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When Marvel Comics is accelerated by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby He appeared for the first time in 1962The big paragraph was initially gray. According to Lee, this was the prevention of the character from identifying any one ethnic group – and perhaps this way was if Colorist Stan Goldberg did not struggle with gray shading. I could see that the color was wrong, so, after that the first number, he decided that the structure would be green, which, along with the memories of the past to the origin of the character in 1984, is the way in the world of Marvel until 2008. (Until the first number of printing now, Hulk is now visualized as green.)

Then Jeff Loop and Ed McGoenis decided to go and add a different bolder dye to the character: red. This was not Hulk Bruce Banner, but the adult ego created by the laboratory from Thadius E. Ross’s thunderbolt, who was keen to go Curse For change. This was a huge deal for comic readers, but it really did not record outside this world. Most people had no idea of ​​a red structure until they started seeing trailers and commercials Captain America: a new brave world, “ Which sought the sales of Oze’s tickets by spoiling the transformation of Harrison Ford, such as Thunderbolt Ross, to RUBY RUFIAN.

We know that Lub and McGavin are the creators of the red structure, but what affected them? Do you find this idea on a whim? Or did they distribute it from another person? Basically, what we ask is: Did you steal John Cly Riley in “Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story?”

Jake Casandan. It is a sarcastic simulation on the biography of Shubes. It is so accurate that you think film makers will stop simulating the formula that leaks into mercy. Unfortunately, we seem to have at least one movie annually on this structure (such as 2024 “Bob Marley: One Love”).

Hollywood may have forgotten “Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story” because it was the box office when it was released in December 2007. Of course, those of us who ventured to see her immediately in love with her, and at that time, the fans of the comic book were wondering if Jeff Lub was among the movie enhancement tools.

At one point of the film, Dewey Cox comes out of Riley in his manager, Schwartzburg (David Chromholz), because the display of his diverse net is the hole in the classifications. This leads to the following exchange:

Cox: Schwartzburg, have you seen the classifications? We get our ass every week by “The Incredible Hulk”.

Schwarzberg: Well, last night episode was a very special episode. They revealed that the amazing structure has an evil twin, which is not green: it’s red.

Cox: I know, it was great. Did you see him?

Schwazzburg: You can’t compete however.

Given that Red Hulk has not yet been presented, some viewers have wondered whether Dewey Cox inspired LOEB to create the character. It would be funny if this is the case, but the red structure appeared for the first time the next month, so it was just a wild coincidence. However, Marvel Studios can do HECKUVA worse than Dewey Cox in the universe (although Riley will then withdraw the dual duty, and believes that he has already appeared in the cinematic universe Marvel in the name of Roman Day in “Galaxy Guards”).