Bruce Banner: The Hulk Appreciation 2019

[Venom Melendez]

Xemnu was in a lot of Defenders issues. Those comics could get pretty trippy. A tamer Doom Patrol.

He has also gone after the Hulk in his book, She-Hulk as well.

[PlatinumThorns]

Immortal Hulk March 2020 solicitations


IMMORTAL HULK #32
AL EWING (W) • JOE BENNETT (A) • Cover by ALEX ROSS
SPIDER-WOMAN VARIANT COVER BY PATCH ZIRCHER
• The gentle giant XEMNU™ has come to EARTH™ to fight evil – as the INCREDIBLE HULK™!
• And YOU™ can join him – as he battles ROBERT BANNER™, the STRANGEST MAN OF ALL TIME™!
• (HULK™ is a trademark of ROXXON ENERGY™. For a brighter tomorrow.)
32 PGS./Rated T+ …$3.99


IMMORTAL HULK #33
AL EWING (W) • JOE BENNETT (A) • Cover by ALEX ROSS
VARIANT COVER BY JOE BENNETT
VIRGIN VARIANT COVER BY ALEX ROSS
VARIANT COVER BY LOGAN LUBERA
VARIANT COVER BY RON LIM
SPIDER-WOMAN VARANT COVER BY CORY SMITH
HIDDEN GEM VARIANT COVER BY WALTER SIMONSON
VARIANT COVER BY Steve Skroce
PURPLE VARIANT COVER ALSO AVAILABLE
• Celebrating 750 ISSUES of the INCREDIBLE H%LK™! Something is wrong. Something has compromised the simulacrum.
• EXTRA-SIZE HULK-SM&SHING ACTION™! Banner is refusing to yield. Something is wrong.
• PL#S! ENTER – THE THOUGHTFUL MAN! Something is wrong. Something is wrong. Something is wrong.
56 PGS./Rated T+ …$5.99

[Immortal Hulk]

This is awesome!

Btw, from Doomsday Clock finale there's a very cool bit here:

“On July 10th, 2030, the “Secret Crisis” begins, throwing Superman into a brawl across the universe with Thor himself...and a Green Behemoth stronger than even Doomsday, who dies protecting Superman from these invaders.”


Geoff Johns just loves the Hulk and wants badly to write him. Not surprisingly it's the character He would buy it from Marvel and bring it to DC!

[Immortal Hulk]

Also, this variant for Immortal Hulk #33 is incredible.

[ChrisIII]

I'm guessing that's Rick on the Alex Ross cover. The art showing him so far seems to be a little inconsistent on whether he's still kind of 'undead' or not. Jeff seems to draw him as muscular now, but the Ross cover has his ribs basically poking out.

[Immortal Hulk]

I'm guessing that's Rick on the Alex Ross cover. The art showing him so far seems to be a little inconsistent on whether he's still kind of 'undead' or not. Jeff seems to draw him as muscular now, but the Ross cover has his ribs basically poking out.

It really is, from what I see. He and Harpy defeated.

[ChrisIII]

So I'm reading the old What if #2 (What if Hulk had Banner's brain?) and curiously, the citation that Roy Thomas uses is "Immortal Hulk #1) which is kind of funny. I'm guessing it's either an interesting typo from Roy way back then and a funny coincidence (Unless Ewing read the issue and said, hey that gives me an idea for a title!), or else somebody changed the citation for the digital version somehow (Marvel had been known to occasionally tamper with their reprints to make the out of date references current but I would've think they've dropped that for quite a while).


Anybody have the original print copy from 1977 and can verify?

[Jody Garland]

Man, Ross paints a scary looking Xemnu. Those eyes...

[Immortal Hulk]

More ass kicking from Immortal Hulk in 2019!

Best ongoing series and Al Ewing taking the 3rd place as the best writer!

http://www.multiversitycomics.com/ne...eview-ongoing/
http://www.multiversitycomics.com/ne...review-writer/

Best Writer: Al Ewing

https://ew.com/books/2019/12/20/the-...omics-of-2019/

The Quiet Giant Award: Immortal Hulk

https://sktchd.com/column/the-sktchd...omics-of-2019/

[Immortal Hulk]

Art from Immortal Hulk #30

[Hypestyle]

Art from Immortal Hulk #30

what the heck is going on here?

[McFarlane's Green Hulk]

So I'm reading the old What if #2 (What if Hulk had Banner's brain?) and curiously, the citation that Roy Thomas uses is "Immortal Hulk #1) which is kind of funny. I'm guessing it's either an interesting typo from Roy way back then and a funny coincidence (Unless Ewing read the issue and said, hey that gives me an idea for a title!), or else somebody changed the citation for the digital version somehow (Marvel had been known to occasionally tamper with their reprints to make the out of date references current but I would've think they've dropped that for quite a while).


Anybody have the original print copy from 1977 and can verify?

Just dug mine up.
It does indeed say "As seen in the immortal Hulk #1, 1962. -- Roy"

I don't think the use of "immortal" is being used in the sense of the current title, just using the word as fluff in reference to the Hulk's first issue.

[Intothevoid]

That artwork is absolutely amazing, so much detail and carnage on a double spread.

what the heck is going on here?

From what i can tell Hulk seems to be bursting his way out of that monsters stomach and all of that is happening in front of a highway bridge.

[Immortal Hulk]

Can't wait to see the inked version of it! I'll be checking Joe's facebook.

Also, I love the way Joe gets the inspiration from horror/sci-fi for his monsters and creatures. The "Cloverfield" monster above is fantastic.

[Vordan]

Can't wait to see the inked version of it! I'll be checking Joe's facebook.

Also, I love the way Joe gets the inspiration from horror/sci-fi for his monsters and creatures. The "Cloverfield" monster above is fantastic.

Ahhhh that’s what it was. I thought it looked familiar but I couldn’t figure out what was giving me a sense of deja by.