Does Hulk lean more towards "Frankenstein's Monster"

>>93001450
Why would he be Frankenstien's Monster?

>>93001450
HES GOTTA GUN

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>>93001450
Depends on the writer
But I prefer the Jekyll and Hyde approach

>>93001450
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Definitely Jekyll and Hyde.

But in latter comics like PAD's run it's less "good smart guy, big dumb guy" and more just multiple personalities.

>>93001450
Frankenstein's Monster is about a man hunting down the creature he created and die in the attempt, bringing both much suffering along the way
Jekyll and Hyde is about a man's struggle within himself against his own demon manifested

Hulk leans the latter

>>93001450
Whichever lets him speak coherently instead of "HULK SMASH."

>>93001725
Are you suggesting Hulk and Banner aren't trying to kill each other?

>>93001511
BLAM BLAM

>>93004181
Banner doesn't literally chase after the Hulk out of vengeance and resentment.
The fact they share the same body is definitive Jekyll and Hyde

Obviously Jekyll and Hyde you stupid asshole. He's not dead is he? So no. He's a guy who turns into a violent scary guy.

I guess you could have Hulk take on that sort of monster hunted by his creator angle in his dynamic with General Ross. Ross is responsible for spearheading the project that ended up creating the hulk and now hunts him to the ends of the earth.

But even then it is still Jekyll and Hyde when it comes to Banner and Hulk

>>93001450
Hulk himself is more like Frankenstein's creation, in that he's a powerful monster that mostly just wants to be left alone.

His relationship with Bruce Banner is very much like Jekyll and Hyde's, though.

>>93001450
>>93001484
Stan Lee explicitly said the concept of the character was to combine those two things into one. It's basically Dr. Jekyll if he turned into Frankenstein's Monster instead of Mr. Hyde.