Hulkling Archives

With a brilliant framing device, The Last Annihilation: Wiccan & Hulkling #1 does a lot of great things in terms of presenting character, coming up with an interesting struggle, and even doing well to depict young love The crossover, honestly, could almost be an afterthought as nothing that happens here affects the larger story This[...]

Hulkling gets a reveal, She-Hulk gets a reveal, Wiccan gets to hit Hulkling with another reveal! Writer Al Ewing is the Oprah of character reveals with this issue, but does it work to make this grass-fed event any better? Empyre #4 contains a big Hulkling reveal Credit: Marvel Comics Actually, kind of yeah. Al Ewing writes from a plot by[...]

And now Marvel has pushed out the PR, regarding the finale of Empyre #4, published today. As the intergalactic conflict known as EMPYRE rages on, love has prevailed for two of Marvel's most beloved heroes! In an exciting surprise for readers everywhere at the conclusion of today's EMPYRE #4, Marvel Comics unveiled that Teddy Altman, the[...]

The armadas were led by Teddy Altman, or Hulkling, a member of the Young Avengers and a child of Kree and Skrull parents Now that he has ascended to the throne, he is also known as Dorrek VIII. Cover to Empyre #4 As part of becoming joint emperor and leading both fleets, Hulkling had to rid himself[...]

Introduced in Young Avengers during the excellent Allan Heinberg and Jim Cheung run, Hulkling has become a fan-favorite character Now, he has taken the role of a warlord in Marvel's current mega-event comic Empyre, a choice that seems a far cry from his depiction in the first Young Avengers comics, as well as the landmark run on the title[...]

But what has led Hulkling to abandon Earth and the Avengers he's fought beside? And what will become of his fiancé, the hero Wiccan? Star writers Chip Zdarsky and Anthony Oliveira team up with artist Manual Garcia for a can't-miss one-shot! In what feels like the first real story in the latest crossover, this tells[...]

Both created by Allan Heinberg and Jim Cheung, and yes the 'Bill and Ted' is intentional. Teddy And Billy in Lords Of Empyre: Hulkling – Betrayed With A Kiss. This has, over the years, become the most prominent gay relationship in mainstream comic books, certainly as Apollo and Midnighter were dropped and Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn[...]

Abandoning Earth, his fellow heroes, and the love of his life, Hulkling has united both intergalactic empires under his rule and now heads to Earth with one of the largest armadas the cosmos has ever seen What happens next will be chronicled in Marvel's biggest event of 2020, EMPYRE, as well as the essential one-shot,[...]

Well, Marvel has heard your complaints, true believers, and answered with yet another tie-in: A4: Empyre with a Y: Emperor Hulkling #1 This one-shot comic will be written by Chip Zdarsky and Anthony Oliveira with art by Manuel Garcia and focuses on how and why Hulkling decided to abandon Earth and what will happen to[...]

And just what material does the book contain that's unsuitable for minors? Well, the book is notable for featuring the first kiss between same-sex couple Wiccan and Hulkling in Avengers: The Children's Crusade #9, a moment celebrated by Marvel on the collage cover to Marvel Comics #1000… even if it took them a few tries. Here, via[...]

Still, they're willing to jump right into action… after a costume change, of course. That's right, it's beloved Young Avengers Wiccan and Hulkling, who are ready to save the day. And Wiccan has really done his Death's Head homework Maybe he's a fan. See more when Death's Head #1 hits stores on Wednesday. DEATHS HEAD #1 (OF 4) MAY190748 (W) Tini[...]

Hello again! Been a while since I did a Tales from the Four Color Closet piece, looking at the state of LGBTQ+ representation in comics and related media.

And whether or not your sexuality leans towards the ladies, the fellas, or somewhere in the gray, we can all agree that Wiccan/Hulkling are super cute (See what I did there?) I was banking on their magical romance (God, this is just too easy) to turn me into some kind of cosplay star at the comic-con[...]

They came in to have their say on teen superheroes, and it was an opinion that many sat up and noticed. But one thing has stuck out in that final issue that has had a lot of people wondering: in the last few pages, or rather throughout the issue in fact, it seems to build up[...]