ComicMix Radio: To Hulk Or Not To Hulk
This weekend, comic fans are trying to decide of the promise of a clean slate are true and if the stigma of that last movie can be wiped from their memory so they can enjoy The Incredible Hulk on the big screen. Actor Tim Roth, the film’s resident heavy, gives us his take why a ticket is a good investment and we also get a little "wish" from Marvel Studios on what might be a way cool comic to next get the Hollywood treatment, plus:
- Ultimate Origins #1 gone for good
- Vincent Price creeps into comics
- A new DC movie and not from Warner Brothers
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