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David Miller
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Peter, the hair never occurred to me. Wow.
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Brian Miller
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I somehow suspect that the significance of his long hair escaped whoever made the decision.
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Reading an interview with Loeb/ McGuiness in the latest Wizard, they state that that is a very significant change. They also referred to a later issue where it has all grown back. They said that was a major clue. A clue to what? Who knows? It is a Loeb book after all.
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Ray Brady
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So, is Red Doc Samson next? Red Leader? Red Gremlin?
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Jason Schulman
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Kenneth Johnson -- creator of the Hulk TV series -- once asked Stan Lee why the Hulk was green instead of red, red being the color of anger and all. Johnson revealed this in a documentary on the E! Network. I'm pretty sure that's where Quesada nicked the idea.
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Joe Zhang
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Red Hulk was Joe Quesada's idea
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I thought it was only Loeb's idea... _____________________ Success has many fathers ... failure is an orphan ... except at Marvel.
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Ted Pugliese
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Banner's infinitely elastic pants just never, ever seemed to make sense.
But a man hit by a bomb turning into the Hulk did?
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John Byrne
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Banner's infinitely elastic pants just never, ever seemed to make sense.
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But a man hit by a bomb turning into the Hulk did?
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Yup. I had no real world frame of reference for what would happen if someone was hit by an intense burst of gamma rays, but I had grown out of enough pairs of pants to understand the inherent problem there.It's like the time, early in my career, when an interviewer asked me what I thought would "really happen" if someone was bitten by a radioactive spider. I said that so far as I knew, the experiment had not been done, but I saw three likely possibilities: • Nothing would happen (except, possible, a normal allergic reaction to a spider bite) • The person would get some kind of radiation sickness and possibly die. • The person would gain the abilities of the spider.
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Ted Pugliese
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Interesting
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Matt Hawes
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Jason Schulman wrote:
| ...Kenneth Johnson -- creator of the Hulk TV series -- once asked Stan Lee why the Hulk was green instead of red, red being the color of anger and all. Johnson revealed this in a documentary on the E! Network. I'm pretty sure that's where Quesada nicked the idea.... |
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That's my bet, too. Johnson has also repeated that story in an interview in the old "Rampaging Hulk" magazine, and on the DVD commentary to the pilot for "The Incredible Hulk" TV series.
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Arc Carlton
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Success has many fathers ... failure is an orphan
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That's a good one.
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