<p>Just waiting for them to kill off Dr. Strange and replace him with a sextuple-amputee floating rainbow 3 year old for maximum diversity. </p>

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</p> <p class="MsoNormal">The Banner I’ve known, my idea of him, has always been struggling with depression and suicidal tendencies brought on by his lack of control over “the other guy” and what it does during its rampages. </p> <p class="MsoNormal">I love the hero, he's second only to Peter Parker Spider-Man for me, but it was a long time coming. </p> <p class="MsoNormal"> </p> <p><span lang="EN-US">Hey, maybe we’ll get Amadeus Cho in MAA1?</span> </p>

<p>And that´s why is a miserable idea that depression overcomes such amazing heroe, taking death (even assisted) as easy exit, and being honest there are moooore heroes with even moooore serious troubles that could have taken that way years ago. </p><p>I´d love to see Cho in MAA but as a normal genious sprite but also capable to turn into Hulk (like Ironman-Hulkbuster dynamic): as human like Maximus or Leader as fighting with gears and robots(ranged) charging Gamma stuff to get enough to be able to turn into Hulk and become a killing machine(melee). </p>

<p>@Kimjo42  Same here.  Banner/Hulk always came off as the character that was always in self-conflict with himself and like you said, his lack of control always seemed to leave him with some grief (especialy with the aftermath of his actions).  While I didn't grow up reading Hulk comics, I did watch the animated cartoon back in the day so that was interesting way to know the character.  At least for me anyway.   </p><p>@IronFrank  It would be pretty interesting to see Cho in MAA (although to be honest I don't know much about him other than the stuff I read on the Marvel Database Wiki).  I do like the idea of him being able to change back and forth similar to the Hulkbuster and using some gear/robots to fight.  Just as long as his transformation isn't similar to Agent Venom's (not hating on the character, just hate it when he transforms at the worst possible time in combat haha).  </p>

Who cares about Bruce....its his cousin that truly desrves the morning GRRRR JENNNNNN

<p>Without Bruce blood, Jennn-Hulk would not even exist. </p>

<div class="quote"><i>IronFrank wrote:
Without Bruce blood, Jennn-Hulk would not even exist.</i></div>
<p>Damn straight!!! (^_^)  </p>

<p>Since Marvel resurrected Peter Parker at the end of Superior Spider-Man i lost all faith in what one would call "advance the storyline" and this is in my opinion the lamest attempt at causing suspense for the death of a great hero, personally that Bruce keeps struggling with the Hulk it's a bullshit, but hey what you could expect, but for what i'm reading (i'm not judging anybody, i just wanted to make that clear) people like to see Bruce struggling with Hulk when I personally liked the "character development" that they had in "Planet Hulk" and "World War Hulk", specially Hulk being showed that he is NOT the green screaming monster that most people thinks he is, something reinforced by the movies (one of the few things that i really hated about the movies). </p>

<div class="quote"><i>SBAHJ wrote:
Just waiting for them to kill off Dr. Strange and replace him with a sextuple-amputee floating rainbow 3 year old for maximum diversity.</i></div>
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This is the funniest quote I've seen in awhile and not only did I share it on Facebook but I talked about it on my stream today and signed off my Week in MAA video on youtube with it. </p>

<p>Comsidering that they're apparently replacing both IM and WM with teenage girls, it's probably not that far off. Granted, IM's also being semi-replaced with a supposedly pure hearted version of Doom, but I can't exactly picture that sticking. Not that I'm doubting Doom, but I don't think he'll be comfortable with being someone's successor for long. </p>