Old School Ads 51

This ad makes me want to buy Marvel.  Makes me all misty for the yesteryear of comics!

Skottie Young Hulk Mini-Statue (2021)

There are so many Skottie Young covers at this point it’s pretty insane. I am not complaining  – in fact I suggest to Marvel to keep it up forever – I love the covers that tell a little story too. When they started making 3D versions of the covers I could not wait to see

A Year’s Worth of Hulk Transformations – Week 30

Does Banner have stretch marks from all these transformations? I mean  – probably not because of the healing factor and the fact that he’s imaginary.

When are You Angry?

Ahhhh… gotcha Still the best Hulk moment in any MCU movie ever!

Funko Shop Exclusive Funko Pop! Mecha Hulk Glow in the Dark #833 (2021)

I was not all that impressed with this whole line when the previews were released. I figured I would leave this piece on the shelf much like I did with the El Furioso Pop. Then I got a call about whether or not I would like the Glow in the Dark version of this Pop.

A Year’s Worth of Hulk Transformations – Week 29

No lie – the art of Joe Bennet has captured the most horrific and gorgeous ways it literally rips Bruce apart. It almost hurts to look at, that’s how good it is!

The Good, the Bland, the Ugly: The Immortal Hulk #48 (2021)

Writer: Al Ewing Artists: Joe Bennet Artist: Inker Ruy Jose Belardino Brabo Cover Price: Secondary Market: $3.99 $9.99 – $15.99 Variants: 2 Regular Cover Peach Momoko Variant Homage Variant Publisher: Marvel Comics This issue really focuses on the relationship between Betty and Bruce. Red Harpy discusses with Fixit about the past and how she knows

Super Popular Tailor

With these two that tailor could remain in business for a long, long time! What kind of fabric is he using to make those pants, by the way? It’s got to be lycra, right?

Please Read… and Laugh

Click the image to be brought to an article that promises 5 Hulk fights, delivers 4 fights and even includes one that isn’t the Hulk!

Hulk FiGPiN #499 (2021)

It should say so much when newly released pieces rely on classic Hulk images. This Dave Cockrum Hulk graced the cover to Incredible Hulk #206 from 1976. The amazing coincidence happens to be that this is the same as my birthyear! Not too many people know this but I literally wear a different pin on

A Year’s Worth of Hulk Transformations – Week 28

We need to bring back the transforming lines. When Bruce begins to change and is suddenly surrounded by wavy lines. I think I would be more angry at Bruce Banner for the terrible haircut I am forced to wear because Banner still goes to Fantastic Sam’s.

Deodato, the Master

I know Keown is widely beloved and deservingly regarded as the best Hulk artist – but can I just take a second, for consideration, offer Deodato as the best? The man’s style is easily suited to capture the enormity and savagery of the Hulk!

Ummm… Part 93

This monstrosity is is almost a pure crime against humanity! It also makes zero sense – is the Kool Aid Man Hulking out or is it that the Hulk is just smashing through the sentient pitcher of colored sugar water? I need answers!

Alex Ross Hulk Poster Book (2021)

The Immortal Hulk exceeded all expectations in not only quality of story but also sales! It’s a juggernaut of a storyline and the covers by Alex Ross should be given part credit. His gorgeous paintings have conveyed the action and horror that the series boasts. A few extra bonuses include the cover to Savage Hulk

A Year’s Worth of Hulk Transformations – Week 27

This one reminds me of the 70’s TV show where they had cuts to ripping shirts or crazy eyes. I loved those moments and I think this page does an amazing job recreating that feeling.