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I just cleaned up a bunch of edits that were designed to remove any mention of The Incredible Hulk TV series starring Bill Bixby from the article. These same edits, by the same user, were also made last December 2021. Is there anything more that should be done to prevent this vandalism from recurring again in the future? I'm not up to date on Wiki protections and disciplinary actions, but it seems like repeatedly removing pieces of an article due to personal disputes about the quality of the adaptation is something that should be strongly discouraged. dstumme (talk) 21:24, 13 June 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Skimming through I'm noticing ommissions and erors throughout, for example The Hulk was always inted to be Green, Stan Lee didn't intend for the Hulk to be Grey originally, it was a problem with inking of the first issue, Lee has stated this in many interviews.
After the six issue run Hulk was put in Tales to Astonish which is not mentioned.
Not done: Eh.... debatable. Some characters are based on real life/mythological beings, but are fictionalised/dramatised versions of them to the point where they kind of are "different characters". I think 'fictional' is a useful indicator to the type of character it is. jolielover♥talk18:09, 3 October 2025 (UTC)[reply]
Dissociative Identity Disorder in The Incredible Hulk #227
This attribution has confused me to the point of adding my first-ever talk page topic. I've reread this issue a few times now, trying to find evidence for the position that this is the first issue in which Banner's DID is mentioned, even in an implicit fashion. It's not there. The only thing piece of dialogue that could be construed to support this claim is Doc Samson's line on the last page: "Banner and the Hulk are not just two sides of one mind... they are actually two separate beings." However, those with DID (or MPD at the time of this Issue's publication) are not legally or psychologically considered separate beings. The common understanding is that the separate personalities of the DID patient are the result of repeated traumatic incidents that prevent merging of early childhood behavioral states into a (self-consciously) unified self. Since Doc Samson does not clarify an intention to diagnose, make a diagnosis, or mention any specific disorder in the issue at all, it can be safely assumed that his exclamation at the end of the issue is a purely metaphysical (the referent Bruce Banner is fundamentally composed of two persons) or mystical (Bruce Banner is possessed by a spirit of rage, demon, dybbuk etc) one. It's my position that the first mention of Bruce Banner's DID should be attributed solely to the Peter David run instead.
level-5 vital article is rated B-class on Wikipedia's content assessment scale.
Not done: please provide reliable sources that support the change you want to be made. – Anne drew (talk · contribs) 01:06, 2 January 2025 (UTC)