If you have never seen it, clear your schedule. Turn down the lights. Turn up the volume. And prepare to watch the two best there are at what they do... and what they do isn't very nice.
But is it just mindless violence? Or is it a hidden gem of character study? Let’s break down why remains the gold standard for superhero animation. The Plot: Not Just a Brawl The premise is deceptively simple. Wolverine (voiced by the legendary Nolan North, stepping into Hugh Jackman’s shoes) is tracking the Hulk (voiced by Fred Tatasciore) through the Canadian wilderness. The Canadian government, led by the ruthless General Thunderbolt Ross, wants the Hulk captured. Wolverine wants him dead—or at least cut down to size. Hulk Vs Wolverine 2009
When fans debate the greatest animated superhero fights of all time, one title consistently rises to the top like adamantium through flesh: Hulk Vs Wolverine (2009) . If you have never seen it, clear your schedule
For fans of: Violent animation, Marvel deep cuts, Wolverine vs. Hulk comic issues (especially Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk ), and Deadpool before he was funny. Have you watched Hulk Vs Wolverine 2009? Do you think Wolverine could actually beat the Hulk in a fair fight? Let us know in the comments below. And prepare to watch the two best there are at what they do
However, the plot takes a sharp left turn into horror territory. When Wolverine gets too close, Hulk doesn’t just punch him. He grabs Logan, rips him in half, and throws his lower torso into a ravine. Yes, you read that correctly. This film is rated PG-13, but it pushes the envelope with visceral, bloody violence that would make Mortal Kombat blush.