Hulk has been sidelined notably in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but there are some comic book stories that could revitalize his movie narrative.

The Hulk is the strongest character in Marvel but there are more than one version of the famous green monster who are even ...

The Maestro is the Hulk's dark future self from a timeline where Bruce Banner's intellect and Hulk's super strength coalesced into a diabolically brilliant, super powerful version of himself ...

Maestro Hulk is a supervillain from an alternate future that is the most brutal mix of brain and brawn. Warning: spoilers for Avengers: Endgame follow. Videos by ComicBook.com ...

Maestro Hulk Returns: Classic Marvel Creators Reunite to Reveal the Origin of This Iconic Villain ... Maestro #1 is slated to hit stores in August 2020, barring any further COVID-19-related delays.

Hulk lured Maestro into Doom’s time machine and sent him to the past: to ground zero, the desert test site where the G-bomb detonated on that fateful day decades earlier.

‘Hulk’ Spinoff ‘Maestro’ Coming in August. Marvel Entertainment is resurrecting a piece of 'Hulk' history this summer, and going back to the source to do so, with veteran 'Incredible Hulk ...

It's back to the Future Imperfect for legendary Hulk writer Peter David, fellow Hulk veteran Dale Keown and one-time Totally Awesome Hulk artist German Peralta with Maestro #1, the opening act of ...

"Hulk" spinoff "Maestro" is coming this summer The new "Maestro" series will explore the character's history Mark Ruffalo is willing to star in a standalone “Hulk” movie The “Hulk” spinoff ...

For the first time in Marvel’s Avengers, players will soon be able to dress up as a supervillain. Starting later next week, a twisted version of The Hulk known as Maestro will be purchasable ...

RELATED: Hasbro Marvel Legends Retro Series 1 Single Figures Emerge Maestro made his first comics appearance in 1992, in Peter David and George Perez’ The Incredible Hulk: Future Imperfect #1.He ...

Maestro reveals his motivation for everything in this preview of Maestro: World War M #5, the series finale, and it's the best reason of all: spite.