Hulk’s Son Almost Had A MUCH Better Look In His Live-Action Marvel Debut

On his Instagram page, concept artist and creature designer Constantine Sekeris, whose work includes «House of Dragons,» «Avatar 2: The Way of Water,» and «Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3,» shared his concept for Hulk’s son, Skaar. The design is wildly different from the one that appeared on «She-Hulk» and closely resembles his comic book appearance first seen in «What If? Planet Hulk #1» (created by Grek Pak and John Romita Jr.) before the character was brought to main Marvel Comics continuity in «World War Hulk» #5.

As in the comics, Sekeris’ concept art features a version of Skaar with long black hair with green highlights and a physique closely resembling his father’s gigantic size. Skaar is wearing a loincloth with armor details on his leg and hands, has a jagged sword attached to his back, and has tattoos on the right side of his body. While his concept art wasn’t used in «She-Hulk,» Sekeris gives the show’s design team a shout-out while highlighting his experience working with director Kat Coiro and costume designer Ann Foley, expressing gratitude for work on the project even if his idea for the Hulk’s progeny wasn’t ultimately used.