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In this adaptation of the long-running Marvel comic "The Incredible Hulk," research scientist Dr. Bruce Banner's (Eric Bana) failed experiments cause him to mutate into a monstrously powerful and savage green-skinned behemoth whenever he loses control of his emotions. Jennifer Connelly plays his love interest Betty Ross, Nick Nolte plays Bruce's dangerous father, and Sam Elliott plays Betty's father, the tough-as-nails General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross.

A young man of unknown identity is severely injured during a car crash. After a long hospitalization, including a number of reconstructive surgeries in which much of his skeleton is replaced by steel, he takes on the masked identity of the Human Fly. As the Human Fly, he performs daredevil stunts to benefit various charities, especially those helping children with disabilities.

On the heels of the successful theatrical and DVD release comes the next big chapter for "The Incredible Hulk" - "Hulk Vs". This January, Marvel Animated Features and Lionsgate will release two of the most legendary chapters in Marvel’s comic book history with the eagerly awaited DVD release "Hulk Vs". If Hulk alone weren’t enough, Hulk is now joined by the superheroes of the next 2 Marvel tentpole films – "Wolverine" and "Thor" in this newest addition to the Marvel Animated Features series. Make way for the clash of Marvel’s mightiest heroes, as Bruce Banner’s alter-ego takes on fan favorites Wolverine and Thor in two epic, all new, action-packed animated films -- "Hulk Vs. Wolverine" and "Hulk Vs. Thor". These dark and violent showdowns have been seen in various forms throughout Marvel comic book history, and the rematches have continued to thrill comic fans ever since. Now Marvel and Lionsgate have taken the two epic comic book battles and merged them into two heart pounding tales on one DVD release that stays true to its comic book roots.

Hypno-Hustler, aka Antoine Delsoin, the leader of a band called the Mercy Killers, uses hypnosis technology in his instruments on his audience in order to rob them.