Frankenstein Vs Hercules : Who Is Gia’s Son?

Hades is constantly trying to flirt with her, to no avail. in hercules and the dream date, she brings hercules' clay sculpture to life after he asks her for a favour. ares (voiced by jay thomas) – the god of war, who just wants to destroy athens and prove the superiority of sparta.

Gruesome was played by boris karloff, whose post-death scene was a parody of the film frankenstein where the monster, played by karloff, is burned in a windmill fire. gruesome reappeared in an ironic story arc that ran from oct. 13, 2014 to jan. 6, 2015. short on money, he tried to collect from mel o. dee.

As wolf and ygor walk farther into this crypt he discovers the frankenstein monster(boris karloff) in a comatose state.in this scene,the monster flinches as rathbone's baron von frankenstein screams out in shock,"he's alive!" ...proving he has the same great frankenstein blood flowing through his veins as that of colin clive. this film is this writer's favorite of the karloff and lugosi films with basil rathbone and lionel atwill as inspector krogh giving excellent performances as well.

When he was given a good role to work with, boris karloff was nothing less than superb. the essence of the frankenstein creation is given a complex form as a result of the excellent acting from boris karloff. henry frankenstein creates adam out of a quest to master the secrets of life and death.

Hercules is a 2014 american action-adventure fantasy film starring dwayne johnson as the titular character. it is directed by brett ratner based on a screenplay written by ryan j. condal and evan spiliotopoulos. the film also stars ian mcshane, rufus sewell, aksel hennie, ingrid bolsø berdal, reece ritchie, tobias santelmann, joseph fiennes, peter mullan, rebecca ferguson, irina shayk, isaac andrews, and john hurt.

Dwayne johnson plays hercules as he goes from a mercenary for john hurt -- the english one -- to someone with a conscience.i expected this to be about as ridiculous as the legend of hercules, released the same year. i was pleasantly surprised. not only is the production and cast first rate, with some fine cinematography by dante spinotti, but director brett ratner's staging allowed me to play the "where did they lift that shot from" game; i identified bits from samson and delilah, spartacus, and conan the barbarian during the denouement alone.it's based on a graphic novel by steve moore.

But no...naschy has, as far as i can tell, never essayed the role of the frankenstein monster. give up? surprisingly, the answer is none other than lon chaney, jr., who played, in the great series of universal horror films of the 1940s, franky in "ghost of frankenstein" (1942); the mummy in "the mummy's tomb" (1942), "the mummy's ghost" (1944) and "the mummy's curse" (1944); the wolf man in, uh, "the wolf man" (1941), "frankenstein meets the wolf man" (1943), "house of frankenstein" (1944), "house of dracula" (1945) and "abbott and costello meet frankenstein" (1948).

Hercules signs the contract into ruling the underworld unaware of that the contract actually binds him to serve as ruler of the olympian underworld in pluto's place, as he believes the film is about him conquering the netherworld by defeating pluto. thor learns of pluto's deception and challenges him on hercules' behalf. pluto sends thor into the olympian underworld where his goal is to defeat pluto's minions.

In the post-crisis universe, wonder woman receives her super powers as a blessing from olympian deities just like the silver age version before, but with changes to some of her powers: she is considered one of the mightiest beings in the dc multiverse. demeter, the goddess of agriculture and fertility, blessed diana with strength drawn from the earth spirit gaea... stronger than hercules... making her one of the physically strongest heroes in the dc universe and the strongest female hero in the dc universe. this strength has allowed her to even battle superman and supergirl.

Hercules is a character appearing in american comic books published by marvel comics. debuting in the silver age of comic books, the character is based on heracles of greek mythology (despite using the name of his roman equivalent, hercules). since his first appearance, he has been a perennial member of the superhero team the avengers.