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Hulk (1966– )The adventures of a nuclear scientist cursed with the tendency to turning into a huge green brute under stress. |
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Peg Dixon | ... |
Janet van Dyne
(2 episodes, 1966)
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Max Ferguson | ... |
The Hulk
(2 episodes, 1966)
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Nuclear scientist Bruce Banner found his life turned completey upside down when he was supervising a test of his new gamma bomb. Seeing teenager Rick Jones loitering in the test site, Banner goes out to remove him. However contrary to his orders, his assistant Igor, who is actually a Soviet spy, allowed the bomb to detonate while Banner was exposed just as he put Rick in safety. Miraculously he somehow survives, but he has a new problem. Now whenever he undergoes stress, he transforms into the massive monster, the Hulk. Now he must fight either General "Thunderbolt" Ross of the US Air Force who obssessedly hunts the creatures, or villians like the Leader, a mad scientist whose own exposure to gamma radiation made him a malevolent genius. Written by Kenneth Chisholm <kchishol@execulink.com>
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Singers: Doc Bruce Banner, belted by gamma rays, / Turns into the Hulk.
Female Singer: Ain't he unglamo-rays?
Singers: Wreckin' the town with / The power of a bull.
Female Singer: Ain't no monster, clown. / Who is as lovable?
Singers: As ever-lovin' Hulk! / Hulk! Hulk!
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The character referred to as the Gorgon in the televised version of the Hulk's origin story is actually the original Gargoyle. For some reason Stan Lee changed the name for this series. The name change could not have had anything to do with the second Gargoyle, as he had not been created yet - he was introduced into the Marvel Universe only in 1981. See more »Quotes
[theme song]Singers: Doc Bruce Banner, belted by gamma rays, / Turns into the Hulk.
Female Singer: Ain't he unglamo-rays?
Singers: Wreckin' the town with / The power of a bull.
Female Singer: Ain't no monster, clown. / Who is as lovable?
Singers: As ever-lovin' Hulk! / Hulk! Hulk!
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I've reviewed the stylistic elements of the Marvel Superheroes cartoons (which are all pretty interchangeable between the various series)under the blanket title and won't rehash those here. I will say that this show has some of the strangest theme songs you'll ever hear, very bright and sunny for a show about a rampaging monster. And while the Thing may be ever loving, that description doesn't quite fit the Hulk so well.