MCU finally getting the Hulk movie we've waited years for, insider teases
Topics: Marvel, Marvels Avengers, MCU, TV And Film, Disney
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Topics: Marvel, Marvels Avengers, MCU, TV And Film, Disney
A new MCU teaser has Hulk fans extremely excited.
According to an industry insider, the Hulk movie we’ve always dreamed of is soon to happen.
The MCU is quite a complex beast, and with its complexity comes the ability to play out multiple different timelines at once.
A crossover timeline story that’s played out on the pages of Marvel Comics may be ready to play out on the silver screen.
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Rumours are circulating that World War Hulk will make his debut in Captain America: Brave New World.
Let's watch that Captain America: Brave New World trailer, shall we?
This isn’t the first time World War Hulk has been teased – in 2021, similar rumours of his MCU appearance started to make the rounds.
However, they fizzled out shortly thereafter.
This insider gossip though, well, Daniel Richtman assures us there’s weight to his claims.
His name is likely well known to you, for Richtman often peddles MCU speculation on his Patreon and social media.
This latest tidbit of information comes from his Patreon, according to The Direct; as we’re not paying members, we can’t see these claims for ourselves.
As per its article, Richtman has apparently revealed that Marvel has changed the ending of Brave New World to introduce World War Hulk.
Furthermore, that its conclusion will now more closely resemble a “political thriller”.
Combine this information with the knowledge we already have about the Red Hulk – played by Harrison Ford – and the way is somewhat paved for World War Hulk.
You also have Samuel Sterns, aka The Leader, returning in the next Captain America film, which again nicely lends weight to a new Hulk emerging.
Sterns has experimented with Hulk blood in the past, thus leaving an opening for that blood to be used for nefarious means.
The puzzle pieces can be made to fit, but does that mean the final picture we’re seeing is an accurate one?
Richtman isn’t always accurate with his predictions, meaning we should approach this rumour like any other: false until proven otherwise.