10 Different Hulks in Comics Books and Movies - Height Only
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Original Hulk - 7 Feet, 1000 Pounds



For the time when he first arrived, I felt that this was an ideal height and weight for this character for awhile and then things starts getting a little hairy after awhile and sometimes blown out of portions. To me, 7 feet and 1000 pounds is my standard of the Hulk when I was growing up and still does.


Ang Lee Hulk - 9 Feet



In the 2003 Movie, I felt that this Hulk was a too big for the movie itself and I only saw this movie once and I did not care for it at all. It was not my cup of tea and I did not care for the script too. One of the poorest movies ever.


Branagh Hulk - 12 Feet



In the 2008 Movie, this is got to be the most ridiculous Hulk in terns of height - and I heard rumors that this Hulk was 15 Feet also and that's make wonder what in the world that Marvel Films is trying to do here.


Favreau Hulk (Avengers) - 8 Feet



This is the best Hulk of in any movie and comic books today and I felt it was just perfect and he did a great job making this character work.


Grey Hulk - 6'6



My worst Hulk in any form and I just think he is too puny and too grotesque.

10 Different Hulks in Comics Books and Movies - Height Only
Part 2 of 2


Merged Hulk - 7'6



I really do not know much about this Hulk, but this Hulk is something I did not expect to be good and all that; but according to my friends at my LCS they felt that this Hulk was almost perfect and I was surprised to see him mentioned so highly. I think it was the same size as Professor Hulk.


Savage Hulk - 7'8



One of my favorites (in terms of personality) and I felt that this another version of the Merged Hulk but only 2 inches taller. I wished that I could share more on this Hulk but I did not read much of him and I'm contradicting myself for liking it very much because of his personality.


World Breaker Hulk - 8'8



This is the Hulk that was in World War Hulk and one of the most imposing Marvel Comics Hulk of all time and I find him too powerful to be the Hulk and being close to Ang Lee Hulk in terms of size and power - this Hulk was too much for me alone.


Juggernaut - 9'5



My own Username is a towering figure of 9 Feet and 5 Inches tall and his weight around 1900 pounds.


Mark Ruffalo - Incredible Hulk in the Avengers Movie



His stature as 8 Feet tall in this movie was just perfect.


Perfect Hulk

If the Juggernaut is 9'5" and weighs around 1900 pounds - I felt that my version of the Hulk should be at Mark Ruffalo Height and 2000 pounds and that would the best Hulk yet. So, in my own opinion that the Hulk in the Avengers Movie is just right and I really do not know how heavy he is. But, if he anywhere around 2000 pounds - I say this he right on the Money!



PERFECT HULK


8 Feet Tall and 2000 Pounds

I liked Joe Fixit best, but I also like the short tempered child-like green Hulk of the Bronze Age (and much of the Silver Age).

Stan Lee and Lou Ferrigno Autographs


A dear friend of mine had two copies of this photo and he and I watched the Incredible Hulk TV Show when we were back then and he recently passed away. His power of attorney gave me one of the two copies with certificate of authenticity with them and I was stunned when I got this in the mail a month ago; after attending his memorial service three months prior to that and it's took them a long time to expedite all his personal belongings to the people that he loved the most.

According to the Power of Attorney it's worth around $200 to $350 and I haven't had the time to appraise it but I'll will later this month.








I'm moving on to Number 14 later on this week possibly starting around Wednesday or Thursday.

I think the image is from Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe volume 2, with Joe Rubinstein being the inker.  The image is perhaps based on Jack Kirby's version from Avengers #1, but with a more sensible number of toes.  Byrne never got to draw the Hulk with these proportions in an actual comic because he fell out with Jim Shooter and departed for DC before he could reboot the Hulk to look this way.  It's been speculated that the reason Byrne separated Banner and the Hulk was so he could kill the latter and have Banner become a new Hulk, enabling Byrne to pretend the Herb Trimpe and Sal Buscema eras had never happened.

chaykinstevens


Thanks for your comments on this thread. I learned something new about the Hulk.

Two Early Captain America Movies



Captain America - 1979






I really did not care for the REB BROWN version at all and having said that I did not even cared for his costume either and this movie back then and I only watch this movie twice and that was the end of this nonsense of a Captain America Movie in 1979. However, I did like his (pictured below) bike.






Captain America - 1990




The Matt Salinger's version has a more true to form Coatume and I find his characterization a bit more better than the one that I saw in 1979. The only thing that bothers me is his hair and he wasn't blonde like Steve Rogers in the comic books that I know and it's bothers me a lot back then and still does.



I like the Red Skull in this movie the earlier version not the later version.


Both of them has it's good points and some bad points - In my own opinion they were both below average and I haven't seen these movies in more than 15 years and simply have a hard time going back to them. Sorry Everyone!