Attention collectors: the ultimate box set for the Marvel Cinematic Universe is now available for pre-order. This hulking bundle contains ten blu-rays and six movies, including The Avengers' premiere on disc. For almost $200, the packaging better be at least this cool.
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With rave reviews for Mark Ruffalo's performance as The Hulk in The Avengers and talk of bringing the character back for another solo film, ABC is optimistic about the fortunes of its upcoming Hulk TV show.
Although Hulk hasn't yet been picked up for a full series, ABC president Paul Lee believes it could debut in the near future.
"It wasn't going to be ready this season, but we hope it's going to be ready for next season," Lee said.
With Marvel and ABC under the same Disney umbrella, it should be easy for the company to launch the TV version of Hulk next year as a market test for a possible Ruffalo-starring movie down the road.
Meanwhile, another potential Marvel TV project didn't fare as well. ABC has buried The Punisher in the pilot stage, declining to produce it as a series.
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HULK TIRED SMASHING! HULK NEED NAP!
Shot at Melbourne, Australia's Supanova Pop Culture Expo.
[thanks, gopspaceranger!]
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Sure, they've been plenty of mega-million-dollar movies lately, but here's how you know Marvel's superheroes have really hit the bigtime: they're getting their own exhibit at the New York branch of Madame Tussauds Wax Museum.
The Hulk, Spider-Man, Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor will all appear in a "Marvel Superheroes 3D interactive experience" that will let fans get up close and personal with the ultra-releastic wax figures, and even take a crack at swinging (a presumably non-wax) Mjolnir.
From the first photo, it looks like even Madame Tussauds has trouble getting the Hulk right. Needs more Ruffalo!
The exhibit opens April 26.
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