#gray hulk

[browsethestacks]

Mr. Fix-It vs The Absorbing Man

Art by Dan Orgill

[kingoftieland]

Can Kingpin actually BEAT THE HULK?!? 🎰

[yourlocalpolishguy]

I just wanna be his doll

[nerds-yearbook]

The Incredible Hulk 373, cover date September 1990, introduced police officer Phil, FBI Agent Cooper, and Colonel Conner, created by Peter David and Dale Keown. The issue, which partly took place at a convent, saw Betty reconcile with both Bruce and the Hulk. The Gray Hulk was skeptical since there were no 12-step programs for gamma-spawned creatures. The thought of what such a meeting would look like caused both Betty and the Hulk to burst out laughing. The issue also referenced both Doc Samson's Jewish background and the Incredible Hulk actor Lou Ferringno. ("Mending Fences" The Incredible Hulk 373, Marvel Comic Event)

[bicokun]

I had a silly idea for my old Spider-Man/Marvel and Ranma 1/2 fusion. Ranma became Wild-Spider, and Akane is a Hulk, so I thought it fitting that Kunō would be a bit of a twist on J. Jonah Jameson’s role in terms of being obsessed with this universe’s Spider Person, though just like in the main Ranma 1/2 universe his obsession with the female half is a bit worrying. And naturally Nabiki gets to be Nabiki Fix-it, a cunning and mafia-coded Gray Hulk to her sister’s savage Green Hulk.

[mrwrinkle]

ill finish some day

[thebestcomicbookpanels]

Hulk #373 by Dale Keown

[comicswithimperfectblacks]

Jeff Purves tinha um estilo artístico distinto e dinâmico que funcionou muito bem durante sua participação nos quadrinhos do Incrível Hulk. Ele desenhava o personagem de uma forma feia, mas é um tipo de feiura que acaba sendo atraente, se é que isso faz algum sentido.

Páginas e um painél de "O Incrível Hulk #107 (Abril, 1992), incluindo um história originalmente publicada em "The Incredible Hulk #349" (Marvel, 1988). Arte por Jeff Purves e Terry Austin.

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Jeff Purves had a distinct and dynamic artstyle that worked well during his tenure on The Incredible Hulk comics. He drew the character in such an ugly way, but it’s the kind of ugliness that’s appealing, if that makes any sense.

Pages and a panel from "O Incrível Hulk #107 (Abril, 1992), featuring a storyline originally published in "The Incredible Hulk #349" (Marvel, 1988). Art by Jeff Purves and Terry Austin.