Poor Dr. Bruce Banner. When this soft-spoken and diffident physicist was accidentally exposed to a blast of the gamma bomb he invented, his troubles began. When stricken with strong emotions as anger, grief, or terror, Dr. Banner transforms into an aggressive and belligerent giant humanoid with bulging muscles from the deltoids, through the chest, biceps, triceps, down to the quads and calves. When someone crosses him while in this state, you can expect plenty of destruction and devastation. The giant, with its green skin and often tattered clothes because it can’t fit in Dr. Banner’s, is called the Incredible Hulk. Since most of the time it is the bad guys that cross him, he is a much-loved monster. Still, for Dr. Banner, morphing into the Hulk is a problem.
That problem, though, has been aggravated because the Hulk was infected by a zombie and has turned into one of them. In the Marvel Zombie Hulk Action Figure, he still has all his overdeveloped muscles, his angry look that makes him appear ready to tear apart anybody who gets in his way, and those trademark torn and tattered pants. Hulk’s hands are clenched in huge fists as if preparing to pound someone’s head to get its brains. With a body as huge as his, he’ll need plenty of brains.
The Hulk figure is highly detailed. Its muscular body if finely sculpted indicating folds and creases where they actually would in a human body. It is articulated in the arms and the legs allowing many movements and twists. It has a huge base on which to stand. On it is the severed head of the Silver Surfer. The base can lock up with that of the zombie Spiderman and Colonel America allowing you to build a diorama of the three (former?) superheroes.
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