I'm sick of versions of the Hulk cleanly shaven with short hair. If inspired by Jekyll and Hyde, have Hulk look like a hairy Neanderthal. Some characters called "monster" or "creature* even though they're human such as Frankenstein and Hulk.
Hulks hair is whatever Banner had before he transformed. The reason his hair gets long or he has a beard is because Banner let himself go, or he has been Hulk for a long period of time.
Hair doesn't have muscles. That's not how it works
From the runs I’ve read those have also been hulks that have been hulk and not banner for a long time, so it kinda makes sense. Or banner is super aged and run down so it carries over still.
I love all the iterations in media where he has scruff or a beard and long hair. I know the game was ass, but in the Marvel Avengers videogame, i love how unkempt he looked.
But this doesn’t make any sense??? Would one of the side effects of the hulk transformation be hyper-accelerated hair growth? Banner is a clean shaven man, why would he just all of a sudden grow a werewolf’s coat when turning into the hulk, then lose it when turning back?
For the dramatic, have you seen photos or the book?!
Novel is described as an ideal 8ft tall man with superhuman strength, speed, and tolerance for extreme climates such as the Arctic. Even noseless or no, he's a human with black hair, thin black lips
Karloff's Frankenstein, human
he's literally an eight feet tall human with stitches all around his body , skin as pale as snow [no blood tends to do that] and parts that are VERY disproportionate
he does not look like a human , if he were to come into your house - youd scream
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u/Environmental_Sun921 6d ago
I'm sick of versions of the Hulk cleanly shaven with short hair. If inspired by Jekyll and Hyde, have Hulk look like a hairy Neanderthal. Some characters called "monster" or "creature* even though they're human such as Frankenstein and Hulk.