She-Hulk, Bruce Banner Reveal Unexpected Gamma Powers in Marvel Comics

Recent Marvel comics have revealed new and unexpected aspects of Hulk-related powers. In The Incredible Hulk #27, Hulk's rare ability to see and interact with ghosts is highlighted, showing that while he can see spirits, he doesn't always immediately realize they are ghosts, as illustrated by his interaction with a ghost boy named Petey. Meanwhile, Spider-Man vs. the Sinister Sixteen #1 introduces a new gamma-induced power in She-Hulk: enhanced hearing, which helps her uncover a villainous insurance fraud plot, showcasing that gamma radiation grants more than just strength and healing. This subtle but significant sensory enhancement adds depth to the known abilities of Hulk and She-Hulk, broadening the understanding of gamma radiation's effects in the Marvel Universe. Additionally, Harrison Ford, who portrayed Red Hulk in Captain America: Brave New World, indicated he has no plans to retire from acting, though there is no confirmation of his return to the MCU. These developments enrich the Hulk mythos by exploring lesser-known powers and character arcs.