The Hulk is one of the strongest heroes in the whole Marvel Cinematic Universe, delivering some of the most brutal displays ...

the Abomination, from jail and created one more dangling plot line that any future Marvel project could pick up. And Emil Blonsky isn’t the only villain from The Incredible Hulk whose revival ...

But Abomination has changed a bit since we first met him back in 2008. Here’s the lowdown on the MCU’s other giant green bruiser. It’s been a hot minute since The Incredible Hulk came out.

When we last saw Blonsky/Abomination in The Incredible Hulk, he was laying defeated on the ground, with the military arriving to take him into custody. During his conversation with our own Sean O ...

Abomination once tried to kill her cousin ... or most fans—have ever considered. The Incredible Hulk is Bruce Banner’s story. It presents him, without ambiguity, as an honorable man who ...

So, what does it mean that the Abomination is not so villainous ... it’s obvious we’ll never see direct sequels to The Incredible Hulk. And we might not even see any of those characters ...

But Blonsky’s self-dubbed Abomination reveled in his newfound ... to adapt Blonksy to the big screen for 2008’s The Incredible Hulk, however, the brain trust at Marvel Studios knew exactly ...

The Hulk/Bruce Banner that fought the Abomination to a bloody draw in The Incredible Hulk was played by Edward Norton, whose tense, troubled, one-and-done excursion into the MCU ended with that ...

the character also had so little screen time in The Incredible Hulk that I wouldn’t mind him being recast either. It’s great that Abomination and Leader are being put to good use in the MCU ...