In 2006, Marvel Studios made their first official appearance at Comic-Con in San Diego ready to announce new movies based on Marvel Comics characters Iron Man and the Hulk, to be directed by Jon Favreau and Louis Letterier. For Kevin Feige, who had already been involved with most of the Marvel movies going back to X-Men, he knew they had a lot of bad and disappointing previous Marvel movies to get past, including an earlier Hulk movie by Ang Lee.
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