1996 Incredible Hulk Animated Series Facts, Trivia, and Review


For information on the actors from the series watch the video above.

The Incredible Hulk  1996 animated series aired on the UPN network for 2 seasons. 

The series had a lot of cool guest stars like Thor, Iron Man, and the Fantastic Four’s Thing and we got to see Doc Samson in several episodes.

In the first season the series spends most of its time on and around Gamma Base while in the second season Bruce is always hanging out with his cousin She-Hulk who seems to almost take over the second season even getting her name on the title of the series.

We got to see the Grey Hulk which was cool. She-Hulk wasn’t really all that cool past the first appearance. I thought her sort of playfully haughty attitude was ok at first, but it old pretty quickly. Her character came across as really, really shallow.

The episode I personally, enjoyed the most was the first season’s 10th episode entitled, “And the Wind Cries Wendigo” where the Hulk and General Ross have to work together to save Betty Ross from the Wendigo beast.

After that my second favorite episode would probably be the 6th episode “Man to Man, Beast to Beast from the first season that guest starred Marvel’s Sasquatch Walter Langowski.
And of course, the episodes with other Marvel superheroes were fun as well.




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