Let’s be real—when you talk about Marvel’s strongest characters, you can’t exclude the Hulk from the discussion. But here’s the thing: throughout the years, the Hulk has not been one guy. He’s been through dozens of iterations, all more powerful (and sometimes more frightening) than the last. From alternate timelines to gamma-fueled tests that went awry, the actual question isn’t “Is the Hulk the strongest?” but rather, “Which Hulk reigns supreme? So, let’s get into the 10 strongest Hulks to ever break things on Marvel’s pages.
10. The One Below All’s Hulk (Entropy Hulk)
At the pinnacle of power stands a Hulk that’s essentially an extinction-level cosmic force. Having merged with the One Below All—the personification of destruction—this Hulk is a creature that can consume universes. Light, color, life itself. all erased in his wake. He doesn’t merely destroy planets—he destroys reality. When you’re able to consume the Sentience of the Universe entirely, you’re not merely a Hulk anymore; you’re something else altogether.
9. Breaker of Worlds (Entropy Hulk)
Picture a Hulk that grows and expands over billions of years and becomes a Galactus-level force of destruction. That’s the Breaker of Worlds. He’s no longer furious for justice or vengeance—this one simply roams the emptiness, destroying galaxies and snuffing stars. He doesn’t require a motive. In the far future, he is simply entropy incarnate. A frightening vision, but one that solidifies his position as one of the most powerful Hulks ever conceived.
8. Titan Hulk
Think Hulk’s already a nightmare? Then meet Titan—the Hulk’s Hulk. Born from Bruce Banner’s deepest psychological trauma, Titan emerges as a towering monster with raw power on a whole other level. He’s enormous, deadly, and terrifyingly intelligent. Titan doesn’t just destroy—he controls. He can fire gamma energy blasts from his eyes, and when he enters the battlefield, even other Hulks don’t want to be anywhere near him.
7. Immortal Hulk
Al Ewing’s Immortal Hulk run went dark, twisted, and it paid off. This isn’t just an unkillable Hulk; he’s better at night and heals from the most horrific of wounds. He’s intelligent, calculating, and abnormally linked to the cryptic Green Door and the One Below All. This isn’t a rage monster—it’s an existential horror. Immortal Hulk restored the terror that the original Hulk once used to instill and then turned it up to 11.
6. Worldbreaker Hulk
This is Hulk at his angriest—and deadliest. Having lost everything on the planet of Sakaar, Bruce Banner had returned to Earth as Worldbreaker Hulk. Consumed with grief and anger, his very steps shattered the earth and reduced cities to rubble. This wasn’t a rampage. This was revenge. He battled Earth’s greatest heroes and came close to shattering the world itself. This iteration of Hulk illustrates how far rage can drive raw power.
5. Maestro
Now imagine a Hulk who’s spent centuries soaking up radiation, honing his intellect, and shedding every bit of compassion. That’s Maestro. He exists in a future where he’s exterminated all heroes and villains alike, reigning supreme with raw power. He’s not merely muscle—he’s ruthless, manipulative, and thoroughly calculating. Maestro is the chilling response to the question: “What if the Hulk ceased holding back. forever?”
4. She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters)
Don’t be fooled by the jokes and courtroom banter—Jennifer Walters is a force to be reckoned with. She retained her smarts after receiving Bruce’s blood transfusion and also gained astonishing strength. Her strength levels have varied over the years, but don’t be mistaken: She-Hulk has fought it out with some of Marvel’s strongest and emerged unscathed. She can grow stronger with rage just like Bruce, and in some depictions, she’s even outdone him in strength.
3. Weapon H
Take a drop of Hulk. Add a bit of Wolverine. Stir in adamantium claws, a healing factor, and tactical combat skills. The result? Weapon H. He was genetically engineered to be the perfect soldier, combining the best of both mutants and gamma monsters. He can even tap into different types of Hulk energy—like Red Hulk’s heat generation—making him a literal one-man apocalypse. He doesn’t get the spotlight often, but when he does, he dominates.
2. Red Hulk (General Ross)
General Thunderbolt Ross took years to try and defeat the Hulk. until he became him. The Red Hulk had some new tricks up his sleeve, such as soaking up radiation and emitting intense heat, the angrier he got. He fought Thor toe-to-toe and even punched out the Silver Surfer. With a soldier’s training and a fury all his own, Red Hulk added a whole new spice to the gamma clan.
1. Savage Hulk
The classic green monster. Savage Hulk is what most folks envision first: a gigantic, rage-driven monster with a childlike intellect and anger-bolstered strength. From moving mountains to punching gods, Savage Hulk’s adventures are legendary. He’s the standard model—the prototype for all other Hulks. Though others may best him in sheer power or sophistication, Savage Hulk is the beating heart of what makes the Hulk such a lasting force in comics.
Let’s not forget, there are countless other versions out there—Professor Hulk, Joe Fixit, Blue Hulk, Hulk 2099, and so on. Each one brings something different to the table. But when you’re talking sheer strength, world-breaking potential, and pure chaotic energy, these ten Hulks sit at the top of the gamma food chain. After all, Hulk isn’t just “the strongest there is”—he’s an entire universe of strength, rage, and evolution.