Hulk vs Wolverine fanart depicts a gruesome battle where Hulk devours Wolverine's arm in a chilling and brutal portrayal. The artwork draws inspiration from Goya's "Saturn Devouring His Son" and ...

The highly demanded Wolverine vs. Hulk battle gets the perfect teaser in a new Marvel Cinematic Universe concept poster. One of the biggest films that will be happening this summer as part of the ...

50 years after his first appearance in the pages of The Incredible Hulk, Wolverine vs. Hulk became a reality in the MCU. Now that smash hit Deadpool & Wolverine is the highest-grossing R-rated ...

Article Summary. Marvel's Wolverine statue from McFarlane Toys captures an iconic Hulk battle in 1:6 scale. Inspired by The Incredible Hulk #340, the statue brings the legendary comic cover to life.

But it was 1987’s Incredible Hulk #340, depicting the grey-skinned Hulk in the reflection of Wolverine’s adamantium claws, that became one of the defining images for both characters. Videos by ...

The She-Hulk Wolverine teaser. With all that in mind, the Wolverine reveal in She-Hulk episode 8 is a blink-and-you-miss-it teaser. And you might miss it because of what happens during that scene.

Ever since his apparent demise, fans have been wondering when Wolverine would return to the Marvel Universe. Well, it's finally happening, but this image seemingly reveals that he'll be Hulking out ...

Wolverine and the Hulk will combine forces against a clone that combines their DNA in 'Hulkverines,' a new comic book miniseries from Marvel Entertainment set to launch in February.

Hugh Jackman has revealed that he thinks his X-Men character Wolverine would definitely beat Mark Ruffalo's Marvel hero the Hulk in a fight.

An Incredible Hulk Easter egg isn't the only detail that's been found hiding in the Wolverine reveal trailer. Fans have also noticed that there's an eyepatch on the bar, which has significance to ...

Technically, the She-Hulk reference to metal claws could be about Wolverine’s nemesis Sabretooth, whose own skeleton and claws were adamantium-ized within comic canon, though only in certain arcs.