The Good, The Bland, The Ugly: Comic Reviews – Joe Fixit #2 (2023)

Writer: Peter David Artist: Penciler Yildiray Cinar Artist: Inker Dee Cunniffe Cover Price: $3.99 Secondary Market: $2.77-$6.99 Covers:  Regular Cover McKelvie Poker Variant Publisher: Marvel Comics Spidey sees that Joe Fixit, aka; The Hulk, is living the good life in Vegas. Kingpin is still sore, mentally, about the last meeting that he had with Berengetti.

On the Racks

Make sure to grab a couple of issues of Hulk goodness that are on the racks! Starting with the reprint, facsimile edition of The Incredible Hulk #347. There is also the cover B from the Midnight Suns mini-series. While Hulk is not in the book below he is on the cover in his Midnight Suns

New Facsimile is Out

That’s right – I guess the last Incredible Hulk facsimile sold so well they had to release it again! I wonder if we’re going to see a new printing of the #180/#181/and #182 as well. Even though they already produced a 2nd printing of the #181 facsimile already. Pick it up on the stands today!

The Good, The Bland, The Ugly Comic Reviews: Joe Fixit #1 (2023)

Writer: Peter David Artist: Penciler Yildiray Cinar Artist: Inker Dee Cunniffe Matt Milla Cover Price: $3.99 Secondary Market: $2.77-$6.99 Covers: 4 Main Cover Nauk Headshot Variant Reilly Window Shade Variant 1:25 Yildiray Variant Publisher: Marvel Comics These handful mini-series have been hit or miss but thankfully they don’t require a huge commitment. Even bringing on

Old School Ads 68

I hate calling an ad like this old school because I pretty much bought these issues off the rack – but it is what it is. I am as old school as it gets.

The Good, The Bland, The Ugly: The Incredible Hulk Annual #15 (1986)

Writer: Danny Fingeroth Artist: Sal Buscema Artist: Petra Scotese Cover Price: $1.25 Secondary Market: $1.00-$19.99 What I Paid: $1.00 Variants: 0 Variants Publisher: Marvel Comics This story takes place right after Byrne finished his very short run on the Hulk. After Banner was re-emerged with the jade jaws but didn’t want to tell anyone. He

Review Friday – Hulk: Chapter One Annual ’99

Writer: John Byrne Artist: Lee Weeks Artist: Dan Green Klaus Janson Cover Price: $3.50 Secondary Market: $3.20-$19.99 What I Paid: $1.00 Variants: 0 Variants Publisher: Marvel Comics After John Byrne’s return to helm the writing duties of the first Hulk reboot in 1999, they allowed the legendary writer to retool the origin of the jade

In Case you Missed It – Part 50

I am not sure if it’s a good thing or not but Demon Days: Rising Storm has debuted the Hulk: Also, some covers to look out for – like the Venom #3 variant: And the awesome Timeless cover: Make sure to check your local LCS for all these goodies!

A Year’s Worth of Hulk Transformations – Week 47

Becoming the Hulk must be like having elephantiasis of different parts of the body. At one point your hands are fine and the next they look like they belong to King Kong.

Marvel Legends Retro Grey Hulk (2021)

I really love the look of this line! Kenner did a great job with the presentation of the card art – since we all know they aren’t buying these figures for the actual figures! Don’t get me wrong, the figures aren’t completely terrible but they aren’t impressive at all either. I sill miss the old

Dollar Bin Finds XVIII

I keep coming across issues that I don’t have – some are more questionable than others and some are great ones I can’t believe I didn’t have before! Like the final shot in Iron Man #246 that features the Hulk treating Iron Man the way he deserves: The other is obviously a send up to

Fastball Special – Fixit Edition!

I know this move is classic and bad-ass but we all have to admit that Wolverine is the real hero here. He’s the one who has to swallow his pride enough to scrunch up enough to have the Hulk throw him. It has to be somewhat embarrassing – yet he does it when it needs

Dollar Bin Finds XVII

An interesting find this past week was Marvel Fanfare #45 – a “All Pin Up Issue” – so I was excited to flip through to find the Hulk piece! Then I came across this: I’m not saying it’s a bad illustration – I’m saying it’s a bad Hulk illustration! I actually prefer the whole cover

A Year’s Worth of Hulk Transformations – Week 11

This year we’ll showcase a more light and fun “Year of” series by showcasing some classic Hulk transformations from the mild mannered Bruce Banner to the raging Engine of Destruction, Incredible Hulk! With pretty much no comments needed, enjoy the series of fantastic illustrations:

Hulk Uno!

The childhood game that incited so many family fights has been hulk-ified! I don’t think I showed this off to this extent before. Each Uno card has a Hulk theme that makes them that much more fun! Like the color change cards has a transformation – and then Abomination! Skip has a jumping Hulk and