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The Hulk
Here is a brief update coming at those of you who are still keeping faith with The Hulk franchise. During the recent Spider-Man 3 junket Avi Arad was open to a few new questions for the upcoming Hulk sequel.
The Albino Hulk?
There is going to be a lot of changes taking place for the upcoming Hulk sequel. Besides a new actor, it turns out that Hulk himself will try a new look. According to Collider, there is a good possibility that the Hulk will be grey, not green.
Green was so yesterday.
Avi: None. No. It's a new Hulk, new direction, new size, new color, new attitude. Anything that was done before is not in this movie. It's a very different kind of Hulk. It's more of a love story; it's more of a heroic Hulk. It's a kind of Hulk we loved in the show, so it's kind of more influenced by the show than anything else. It's very human, very touching, and huge action. Louis Leterrier has a unique filming style that will be great here and it’s going to be spectacular.
Frosty: Any truth to a grey Hulk?
(When I asked that question he seemed almost taken aback, like he wasn’t ready for it even though he had just said “new color”) Then, after a pause, he said, “We’ll see, I don’t know.”
According to Wikipedia, Banner becomes a grey-skinned Hulk that tracks down Betty Ross, destroying everything in his path and murdering hundreds of people. The Hulk overpowers the Ultimates until the Wasp fires her bio-electric sting directly into his brain, which changes the Hulk back into Banner, who is restrained and imprisoned in the S.H.I.E.L.D. base the Triskelion - in a cell Banner had design.
This grey-skinned version was not the Hulk's first appearance, however. In the first issue of The Incredible Hulk -- which the sequel will supposedly be modeled after -- the Hulk appears grey instead of green.
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