Maybe it's because I haven't seen The Incredible Hulk in a while but...
Was Samuel Sterns always evil. If I remember correctly, he was always kinda nuts. Even from the first scene he was introduced.
The latest She-Hulk episode kinda teases him too btw.
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I saw some of it the other day. He was a pretty nice guy.
I mean yeah, being a nice guy and being evil isn't mutually exclusive.
he's not evil, he's unethical. if and when the MCU version happens he's gonna be turbo-Mengele or something, just doing horrifically unethical shit that isn't outright evil.
>ust doing horrifically unethical shit that isn't outright evil.
Honestly sounds like a decent enough villain.
>turbo-Mengele
Now THAT'S what you call a Captain America villain.
I can actually kinda see why they'd choose him to be Sam!Cap's new villain.
20 years with lots of Hulk Juice flowing through his brain and no therapy can turn a guy...
i really hope he shows up in shulkie
He was never evil. Just morally dubious.
However, being exposed to gamma rays in your brain while being locked in S.H.I.E.L.D prison is probably gonna have huge side effects on your mental health.
Comic Leader was a dumbass janitor that got gamma intellect. See the is intellect can be dangerous, because when you reduce the world to simple math/point A to B it can lead to monstrous methods. Why the hell do you think he calls himself "The Leader"? He genuinely thinks his way is the best for humanity. His actions are driven by "They don't understand, they're all children compared to me".
What I want to know is why he's a Captain America villain? Does that mean Gamma World, or Hulks appearing in Cap 4 with Sam?
We could only be so lucky. It'll probably be a worse idea that'll include bringing Becky back finally only to mutate her.
>Becky
You mean Betty?
>What I want to know is why he's a Captain America villain?
Possibly involved in a conspiracy to have superpowered individuals rule the world? Would explain why other heroes are appearing in the movie and setup the public's disdain for people with powers like mutants.
Like these guys said
He's gonna a Mengele-type villain. So it could kinda work for Captain America.
Hulk can literally never have his own theatrical films due to rights issues with universal who own the theatre releas rights for hulk
Hence. Why he only shows up as a character in others movies
My guess is Hulk is in Sam/Caps movie to hold him up and help the plot since most people won’t care enough about sam to watch
I'm not questioning why Hulk can't get a movie, that's common knowledge. What I asked was why the frick is The Leader the villain for a CAPTAIN AMERICA movie? They can't do Viper and The Serpent Society?
I think this post
has the right idea, The Leader will try to enact a "new world order" of supers taking over the world and this will setup the X-Men by being the inciting incident for why normal citizens will superpowered people and races like the mutants.
>*why normals citizens will fear superpowered people
Frick I need to sleep
Looks laughable
My guess is that when SHIELD scooped Sterns up he wound up getting placed into Hydra’s hands and has been in their employ/captivity ever since. Most likely he’ll be the egghead in the villain of CA4’s employ and escape/go rogue at the end.
He had good intentions but was obsessed with his work. He doesn't really end the movie as a bad guy, but he goes against Bruce's wishes.
>Where did you get your gamma radiation?
>At the library
Lel
Am I the only one that thinks this guy kind of looks like oney?
Nope