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In response to "Holy crap! " by Krusty

It's been known for quite a while now, but the extent or context has not.

Posted by Shaun (aka bigshaunu) Apr 10 '17, 07:03

But yeah, we got a nice taste of Thor v Hulk in Avengers, and I'm pumped for round 2.

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I was oblivious to the info so I was a bit surprised to see him. So psyched to see what happens with them. - Krusty Apr 10, 07:04 7
- Wondered that too. Is there any parallel in the comics for that happening? spoilers. - volnelk Apr 10, 07:13 5
  - It's happened a few times. - Ender Apr 10, 07:22 1
    - So, usually it's fixed the next month...even the inanimate objects don't stay dead for long. -- nm - Will Hunting Apr 10, 07:26
  - Good question. I never got deep enough into the comics to know these things. -- nm - Krusty Apr 10, 07:18 2
    - the gladiator stuff is based on the series called Planet Hulk (my favorite Hulk story ever) -- nm - Beaker Apr 10, 07:22 1
      - I watched the animated movie. Also well done. -- nm - Shaun Apr 10, 07:36
- I really hate to see that IM - it hurts my heart -- nm - Epiphany Apr 10, 07:07

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