Kala, the son of theHulk, is officially dead, and the potential perpetrator of his demise could have massive implications for ...

Hulk is back from the planet Sakaar, and he’s brought his son with him. That’s right: Skaar has joined the MCU. And if you’re not familiar with this junior Hulk, now is the time to brush up ...

Warning: contains potential spoilers for Imperial #1! She-Hulk has an awesome new code name, and it shows how serious Marvel ...

Hulk leaves She-Hulk on Sakaar as he travels to the newly built Fulcrum City, which is intended to be the new center of ...

An exclusive preview of Imperial #1 sends Hulk, Brawn, and She-Hulk to New Sakaar to attend the funeral of Hulk's son, ...

Cousin Bruce (Mark Ruffalo) shows up, returning from his sojourn to the planet Sakaar. It turns out that courier arrived on Earth in Episode 1 in order to tell him about… his son. Meet the Hulk ...

Ruffalo’s Banner, however, has thrived, tussling with Thor on the trash planet of Sakaar in 2017’s “Thor: Ragnarok,” melding his Banner and Hulk selves into Smart Hulk in 2019’s ...

The nature of that message wasn't entirely clear, although given the nature of that attack, it's safe to say that Sakaar has crossed Hulk off its collective Christmas card list. Remember when we ...

At the time, Bruce confirmed it was a vessel from Sakaar, the planet where he had been holed up as the Hulk for two years of his life in Thor: Ragnarok. You may like Avengers: Doomsday concept art ...

But he’s not alone. He quickly reveals the reason he went to Sakaar (and the reason that Jen has Hulk powers at all). Turns out the Hulk has a son in the Marvel Cinematic Universe… Who knew?

There's a new galactic order in a trailer for Imperial #1, the first issue in Marvel's cosmic event series by Jonathan ...

Attorney at Law has set up one of Hulk's most iconic modern tales to take place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. With the show seeing a ship from Sakaar come about and attack Bruce Banner ...