Hulk by Jeph Loeb: The Complete Collection, Volume 2

from cjkarr

"Hulk: Gray" is a poignant story of one man's transformation and his coming to terms with himself after his metamorphosis. The book is beautifully depicted and the plot is meaningfully scripted.

from burnit99

Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale have teamed up on a few re-tellings of the origin stories of iconic Marvel characters now ("Spider-Man Blue", "Daredevil Yellow"). Next will probably be a remake of Nick Fury called "Colonel Mustard". I do enjoy their work, and this Hulk story is one of the more poignant on...

from rrees

While stylistically the art is very nice and the gives an interesting take on the main character this book's problem is the plot. Framed by an uninspiring conversation between Bruce Banner and Doc Sampson the book takes a long time to explain that Bruce is worried that Betty responded to Banner a...

from wethewatched

A simple but immensely enjoyable introduction to the Hulk with a story as big and romantic as King Kong. The art by Tim Sale is expressive and bold. Love the way he makes Hulk look simultaneously caring and dumb as a brick...and then transitions effortlessly to violent and horrific. If you loved ...

from wethewatched

A simple but immensely enjoyable introduction to the Hulk with a story as big and romantic as King Kong. The art by Tim Sale is expressive and bold. Love the way he makes Hulk look simultaneously caring and dumb as a brick...and then transitions effortlessly to violent and horrific. If you loved ...