Marvel Has A New Codename For The Monstrous First Hulk
One of Marvel Comics' most durable and potent characters, The Incredible Hulk, is having a major revision to his origin. Bruce Banner's exposure to gamma radiation served as the focal point of the original, straightforward origin myth, which has since been woven into a much deeper, more ancient ancestry. The origin of the Hulk is revealed in a completely different light with the appearance of the "Fractured Son" designation for the First Hulk.
This information was revealed in the most recent issue of "The Incredible Hulk #15," where the First Hulk, also known as the Fractured Son, was revealed to exist by the Eldest, an ancient creature connected to the Mother of Horrors. This changes our view of the origin and cosmic purpose of Bruce Banner's Hulk by confirming a connection between that version of the monstrous monster and a far older one.
The Broken Son: Hulks' Legacy
According to the conventional version of the Hulk's origin tale, Bruce Banner, a bright scientist, was the first person to turn into the Hulk following Gamma Radiation exposure. But this idea is disproved in "The Incredible Hulk#15," which shows that Bruce Banner was only the most recent in a long line of "Fractured Sons," not the original Hulk. This centuries-old lineage of Hulks gives the character a new depth by emphasizing the Hulk's cosmic significance and ancient roots.
The Hulk's position as a protector against a primordial evil is furthered by the Eldest's reference to the Fragmented Son's previous battle with her. The cosmic meaning behind Bruce Banner's transformations is revealed when it is revealed that he is a member of this long line of heroes entrusted with stopping the Mother of Horrors. It's more than simply a physical expression of rage; it's a deeper bond with a global struggle against an antiquated enemy.
Bruce Banner and Hulk's Connection: A Fulfilled Destiny
The Bruce Banner-Hulk relationship takes an interesting turn with the disclosure of the Fractured Son. In contemporary times, Bruce Banner might have been the first to change into the Hulk, but he wasn't the first. He was born into a destiny, obligated by cosmic decree to face the Mother of Horrors. Bruce Banner's relationship with the Hulk becomes more intimate as a result, emphasizing his special place in the history of the "Fractured Son."
The cosmic aspect of Bruce Banner's Hulk's abilities is further highlighted by this new perspective. His metamorphosis is still attributed to the Gamma Radiation exposure, but it is now recognized as the reawakening of an old power and a cosmic link to a lineage of heroes combating evil from antiquity. This links the Hulk's beginnings to the greater Marvel Universe, incorporating him into a web of cosmic occurrences and conflicts.
The Power of the Hulk: An Old Source
The Hulk's enormous strength and might are enhanced by the idea of the Fractured Son. Although gamma radiation was previously thought to be the cause of his strength, the "Fractured Son" discovery points to a more profound source. It suggests that the Hulk's amazing powers come from a cosmic power source—something that exists beyond of the physical realm.
The Hulk's seemingly limitless fury and his ability to access a power source that defies logic are also explained by this connection to a cosmic power source. The Hulk is powered by more than simply gamma radiation; it's a cosmic, old link to a force that has been there for ages.
A Legacy Becoming for The Incredible Hulk
A new chapter in the history of the character is revealed with the discovery of the Fractured Son and the Hulk's ancient background. It offers a novel viewpoint on the motivations behind the Hulk, his relationship with Bruce Banner, and the beginnings of his strength. With this new knowledge, we may anticipate exciting new developments in the Hulk's journey, as he continues to fight the Mother of Horrors and explores the depths of his ancient history.
We may be able to reinterpret the Hulk's motivations and personality in light of the "Fractured Son" theory. The Hulk might be portrayed in a more subtle and complicated way, one that acknowledges his distant ancestry and the cosmic forces that influence his transformations. Future Marvel books featuring the Hulk will surely see fascinating developments as a result of this additional dimension to the plot, giving the character even more nuance and complexity.
