Hulk

About the Illustrator

As Roy Thomas’s in-depth introduction explains, it was Stan Lee’s casting a misunderstood monster in the role of the Super Hero that gave the Hulk such longevity. This collection includes the epic smackdowns for which the Hulk is famous, including 1968’s Let There Be Battle! – in which Hulk and the Sub-Mariner turn the entire West Coast into their private battleground – and 2006’s Planet Hulk, a gladiatorial extravaganza that inspired scenes in Marvel Studios’ Thor: Ragnarok. These freewheeling fight-fests provide a fascinating contrast beside 1985’s Monster, an unsettling tale that revises the Hulk origin story, uncovering the abusive childhood that doomed Doctor Banner to become a monster long before he was hit by those gamma rays. 2018’s The Walking Ghost, from award-winning series The Immortal Hulk, explores even darker aspects of the Hulk’s psyche. Hulk is another stunning comic book collection from Folio, one that will shatter your preconceptions of what a Super Hero can be.

About the Illustrator

As Roy Thomas’s in-depth introduction explains, it was Stan Lee’s casting a misunderstood monster in the role of the Super Hero that gave the Hulk such longevity. This collection includes the epic smackdowns for which the Hulk is famous, including 1968’s Let There Be Battle! – in which Hulk and the Sub-Mariner turn the entire West Coast into their private battleground – and 2006’s Planet Hulk, a gladiatorial extravaganza that inspired scenes in Marvel Studios’ Thor: Ragnarok. These freewheeling fight-fests provide a fascinating contrast beside 1985’s Monster, an unsettling tale that revises the Hulk origin story, uncovering the abusive childhood that doomed Doctor Banner to become a monster long before he was hit by those gamma rays. 2018’s The Walking Ghost, from award-winning series The Immortal Hulk, explores even darker aspects of the Hulk’s psyche. Hulk is another stunning comic book collection from Folio, one that will shatter your preconceptions of what a Super Hero can be.

About the Illustrator

As Roy Thomas’s in-depth introduction explains, it was Stan Lee’s casting a misunderstood monster in the role of the Super Hero that gave the Hulk such longevity. This collection includes the epic smackdowns for which the Hulk is famous, including 1968’s Let There Be Battle! – in which Hulk and the Sub-Mariner turn the entire West Coast into their private battleground – and 2006’s Planet Hulk, a gladiatorial extravaganza that inspired scenes in Marvel Studios’ Thor: Ragnarok. These freewheeling fight-fests provide a fascinating contrast beside 1985’s Monster, an unsettling tale that revises the Hulk origin story, uncovering the abusive childhood that doomed Doctor Banner to become a monster long before he was hit by those gamma rays. 2018’s The Walking Ghost, from award-winning series The Immortal Hulk, explores even darker aspects of the Hulk’s psyche. Hulk is another stunning comic book collection from Folio, one that will shatter your preconceptions of what a Super Hero can be.

About the Illustrator

As Roy Thomas’s in-depth introduction explains, it was Stan Lee’s casting a misunderstood monster in the role of the Super Hero that gave the Hulk such longevity. This collection includes the epic smackdowns for which the Hulk is famous, including 1968’s Let There Be Battle! – in which Hulk and the Sub-Mariner turn the entire West Coast into their private battleground – and 2006’s Planet Hulk, a gladiatorial extravaganza that inspired scenes in Marvel Studios’ Thor: Ragnarok. These freewheeling fight-fests provide a fascinating contrast beside 1985’s Monster, an unsettling tale that revises the Hulk origin story, uncovering the abusive childhood that doomed Doctor Banner to become a monster long before he was hit by those gamma rays. 2018’s The Walking Ghost, from award-winning series The Immortal Hulk, explores even darker aspects of the Hulk’s psyche. Hulk is another stunning comic book collection from Folio, one that will shatter your preconceptions of what a Super Hero can be.

About the Illustrator

As Roy Thomas’s in-depth introduction explains, it was Stan Lee’s casting a misunderstood monster in the role of the Super Hero that gave the Hulk such longevity. This collection includes the epic smackdowns for which the Hulk is famous, including 1968’s Let There Be Battle! – in which Hulk and the Sub-Mariner turn the entire West Coast into their private battleground – and 2006’s Planet Hulk, a gladiatorial extravaganza that inspired scenes in Marvel Studios’ Thor: Ragnarok. These freewheeling fight-fests provide a fascinating contrast beside 1985’s Monster, an unsettling tale that revises the Hulk origin story, uncovering the abusive childhood that doomed Doctor Banner to become a monster long before he was hit by those gamma rays. 2018’s The Walking Ghost, from award-winning series The Immortal Hulk, explores even darker aspects of the Hulk’s psyche. Hulk is another stunning comic book collection from Folio, one that will shatter your preconceptions of what a Super Hero can be.

About the Illustrator

As Roy Thomas’s in-depth introduction explains, it was Stan Lee’s casting a misunderstood monster in the role of the Super Hero that gave the Hulk such longevity. This collection includes the epic smackdowns for which the Hulk is famous, including 1968’s Let There Be Battle! – in which Hulk and the Sub-Mariner turn the entire West Coast into their private battleground – and 2006’s Planet Hulk, a gladiatorial extravaganza that inspired scenes in Marvel Studios’ Thor: Ragnarok. These freewheeling fight-fests provide a fascinating contrast beside 1985’s Monster, an unsettling tale that revises the Hulk origin story, uncovering the abusive childhood that doomed Doctor Banner to become a monster long before he was hit by those gamma rays. 2018’s The Walking Ghost, from award-winning series The Immortal Hulk, explores even darker aspects of the Hulk’s psyche. Hulk is another stunning comic book collection from Folio, one that will shatter your preconceptions of what a Super Hero can be.