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The Incredible Hulk TV series creator Kenneth Johnson shares theory on why the Hulk movies flopped

Kenneth Johnson - the man responsible for 'The Incredible Hulk' TV series, 'V' and 'The Bionic Woman' - has shared his opinion on why Universal's two Hulk movies' flopped, citing a lack of believability with the CGI green brute.

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32 greatest movie cameos

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The 36 greatest superhero costumes in movies and TV

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Hulk smash! Eric Bana’s vilified Marvel flop deserved so much better

Sandwiched between ‘Spider-Man’ and ‘Batman Begins’, ‘Hulk’ left many disappointed in 2003 and remains divisive to this day. But as it turns 20, Tom Fordy asks whether we overlooked its shirt-ripping strengths

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Hulk smash: Ang Lee’s soul-searching Marvel flop deserved better

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Meet the Bristol barber who made a film with a Hollywood star

"It was just crazy, coming from where I’ve come from to be sitting in Calabasas"

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45 Years Ago, Marvel’s strongest superhero changed the course of TV history

Kenneth Johnson, the man who brought the Hulk to television, revisits the show (and his weirdest argument with Stan Lee) on its 45th anniversary.

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60 years ago, Marvel's greatest superhero of all time was born

To celebrate Peter Parker's 60th birthday, here are 60 facts you didn't know about Spider-Man.

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Lou Ferrigno To Play Cannibal Pig Farmer In New Horror Flick: What You Need To Know

After earning small-screen immortality as the Incredible Hulk and carrying the mantle of Hercules on the big screen, Lou Ferrigno is going over to the dark side to play a homicidal, cannibal pig farmer for his next film “The Hermit.”

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