Why Did Doctor Doom Kidnap the Hulk? (Endgame: Encore)

What happens to Bruce Banner after going savage in Spider-Man: Brand New Day? In one of the brand new post-credits scenes for the Avengers: Endgame Encore re-release, we find out that Banner has locked himself inside a military bunker two miles underground to work on a gamma suppression serum. But he is interrupted by none other than Robert Downey Jr.’s Doctor Doom, who leaves behind glowing green magic runes after spiriting the Hulk away!

In this clip from Super Hero Speak #710, Dave and Don Daniels break down what this abduction means for Avengers: Doomsday and Secret Wars. Did Doom specifically call him “Mr. Banner” to show dominance? Is Bruce completely oblivious to an ongoing multiverse incursion because he’s buried underground? Plus, we dive into the theories that the Hulk’s new beard means we are getting the evil Maestro variant on Battleworld, or if the green runes tie into the supernatural Immortal Hulk comic run and Doom’s mastery over hell!

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“Till all are one!” This week on Super Hero Speak, Dave and Don Daniels are rolling out to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the animated masterpiece that traumatized an entire generation of kids: The Transformers: The Movie (1986).

Four decades later, we are looking back at the epic battle for Cybertron. We’re breaking down everything from the shocking death of Optimus Prime and the introduction of Hot Rod, to Orson Welles’ unforgettable final performance as the planet-eating Unicron. Plus, we have to talk about that absolutely legendary synth-rock soundtrack—because you can’t discuss this movie without blasting Stan Bush’s “The Touch.”

Does the animation still hold up? Was it just a brilliant ploy to sell new toys? Join us for this massive retro review to find out!

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