Foes, and The Juggernaut are some of the iconic Marvel villains that Mark Ruffalo's Hulk must one day face in the MCU.

But there is one iconic Phase 1 casting choice that we wish we could have seen played out further in the franchise: Edward ...

This transformation was orchestrated by Sterns' new MCU villain, but while the Red Hulk's appearance has been praised, Sterns hasn't been so lucky. Throughout The Incredible Hulk, Edward Norton's ...

So, to helps us all keep things straight, here are all the Hulks so far in the MCU.

"Edward Norton wouldn’t have worked as the Avengers ... fellow Marvel star Mark Ruffalo with his performance as Red Hulk in Captain America: Brave New World Captain America: Brave New World ...

Captain America: Brave New World sees Harrison Ford replace the late William Hurt as Thaddeus Ross, the newly elected President of the United States. Now, Marvel fans are discussing other MCU recasts ...

Throughout The Incredible Hulk, Bruce Banner (then portrayed by Edward Norton) maintains communication ... going into custody while Sam runs off to battle the Red Hulk. However, in the film's ...

Seventeen years ago, The Incredible Hulk starring Edward Norton was released – a film ... President Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross, the Red Hulk, and… a character who is completely absent from ...

It’s currently unknown if Ford will portray Ross/Red Hulk again in the ... decides to continue his story. Edward Norton starred as Bruce Banner a.k.a. the Hulk in 2008’s The Incredible Hulk ...

RELATED: Captain America: Brave New World Changed Red Hulk’s Fate in Reshoots ... in contact with Bruce Banner (Edward Norton) in 2008’s The Incredible Hulk, where Sterns acquired samples ...

In behind-the-scenes clips from The Incredible Hulk, actor Edward Norton made clear that the reason ... to get a Zyrtec when my eyes are burning red. The pinnacle of Hulk acting thus far.

When Great American Race starts in Daytona Beach, Florida, Grand Marshal Anthony Mackie (Falcon/Captain America) says "Drivers, start your engines." ...