Ever since the Infinity Saga came to a close with Avengers: Endgame, fans have been left wondering where (and when) their favorite superheroes would return to the franchise. While it’s safe to say we probably won’t see much of the original six Avengers (save for flashbacks and cameos), it looks like one, in particular, will be making the jump from the big screen to the small.
As most of you probably remember, Bruce Banner/Hulk permanently damaged himself after snapping back billions of lifeforms into existence thanks to the power of the Infinity Stones and Gauntlet (and yes, it looks like those injuries might be permanent). While the big green giant is not in tip-top fighting condition, he’s far from out for the count, and many have speculated that he will transition to a full-time scientist — after all, while his inventions don’t have the same flair as Tony Stark’s, Bruce is equally as capable in a lab.
A month or so ago, one of our industry insiders revealed to us that the Hulk hasn’t left the MCU for good, and in fact, he’s set to make an appearance in the upcoming She-Hulk show on Disney Plus, which won’t premiere anytime soon. If the rumor proves to be true, it looks like Bruce will take on the role of mentor, and help the budding superhero (who is in fact, his cousin) to control and harness her newfound powers.
Adding on to that, we’ve heard Mark Ruffalo is going to reprise his role as the Hulk. Granted, this won’t come as a shock for many (Jeremy Renner will be starring in the Hawkeye series after all), but it’s good to hear that Ruffalo is taking the time to act and lend his appearance to a much smaller MCU project. Of course, all of this information should be taken with a grain of salt, seeing as how Marvel has yet to confirm these reports, but we’ll be sure to update you as more info comes down the pipeline.
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