Original sentence: There appears to be no limit to what Creel can absorb, as he has absorbed the properties of steel, silk, bronze, rock, wood, soil, glass, spikes, Odin's cosmic bolt and later cyclonic storm, Asgard itself, water, light, Uru, diamond, and even cocaine
Edited sentence: A fight ensued with the Hulk at the end of the movie, until the Hulk creates a gamma explosion, which presumably destroyed Absorbing Man.In the 2003 film Hulk directed by Ang Lee, a loose representation of the Absorbing Man was played by Nick Nolte.Instead, he developed the ability to take on the properties of certain substances he touched.The character had been reimagined as Bruce Banner's abusive father, who had been experimenting with gamma radiation (This shown by his 3 Gamma-mutated dogs) to duplicate the process his son had been put through.There appears to be no limit to what Creel can absorb, as he has absorbed the properties of steel, silk, bronze, rock, wood, soil, glass, spikes, Odin's cosmic bolt and later cyclonic storm, Asgard itself, water, light, Uru, diamond, cocaine , and even Quasar's quantum bands.This portrayal of the character was panned by critics who complained that he strayed too far away from the original character