In 1983, ABC also made a Daredevil pilot, but it was never aired. The character would finally debut in the 1989 NBC television movie, which was, in itself, a followup to The Incredible Hulk Returns.

The Incredible Hulk hit TV screens in 1977 and quickly became one of the strangest superhero shows ever made. Bill Bixby played David Banner and Lou Ferrigno played the Hulk.

Bruce Banner and his furious alter ego, The Hulk ... movie, but it also cues viewers in to just how much progress Dr. Banner has made in controlling his alter ego since the events of The ...

The Trial of the Incredible Hulk may not ... Despite the Hulk’s name in the title, this is very much Daredevil’s movie, with the hero getting substantially more screen time than the Jade ...

Liv Tyler has signed onto her first television gig: co-staring in Damon Lindelof's HBO pilot, Deadline reports ... his first appearance as the new Incredible Hulk as Marvel unveiled the complete ...

I can send my editor a message out of nowhere that reads something like “hey can I write a thing about other movie franchises it would be fun to plop The Incredible Hulk into?” and he will ...

The 2008 film starred Edward Norton in the title role; Mark Ruffalo has since taken over as the Hulk following ... as fans currently know him from the movies is “far from” the character ...

2008 saw the debut of a movie that continues to have major repercussions for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But there remains one notable omission in this incredible reunion. The Hulk himself ...