Hulk vs. Wolverine 2009
"Stop the Green Goliath... At all costs"
In the frosty Canadian wilderness of 2009, Marvel's most brutal titans collide in *Hulk vs. Wolverine*, a high-octane animated showdown directed by Frank Paur.
Director: Frank Paur
Cast
Fred Tatasciore
Hulk (voice)
Bryce Johnson
Bruce Banner (voice)
Steve Blum
Wolverine / Logan (voice)
Nolan North
Deadpool (voice)
Tom Kane
The Professor (voice)
Janyse Jaud
Lady Deathstrike (voice)
Nicole Oliver
Betty Ross (voice)
Mark Acheson
Sabretooth (voice)
Colin Murdock
Omega Red (voice)
Qayam Devji
Bruce Junior (voice)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hulk vs. Wolverine (2009) about?
Wolverine is sent by Department H to track down the Hulk, a monstrous force of destruction wreaking havoc in the Canadian wilderness. As he follows the trail of devastation, Wolverine uncovers clues pointing to both human interference and an overwhelming threat. The short film focuses on the brutal encounter between two of Marvel's most iconic antiheroes.
Who directed Hulk vs. Wolverine?
Frank Paur directed *Hulk vs. Wolverine*, known for his work in animated television and bringing dynamic action sequences to life.
Who stars in Hulk vs. Wolverine?
The film features the vocal talents of Fred Tatasciore, Bryce Johnson, Steve Blum, Nolan North, and Tom Kane.
Is Hulk vs. Wolverine (2009) worth watching?
With its tight 38-minute runtime and explosive action, *Hulk vs. Wolverine* is a solid pick for fans of Marvel's animated universe. It delivers a raw, no-frills showdown that highlights the intensity of both characters, making it a satisfying standalone experience.
How long is Hulk vs. Wolverine?
Hulk vs. Wolverine has a runtime of 38 minutes.
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About Hulk vs. Wolverine (2009) — The Ultimate Animated Marvel Showdown Explained
In the frosty Canadian wilderness of 2009, Marvel's most brutal titans collide in *Hulk vs. Wolverine*, a high-octane animated showdown directed by Frank Paur. Tasked by Department H, Wolverine is deployed to track down the rampaging Hulk, a chemical-triggered behemoth leaving destruction in his wake. As Wolverine surveys the wreckage of a once-thriving town, he picks up the scent of danger—gunpowder and something far more toxic. His mission isn't just about stopping a monster; it's about survival in a landscape where every instinct screams 'danger.'
This short but explosive film blends action, science fiction, and fantasy, stripping away the heroes' usual allies to pit raw power against relentless ferocity. The atmosphere is tense, the stakes are personal, and the wilderness itself feels like another character—cold, unforgiving, and alive with menace. With its minimal runtime packed with punch, *Hulk vs. Wolverine* delivers a visceral throwback to the era of Marvel's animated team-ups, where less is more and every frame drips with intensity.
