Hulk

The Hulk, real name Bruce Banner, (PROSE: ) and once referred to by Spider-Man as "Hulkie", (COMIC: ) was, according to some accounts, a real superhero (COMIC: , etc.) who attended Bonjaxx's birthday party at Maruthea (COMIC: , ) and donated to Comic Relief. (COMIC: ) However, some other accounts seemed to present him as a fictional character by Marvel Comics. (TV: , etc.)
==Biography==
The Hulk visited Maruthea for Bonjaxx's birthday party. The Seventh Doctor talked with one of his future incarnations at the bar and later at a table near the Hulk. (COMIC: , At one point, Hulk was sat next to Captain Scarlet. (COMIC: )
Hulk was among the superheroes who donated to Comic Relief in 1991, donating a fiver despite not understanding what was going on. Despite not understanding, he felt a warm and tingly glow inside, as well as love and brotherhood for everybody, with Spider-Man assuring him that he'd be back to normal by the morning. (COMIC: ) 
==References==
In 1972, Maxwell Collins had various shirts featuring the Hulk, one showing the Hulk's full body (COMIC: ) and one showing just his face. He believed that the Hulk could beat both Batman and Captain America easily by smashing both of them into the ground. The Twelfth Doctor disagreed, claiming that brains always beat brawn. (COMIC: )
Ace once referred to de Vries as "the Incredible Hulk". (PROSE: )
On the wall of his childhood bedroom, Grant had a poster depicting the front cover of an issue of The Incredible Hulk. The issue depicted the Hulk fighting Wolverine, captioned "The Incredible Hulk and now... the Wolverine!". (TV: )
Fitz Kreiner, feeling great rage and increased strength while under the influence of Arnauld Klimt's slugs, thought that Bruce Banner must have felt the same way before he turned big and green. (PROSE: )
Toshiko Sato joked that Owen Harper, who had been exposed to radiation, had transformed into "the Incredible Sulk". (PROSE: )
Gabby Gonzalez called a gigantic moving statue attacking her and the Tenth Doctor "the Incredible Bulk". (COMIC: )
==Behind the scenes==
*The Incredible Hulk Presents was a short-lived weekly children's comic produced in the United Kingdom by Marvel UK in 1989. Amongst other material it contained black and white original Doctor Who strips featuring the Seventh Doctor.
*In COMIC: A Confusion of Angels, Margaret Ag-Kris Therur-Ford Jingatheen's warning to the Weeping Angels, "You wouldn't like me when I'm angry...", spoken while revealing her green claw, is a reference to The Incredible Hulk.
==External links==
Category:Individuals who have been to Maruthea
Category:Superheroes
Category:Fictional superheroes from the real world
Category:20th century individuals