Hulk Movies

After "The Incredible Hulk" television series was canceled in 1982, six years later, three television movies with Bill Bixby and Lou Ferringo reprising their original roles as Dr. David Banner and Hulk, respectively, were produced in the air on NBC.

The first film "The Incredible Hulk Returns" was introduced in 1988. The film helped create a back-door pilot for a live-action Thor-centric series for television.

In 1989, "The Trial of the Incredible Hulk" was produced for television. In this film, mixing again Marvel Universe characters, David Banner meets Matt Murdock, a blind lawyer who is also the masked Daredevil. Together, Daredevil Hulk and fight the Kingpin, called by name, Wilson Fisk. Like the first film, it was created as a back door pilot for a live-action series Daredevil centered for television.

The last film was shot in 1990 and was entitled "The Death of the Incredible Hulk." In this film, David Banner falls in love with a spy in Eastern Europe and continues to save the kidnapped scientists. Although it seems that Hulk died in the 1990 film, most movies were in the planning, including one entitled, "Revenge of the Incredible Hulk." However, this film was never materialized as Bill Bixby died in 1993 after losing a battle with cancer.