Does the Hulk need glasses in comics?

[Dune 2 doesn't require 3D glasses.] According to the explanation in the first document, the cinema would decide whether the audience needed to wear 3D glasses based on the production format and screening equipment of the film. If 'Dune 2' was released in traditional 2D format, or if the 3D glasses weren't used during the screening, the audience wouldn't need to wear 3D glasses. In addition, according to the fifth document,"Dune" was shot in Imax 2D mode, so the audience didn't need 3D glasses to watch "Dune 2." In summary, the audience did not need to wear 3D glasses when watching Dune 2.

Yes, the Hulk does talk in comics. Sometimes he has simple and direct words, while at other times his speech can be more complex depending on the situation and the storyline.

Yes, the Hulk does talk in the comics. Sometimes he has simple and angry phrases, and other times he can have more complex conversations depending on the story.

In certain comic arcs, Hulk does meet his demise. But comic universes are complex and characters can come back in various ways.

She-Hulk gets her powers through a blood transfusion from her cousin, the Hulk. This transfer of gamma-irradiated blood gives her the ability to transform into She-Hulk.

In many comic versions, She-Hulk gets her powers after being exposed to gamma radiation, similar to the Hulk. But the details and circumstances can differ in different story arcs. Sometimes it's due to a scientific experiment gone wrong, or a deliberate attempt to gain powers.

Definitely. Hulk has squared off against Thanos in the comics multiple times. These fights often involve strategic moves and showcase the determination of both to come out on top.

Yes, the Hulk has a son named Skaar in the comics.

In some comic story arcs, Hulk has been able to get the upper hand and defeat Thanos. However, it's not a consistent outcome and can vary based on plot developments and power-ups for both characters.

Yes, Hulk has a son named Skaar in the comics.