The Immortal Hulk (USA) di Ewing & Bennett

[katzenberg]

Secondo me qua possiamo vedere qualcosa di bello, ho delle discrete aspettative...

[No Use For A Name]

Gli ho dato questa mattina una sfogliata, ma questa versione d Hulk mi pare diversa da quella classica, quindi passo.

[No Use For A Name]

IMMORTAL HULK #5
AL EWING (W)
JOE BENNETT (A)
Cover by ALEX ROSS
Cosmic Ghost Rider Vs. variant cover by Rahzzah
• Guest-starring Alpha Flight's Sasquatch!
• The monster inside Bruce Banner is fully unleashed — in a brutal, bloody battle with the monster who made him.
• Blood will flow. The truth will come out. There can only be one winner...
• ...and it won't be the IMMORTAL HULK.
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99





IMMORTAL HULK #6
AL EWING (W)
Lee Garbett (A)
Cover by ALEX ROSS
Cosmic Ghost Rider Vs. variant cover by Brent Schoonover
"THE GREEN DOOR" STARTS HERE!
• Bruce Banner is alive — and everyone knows it. Now he's hunted by the government, Alpha Flight, the mysterious Shadow Base...and the Avengers. And someone's going to find him first.
• But Bruce has bigger problems. Something terrible has infected him. Something with unspeakable plans for humanity. And the only one who knows about it...
• ...is the IMMORTAL HULK.
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99

[Azrael]

Ross

[Azrael]

Immortal Hulk #2
Written by Al Ewing
Art by Joe Bennett, Ruy Jose and Paul Mounts
Lettering by Cory Petit and Travis Lanham
Published by Marvel Comics
Review by Justin Partridge
'Rama Rating: 8 out of 10

Bruce Banner might walk the streets by day, but as writer Al Ewing and artist Joe Bennett's sophomore issue proves, the night belongs to the Immortal Hulk. Continuing a premise that evokes werewolf and monster movies just as much as nuclear-powered hysteria, Ewing casts the spotlight on Banner, bringing readers up to speed with Bruce's new status quo and scaled-back mental state. But while puny Banner is taking breakfast and struggling with the Jungian implications of his powers, the Hulk is sussing out a rash of unexplained deaths. Given a horrible humanity by Joe Bennett, whose pages toe the line between the dramatic and the monstrous, Immortal Hulk #2 finds a terrifying and compelling tone that builds well on the solid foundation of the debut issue.

The idea of Bruce Banner being a homeless superhero isn't a new idea. Neither is the idea of the Hulk being an avenging angel of sorts. But I am hard-pressed to think of a run that was this melancholic and introspective on the part of Bruce Banner. Narrating his life as a ticking time bomb, this second issue takes us through a normal "day" in the life of Banner, and the results are pretty friggin' dark. Armed with Hulk-powered hunches that point him toward wrongdoing, Ewing's Banner is a man on the edge, just trying to bring some good to the world despite the gamma powered monster waiting inside him.

This new narrative hook along with the nerfing of Banner's deus ex science skills really makes Immortal Hulk stand out from previous runs. This also allows Ewing to lean into darker, "monster-of-the-month" stories anchored by his two leading men. Both the tone and standalone nature of the title so far reminds me a lot of the Warren Ellis, Declan Shalvey, and Jordie Bellaire era of Moon Knight, another book with a monstrous leading man who fought back new sects of darkness every issue.

The title's art team also seems to really understand the darker, EC Comics-style tone Ewing is aiming for. Though we aren't graced with Joe Bennett's wonderfully Kirby-esque Hulk until the last few pages of the issue, he, along with inker Ruy Jose, and colorist Paul Mounts, provides plenty of down-to-Earth and isolating moments beforehand. These scenes of Banner simply trying to live work well alongside Ewing's thoughtful narration, imbuing the issue with a strong sense of pathos. But once the sun goes down, the art team takes a hard right turn, unleashing the Hulk with a darker lighting scheme, thicker inks, and tight close ups that really sell his exaggerated facial expressions and looming size. The team also stack a harrowing flashback sequence alongside this issue's final sequence, doubling down on the title's darker tone and this particular issue's brutal narrative twist.

Equally harrowing and dramatic, Immortal Hulk #2 presents a truly scary and novel take on the Bruce Banner/Hulk dynamic, presenting him less as an inhumanly strong force of nature and more redefining him as a gamma-irradiated bogeyman of the night. Al Ewing takes what we know and love about the Hulk and filters it through a compelling arthouse horror lens, and the result is arguably one of the more interesting Hulk stories of the last few years. Better yet, the title sports an art team that understands Ewing's direction and is working to capitalize on it, turning in pages that look like a prestige TV version of the Bill Bixby TV show, with a liberal dash of Jack Kirby monster design on top. By melding drama, smarts, and bleak morality tales, Immortal Hulk is off to a really strong start.

[Azrael]

IMMORTAL HULK #7
AL EWING (W)
JOE BENNETT (A)
Cover by ALEX ROSS
Marvel Battle Lines Variant Cover by MAXX LIM
MKXX VARIANT COVER BY MIKE DEODATO
MKXX VIRGIN VARIANT COVER BY MIKE DEODATO
They're the reason he died. They're the reason he came back. Now THE AVENGERS have to bring him in.
But how far will even Earth's Mightiest Heroes go to cage... the IMMORTAL HULK?
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99

[Mister C]

 

[Bl4ckBurn]

Mamma che cover!!!! 

[No Use For A Name]

IMMORTAL HULK #10
AL EWING (W)
JOE BENNETT (A)
Cover by ALEX ROSS
FANTASTIC FOUR VILLAINS VARIANT COVER BY MARKO DJURDJEVIC
CONAN VS MARVEL HEROES VARIANT COVER BY INHYUK LEE
• Gamma Flight was too late. Shadow Base is infiltrated. Crusher Creel is damned. And the One Below All walks upon Earth.
• Now, in the place he was born, the Immortal Hulk is the last thing standing between the world of the living...
• ...and the GREEN DOOR.
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99

[Azrael]

Ma come e' resuscitato?

[katzenberg]

Ma come e' resuscitato?

Te lo metto sotto Spoiler perché mi pare che sia una cosa che stai seguendo ma magari non ci sei ancora arrivato.
È successo in

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[Azrael]

Ah,  ci devo arrivare 
Grazie comunque 

[Piemino]

Non ho mai letto Hulk fino ad ora, ma questa serie mi ispira tantissimo. Che dite, merita?

[Azrael]

HULK Goes to Hell in 2019


https://www.newsarama.com/42252-hulk-goes-to-hell-in-2019.html

[Man of Steel]

Aspe, come quella storia di Aaron su Wolverine?
Per molti era una trashata unica, ma io l'ho AMATA!