A Year’s Worth of Hulk Getting Shot – Week 16

Even though it was established way back in 1963 that the Hulk’s tough hide is too thick to penetrate with bullets – people keep trying to shoot the Hulk. This Year we’ll be look at the many times people foolishly have tried to shoot the Hulk! Lasers may slow the Hulk down more than bullets

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!

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M.O.D.O.K. is finally ending. What started off as a fun but silly mini-series turned into a just plain silly and dumb mini. Issue #3 with Gwenpool was especially bad. It’s too bad too because I really like and respect Patton Oswald. But in the final issue the first page features a quick history of the

Friday Review: The Immortal Hulk #42 (2021)

Writer: Al Ewing Artists: Alex Lins Adam Gorham Rachael Stott Joe Bennet Ruy Jose Artist: Inker Name Cover Price: Secondary Market: $3.99 $2.99 – $12.46 Variants: 2 Bennet Homage Variant Knullified Variant Publisher: Marvel Comics We’re getting closer and closer to the finale here and I am unsure where the series is heading. There are

Friday Review: The Immortal Hulk #38 (2020)

Writer: Al Ewing Artist: Penciler Joe Bennet Artist: Inker Ruy Jose Belardino Brabo Cover Price: Secondary Market: $3.99 $3.19 – $39.99 Total Covers: 4 Regular Cover Horror Variant Spoiler Variant 1 Spoiler Variant 2 Publisher: Marvel Comics The more we learn about Brian Banner the more we realize he seems to be going for worst

Friday Review: The Immortal Hulk #37 (2020)

Writer: Al Ewing Artist: Penciler Joe Bennet Artist: Inker Ruy Jose Cover Price: Secondary Market: $3.99 $3.19 – $39.99 Total Covers: 3 Regular Cover Timeless Variant Timeless Sketch Variant Publisher: Marvel Comics Doc Samson has had an interesting history with the Hulk – all the more complicated by the terrible and unexplained appearances in the

Marvel Legends Leader (2020)

I always wonder why it takes so long for Hasbro to release classic villains like the Leader!  I know we have some amazing Leader sculpts with the Face-Off 2-packs but those were released in 2006 – an amazing 14 years ago!  New collectors haven’t seen a Leader figure in just under a decade and a

Read the Classics!

I have actually enjoyed the time home as I dove right back into back issues of the Hulk!  What have you been reading while at home?

Friday Review – The Immortal Hulk #33 (2020)

Writer: Al Ewing Artist: Penciler Joe Bennet Nick Pitarra Artist: Inker Ruy Jose Belardino Brabo Mark Deering Mark Morales Cover Price: Secondary Market: $5.99 $3.99 – $744.77 Total Covers: 9 Regular Cover Hulk #1 Homage Spider Woman Variant Ron Lim Variant Lubera Variant 1:25 Steve Skroce Cover 1:100 Simonson Cover 1:200 Purple Cover 1:500 Virgin

Boom! Take that Big Head!

I mean… yeah

So Much Hulk Coming From Toyfare…

Amazingly, we are getting a BAF Abomination based off of the Gamerverse design.  While this is not my favorite choice – I still like it enough to seek it out.  In this same line we also get a classic looking Sam Sterns that I am totally here for! While not up to the standards of

There’s always that One Guy…

I mean, I think the guy behind him is over-reacting – but I still understand his pain.

The Leader: A Year’s Worth of Hulk First Appearances – Week 11

This year we will be delving deep into Hulk history to re-discover all the first appearances that the Hulk issues have given us over the years!  With 1st appearances being such a hot trend these days it only makes sense to highlight some of the best Hulk issues to invest in this year!  This week:

Hulkverines #1 (2019)

Writer: Greg Pak Artist: Pencils / Ink Ario Anindito Cover Price: Secondary Market: $4.99 $3.59 – $49.99 Variants: (Keown) Skrull Variant Cory Smith 1:25 Variant   Publisher: Marvel Comics With this tag line it seems like Marvel is kind of begging us to like this comic: I’m not looking to tear anyone down.  That being

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Classic Leader is too cool!  How interesting is the comments?  “Big brain is a real pain”.  What was Marvel doing there?  Trying to start a rap career?  I think Samuel Sterns could pull off some sick rhymes – with his intelligence?  He could find a real rhyme for orange!