Most Awesome Moments in Marvel Comics Appreciation 2022

[ARkadelphia]

I really hate Mark Millars' writing, and found most of Civil War pure plot-induced idiocy garbage, but THAT was a great Captain America scene.

Peace

100% agreed

[K7P5V]

[McFarlane's Green Hulk]

I miss that style of Jae Lee.

[Iron Maiden]

I miss that style of Jae Lee.

He sure did have a distinctive style. His Namor series with John Byrne had different style and then later when he did the mini series Fantastic Four 1234, it evolved into some different from that. IIRC some of the original pages were on display on the NYC museum of Illustrative Art. I believe he works at Dynamite comics these days.

[Iron Maiden]

I posted this in the Doctor Doom thread so may as well add here. How about Doom mixing it up with the Cosmic Hulk in Incredible Hulk #606

[K7P5V]

He sure did have a distinctive style. His Namor series with John Byrne had different style and then later when he did the mini series Fantastic Four 1234, it evolved into some different from that. IIRC some of the original pages were on display on the NYC museum of Illustrative Art. I believe he works at Dynamite comics these days.

I'll always miss his old, art-style. But, his new art-style is still rather unique (IMHO):

[Iron Maiden]

[center]I'll always miss his old, art-style. But, his new art-style is still rather unique (IMHO):

I did check out some of his recent covers on Dynamite Comics website earlier. It's too bad there is nothing for him at Marvel right now. He'd be good on the new Moon Knight series.

[K7P5V]

I did check out some of his recent covers on Dynamite Comics website earlier. It's too bad there is nothing for him at Marvel right now. He'd be good on the new Moon Knight series.

Sad to hear about that. Moon Knight done in the art-style of Jae Lee would've been quite an experience (IMHO):

[Tien Long]

I posted this in the Doctor Doom thread so may as well add here. How about Doom mixing it up with the Cosmic Hulk in Incredible Hulk #606

Reminded me how a couple of issues later, Hulk took shots from mighty Zeus himself a couple of issues later:

[Tien Long]

To be fair, Hulk has had some success against those with "Doom" in their name. Take this scene from an issue of the Incredible Hulk when Hulk takes down a holographic projection of "Doomsd-URKH!" Again, I think this character is completely new in some way. Can't find him anywhere in the Marvel Universe. But clearly Hulk didn't care too much for "Doomsd-URKH!" that much :

[Tien Long]

Classic scene where Jean Grey comforts Jubilee after the passing of Illyana Rasputin due to the Legacy Virus.

[Iron Maiden]

To be fair, Hulk has had some success against those with "Doom" in their name. Take this scene from an issue of the Incredible Hulk when Hulk takes down a holographic projection of "Doomsd-URKH!" Again, I think this character is completely new in some way. Can't find him anywhere in the Marvel Universe. But clearly Hulk didn't care too much for "Doomsd-URKH!" that much :

I think that is a DC villain called Doomsday. In the Amalgam Universe you had Doctor Doomsday, who would team up with Thanoseid

[Nomads1]

I think that is a DC villain called Doomsday. In the Amalgam Universe you had Doctor Doomsday, who would team up with Thanoseid

Yes, that was a jab Peter David (the writer. I supose. This looks much more like something HE'd do, than Gary Frank, the artist) at the DC villian, Doomsday, the Superman killer, who, supposedly, was inspired on the Hulk.

Peace

[Tien Long]

I think that is a DC villain called Doomsday. In the Amalgam Universe you had Doctor Doomsday, who would team up with Thanoseid

Ha, I was kidding bro. Totally knew it was Doomsday and the inside joke that PAD had put in the comics. Indeed, I remember reading the issue back in the past and being absolutely shocked. Holy crap, seriously, Doomsday is in a Marvel comic?! PAD was certainly brazen.

A favorite Wolverine scene of mine, when he has that bloody and brutal fight against Gorgon:

[McFarlane's Green Hulk]

Waited YEARS for the green guy to make his comeback.