apr 19, 2024 11:50:12 GMT -5
zaku , Did Talbot actually die in Hulk #1? Please don't ask Chaz GPT. Talbot actually died in TIH #260 (I've the Italian version of that issue). Just for the sake of curiosity I asked CG the summary of that issue, and it answered with the plot of the story when Jarella died.
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Post by zaku on Apr 19, 2024 11:33:42 GMT -5
Me first:
ME: when was the first time the The Hulk killed someone in the comics?
ChatGPT: The Hulk's first kill in the comics occurred in "The Incredible Hulk" #1, which was published in May 1962. In this issue, the Hulk inadvertently causes the death of a character named Major Glenn Talbot. Though it was not a deliberate act of murder, it marked the beginning of a recurring theme in the Hulk's stories, where his uncontrollable rage often led to unintended consequences, including the loss of life.
ME: Can you give a summary of it?
ChatGPT: Certainly! In "The Incredible Hulk" #1, we are introduced to Dr. Bruce Banner, a brilliant scientist who is accidentally transformed into a monstrous creature known as the Hulk due to exposure to gamma radiation. The story begins with Banner working on a gamma bomb for the U.S. military, assisted by his colleague Betty Ross and her father, General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross.
During a test of the gamma bomb, Banner rushes onto the testing site to save a teenager who has wandered onto the range. In doing so, he exposes himself to the blast and transforms into the Hulk for the first time. The Hulk's emergence shocks everyone present, and he quickly becomes a target for military forces who see him as a threat.
As the Hulk rampages through the countryside, he encounters military personnel, including Major Glenn Talbot, who tries to stop him. In the ensuing chaos, Talbot is killed, though it's portrayed as an accidental death resulting from the Hulk's lack of control rather than a deliberate act of aggression.
The issue concludes with the military failing to capture the Hulk, who escapes into the wilderness. Thus begins the saga of the Hulk, a creature torn between his own humanity and the destructive force of his alter ego.
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Post by zaku on Apr 14, 2024 3:48:23 GMT -5
Where I'm lost is how this is especially DC and the Superman Office's fault. They tried it every other way, but the only way to stay alive was to give people cheap sales stunts. At least the stories within were still quality (which is more than could be said of what other comanies were churning out at the time!). I remember that the marketing for the Malibu Universe launch was based on the quality of their stories. Readers were so desensitized by chrome covers and sales stunts that reading comics just because they were good seemed like a novel concept!
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Post by zaku on Apr 10, 2024 3:29:35 GMT -5
They aren't like, well, slow? Electric ones have a top speed of about 8 mph, but diesel ones can reach up to 18 mph. That will outrun most people. Things I didn't know!
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Post by zaku on Apr 9, 2024 12:09:45 GMT -5
They aren't like, well, slow?
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Post by zaku on Apr 8, 2024 8:55:52 GMT -5
It occurs to me that The New Universe suffered because it came FROM Marvel comics. If it was something introduced by Eclipse or Pacific Comics, it might not have been rejected the way it was. That and also Marvels bosses took all the funding away from the line. It's interesting how many of these "new" universes share the same end: a mega-event to relaunch them, but which actually becomes their tombstone. Ultimatum for the Ultimate Universe, The Pitt for the New Universe, World's End for the Wildstorm universe etc etc...
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Post by zaku on Apr 8, 2024 7:40:14 GMT -5
You know What didn’t hold up? A good chunk of the Superhero comics of the 90s, both in terms of art and content. I swear, there isn't a decade in this genre, either before or since, that I consider quite as unreadable as this one. I think that readers at that time were gripped by a fit of collective madness, because I can't find any other plausible explanation. And these were the typical superheroines of the 90s And comic book readers even complained when they were stereotypically portrayed as sexually repressed nerds! In that age and every other, sex sells. You might be amused to learn that the Avengelyne character is having a movie made and Margot Robbie is attached to the production. There is "sex" and there is "sex". There is "sexy" and "sexual objectification". It's so obvious that they're drawn this way just to satisfy the (immature) male gaze that it's almost embarrassing.
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Post by zaku on Apr 8, 2024 7:30:03 GMT -5
I never had much time for Trimpe's 60s-80s work, a journeyman at best, but holy hell that FF artwork is horrible. The things people will do to keep a job. But at least he drew decent feet. No person at Marvel ordered him to draw that way, he wanted to explore that type of style. Well obviously they didn't ask him, there was no need. Why ask an "old" artist to radically change his style when there are I don't know how many Liefeld clones emerging on the market. He must have rightly thought that if he wanted to survive he had to adapt
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Post by zaku on Apr 8, 2024 3:37:52 GMT -5
The stuff didn't hold up at the time let alone now, but Rob is a cool dude. No need to pile on. Agreed.. everything I've ever read and seen about him he seems like a good guy and a fan of comics in general.... Not his fault people in the 90s thought that stuff was 'dynamic' and 'exciting'. Man's got to make a living. That said, those ARE terrible comics... embarassing really. I remember that more "classic" artists tried to, well, "imagining" their art just to survive. Like Herb Trimpe. Before the 90s: in the 90s. Edit: found some Trimpe's journal entry published on The New York Times:
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Post by zaku on Apr 6, 2024 18:40:33 GMT -5
The stuff didn't hold up at the time let alone now, but Rob is a cool dude. No need to pile on. I have absolutely nothing against him, let's be clear. He did what readers liked. From his point of view and that of the business he did nothing wrong.
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