I really doubt Wolfman will be comparable to Hulk. Not only do I expect some degree of theming along the ride path, but there's speculation that it will include actual show scenes. The jury's still out on what HTTYD will look like, other than having the land itself as supporting theming. For Starfall Racers you can probably expect minimal theming, if any, along the ride path, but for all we know it could at least have a highly themed queue ala Dueling Dragons, which would put it several steps above Rockit. I mean that supposed space theme has to be expressed somewhere.
That's going to be difficult to compare in any meaningful way given the drastically different makeup of each resort's attractions. Not only do the rides cater to different demographics, but Disney also has a bunch of small, easily missed (and usually just as missable) attractions the likes of which Universal doesn't usually bother with, but nonetheless still get counted as attractions. Hey, anyone remember Sounds Dangerous? Where they stuck you in a dark room and had you listen to sound effects on a pair of headphones? Yeah, that was an attraction in Disney's eyes. Made Stich's Great Escape look like an E-ticket.
Disney also have more shows on average.
You could strictly compare each park's ride lineup (hint: Universal wins outside of MK), but someone will inevitably call foul and tell you "It's not all about the rides" or "I can't ride that!"
If you really want to make a point of just how underbuilt WDW is, comparing it to Disneyland is simpler and just as eye-opening.
What are "continuous attractions?"
