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  Here are some things central to Hulk's character.
  He has an alterego. And unlike most heroes when he was introduced, it isn't a matter of a costume and constant powers, the powers are a blessing AND a curse, the identity of the monster and the identity of the man are, for much of his formative arcs and many years- in conflict in various ways. Obviously Jekyll and Hyde was the core inspiration, and the writers clearly meant to explore the same Freudian themes of the id within us.
  Doomsday has no alter ego, he is pure monster. He is not at odds with an internal humanity, he was never human.
  The Hulk's origins are accidental and modern. His personal background exists within the modern era
  Doomsday's origins are ancient and deliberate. He was engineered.
  The only commonality is that both are big muscley dudes whose main power is immense strength channeled through animalistic rage. But they're not alone in that power set. The big dumb super strong rage beast is a staple of storytelling throughout comics, genre fiction and many media.
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