That only works if it takes place in a DC universe.
The gamma radiation that the Hulk was subjected to might have kryptonite like powers in the DC universe which would weaken Kal-El or Superman might not be quite as capable in the Marvel universe and the Hulk would have the advantage.
It's these little things which can make all the difference in situations like why Captain America wasn't made in Russia or if Red Skull was actually right and wanted to protect Earth from Thanos all that time ago.
Let me get this right. A people who don't work on Saturdays, are well known for their love of unleavened bread and wine and generally are not seen as skilled labourers - also a minority within that particular population - boycotted trade with the world directly around them?
This world around them which was known for fastidious note-taking, record keeping and documenting observations in nature?
You'll be able to cite some sources in that case Telia. I'd love to know the motivations behind stopping flour production and somehow bypassing border control for food and wine made elsewhere. There could be a book or two in that!
Well Superman is an alien from another planet but he bears a striking resemblance to humans outwardly. Part of the skills he has as an alien are that he can fly (Really fast too!), is incredibly strong, has impenetrable skin and can shoot lasers from his eyes as well as see through objects. His line if books is Detective Comics.
The Incredible Hulk is a human who was blasted with some sort of gamma radiations which lets him break into his inner primal self, bereft of sophisticated cognitive reasoning, and possessing colossal strength and impenetrable skin when he gets angry. He is giant and green when he is angry and so has trouble blending in with everyday humans during that phase. His line of books is Marvel Comics.
Belonging to two different intellectual property owners means their running into each other is rare, often considered not canonical. This is why the subject of them sharing the same universe during a battle makes for interesting debate.
I hope that helps!
Nice spread!
Business is global, you'll notice this when Coca Cola shifted its product due to import restrictions in Germany and creating Fanta as an alternative.
The writing on the wall was a way back in 1933 when there was a national boycott of Jewish businesses and laws were brought in which barred Jews from holding jobs in the civil service and state positions. They also couldn't work at universities and East European Jewish immigrants were stripped of of their German citizenship. All while books were being burned publicly with any ideas other than the ones in power.
There are plenty of retards writing comics these days but the idea of a new character is beyond them and Putin isn't as easy to parody with the more replete information we have from various sources. For every retarded comic book writer duping young minds with propaganda there are plenty of people who will supply evidence which is contrary to that.
Yes, Israel should be punished for their crimes against Palestine and their own people. The US should have a hand in that but not be the only arbitrator in such actions.
So, Superman or Incredible Hulk - who would win?
While It's true that the Germans didn't start transporting Jews to killing stations a whole 7 months after December 7th, 1941. The writing on the wall was there and comic books clearly were a conduit to educating people about what was happening.
The potential to influence so many young men to give their lives in the name of freedom has clearly been identified and exploited in the present day by those who would have most people walk around with a yellow armband saying "Cis" on it.
I guess comics are like a barometer of social change. Reading them requires a bit more knowledge than veneer glancing.
The entire world is full of oppressive, silencing autocrats.
Just watch any TV show or read anything published and you'll see all about it.
These evil Nazis with their allowing ideas against the system to get so popular...
But try and say otherwise...oh, you'll see the real Nazis.
You'd think but I have a feeling we'll get a gay character in it and some of that True Romance racism just for comparison's sake of how things are different.
Probably a touch of feminism too.
All understandable enough if relevant to the story, it's the storytelling which might be the issue.
I'm hoping that the biggest concern will be if we get to 1925 to see Vito Scaletta being born. A means to tie him into every story or to keep the original trilogy as its own standing.
If it is just a refill on GTA V (But with less calories) then the entire joke will be what the game has become.
Even if it starts off with a Harvey Dent "Become the villain" speech the entire base will collapse and something new will become the standard-bearer.
Rockstar has fuck you money and could hold the line. But that requires balls and I've a funny feeling that lunch around the conference table has been Jim's Sticky Ring and Yogurt Shot for a while now.
The franchise is 28 years old this year. For the past 12 years there's only been GTA V.
Within 16 years there was GTA (+ London 1969 and 1962), GTA 2, GTA 3, GTA: Vice City, GTA: San Andreas, GTA Advance, GTA: Liberty City Stories, GTA: Vice City Stories, GTA IV, GTA: The Lost and the Damned, GTA: The Ballad of Gay Tony and GTA: Chinatown Wars.
This will be the first GTA the #Gamergate movement will have seen fresh.
In September 2013 Denise Clinton was doing a 'spirit walk' as a 'new age feminist' and badmouthing Franklin in front of her, and his, friends. Life Invader and Bleeter were quips at social media and its impact on society. Lazlow Jones was a blatant nod to the casting couch prior to the #MeToo movement and Weasel News was a mockery of journalism and its brazen attitude to 'truth'.
And that's just skimming the top of the froth on this iceberg cappuccino.
The constant consistent snidey snarks at mainstream culture is what made the single player brand popular, which overflowed into making the online version as successful as it is. Does Rockstar have what it takes to live up to its own standards of deviation and mockery which made it so appealing?
I'm guessing with Sweet Baby Inc's involvement, the state of journalism and how prepackaged everything is for consumers that it will be heavily barbed and censored. If the hunger for cash is strong enough it has the right ingredients to be explosively hot, but if the ethical considerations of those looking to gatekeep are upheld, it'll be the end of an era.
If there's more I'm sure the OP will supply an image for you to go and hunt for yourselves.
For the record these can't be uninstalled from within your Android on the platform it provides at the moment. Only via the Google Play link.
Lawsuits ahoy regardless.
With an all new singing and dancing GTA VI lined up to come out this year why have Rockstar touched up their 12 year old game for players to enjoy?
The old sceptic in me would think that it's to get people used to new systems of microtransaction and have them pump up their characters and accounts for some sort of crossover badge and merit scheme which they can show off once the new game comes out.
New relatively young cynic in me is wondering how much of the storyline will they play around with to line up with the new Sweet Baby Inc and Silverstring Media approved agenda that will be the backbone of GTA VI.
Could be nothing, could be everything, probably be something in the middle. But keep an eye out come March 4th for people noticing changes in San Andreas and how that might align with the next iteration of the franchise.
Ah! But Captain Atom came from Charlton Comics where his powers were altogether different from either DC or Marvel!
And that's before you throw Dr Manhattan and all of that into the mix.
Might as well get Dark Horse and Vertigo into this to fully flesh out the world of imaginary characters as depicted by sacred comic books.
You're not thinking outside of the box.
What if, in the DC universe, Hulk's gamma radiation is like that of kryptonite and would weaken Superman. Likewise perhaps Kal-El's powers aren't as strong in the Marvel universe and so his power would be diminished against The Hulk.
The imaginary is only as limited as those who can think it up!
I'm not saying the Hulk would win, just that there's room to consider it.