Louis Leterrier would’ve put in a whole rainbow of Hulks if he had made The Incredible Hulk 2
, Leterrier said there was a “whole sequel” planned that would’ve involved different kinds of Hulks: “There was like Grey Hulk, Red Hulks—there was a lot of good stuff that we were planning.” For those who don’t follow the Hulk lore, Grey Hulk could mean a few different things, like the original version of the character before Stan Lee and Jack Kirby officially settled on green, or a more intelligent version of the character who wore a hat and worked as a mobster.
Red Hulks are even more complicated, with the most famous one being the Hulked-out version of General “Thunderbolt” Ross, the guy who hates the Hulk more than anyone has hated a Hulk. There was also another guy who turned into a Red Hulk with a mustache.
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