No More Tranq shirt

Over a decade has No More Tranq shirt . now passed since The Incredible Hulk was released in 2008 and marked the only appearance of Edward Norton’s Bruce Banner. The early MCU blockbuster sent Banner on the run from the government who were hot on his tail as Thunderbolt Ross sought after the Hulk. But ultimately Tim Roth’s Emil Blonsky, aka Abomination, proved to be the climactic threat as the soldier, became a monster after taking a super-soldier serum in his struggle to take on the Hulk. Years may have passed since then – in which time Mark Ruffalo has replaced Norton as Banner – but Phase 4 has brought about the long-awaited return of Abomination.

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The Incredible Hulk villain was originally promised to return in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law and even made a surprise cameo in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings as Abomination took on Wong in the ring of an underground fight club. After making many appearances in the marketing run-up to the Disney+ series, Abomination finally returned to the MCU with the latest episode. Obviously, Abomination is currently behind bars for his past destructive actions, and with Jennifer Walters, aka She-Hulk, having been hired to lead the superhuman law division at GLK & H, the lawyer-turned-superhero was assigned Blonsky as her first client. Despite some resistance, she eventually agreed to meet with him, and their interaction led to some surprising revelations No More Tranq shirt . The interaction between Walters and Blonsky in She-Hulk Episode 2 led to a major retcon from The Incredible Hulk, as the veteran soldier was portrayed as a victim of the government as opposed to an all-out villain. Blonsky points out that not only was he following orders and had his actions impacted by the super-soldier serum, but he also believed he was taking out a threat: Blonsky: “He was the Hulk, wasn’t he? You know I tried to kill him, so let’s get that out the way. It wasn’t personal really. I was under direct orders from your government.” Walters: “But then you went on a destructive rampage in Harlem, that wasn’t sanctioned by the government.” Blonsky: “Yeah because they pumped me full of that super-soldier serum.” Walters: “The serum that the government gave you caused your subsequent actions?” Blonsky: “I was a highly decorated soldier. You know I was sent on a mission to take out a threat. I thought I was the good guy. I thought I was going to be Captain bloody America. And now that very threat, your cousin, is held up as some kind of hero, and I’m locked up in here. Where’s the justice in that Jen?”