· One writer who never seems to pop up on any best-of lists--but probably deserves to--is Bill Mantlo. The guy was a chameleon--you could throw him on any title and in any situation, and he could find a way to create a compelling, dramatic story. I've been a Mantlo champion for a long time now, mostly due to his great work on Spectacular Spider-Man (he did lots of fill-in runs, but was the Missing: Regression. "Regression" is actually part 2 of Bill Mantlo's run that lead to "Crossroads". It features Bruce Banner still controlling the mind of the Incredible Hulk. But by Issue #, Bruce Banner gains a new love interest named Dr. Kate Waynesboro while MODOK defrosts the Abomination that begins a story arc that pit the Hulk against A.I.M. which concludes in Issue #/5(18). · The reason why Incredible Hulk # is so important is because it reconceptualized the origin of the Hulk. Bill Mantlo, Mike Mignola and Gerry Talaoac looked back to Bruce Banner's relationship with his father, Brian Banner, and we see that the abusive Brian Banner helped to, in effect, create the Hulk decades before the Hulk was literally born Missing: Regression.
"Regression" is actually part 2 of Bill Mantlo's run that lead to "Crossroads". It features Bruce Banner still controlling the mind of the Incredible Hulk. Click to Hugo-Size it! "The Incredible Hulk vs. Quasimodo" March, Writer: Bill Mantlo Pencils and Cover: Sal Buscema and Steve Mitchell The Cover: I mentioned this comic to Kevin the other day when we were talking about his weekly "Genius Covers Sunday" feature, but I actually hadn't read it until today. And brother, it's every bit as awesome as it looks. Hulk for hire! The Incredible Hulk is an indestructible force of nature, more weapon than man. Bruce Banner is the Hulk's human alter-ego, and the smartest man alive. Combined they are the most powerful, most intelligent weapon on the planet - and now they're both working for the government as Marvel NOW! makes the Hulk an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Best of Bill Mantlo's writing on The Incredible www.doorway.ru our pal Sal Buscema's art! It you are a fan of classic Marvel art and story telling, buy this book! Mantlo's run on this title is one of the best ever. Sal Buscema's clean line work in his art works in this era of the character. The most important issue in Mantlo’s run is , “monster”. It gave us the psychological birth of the hulks and laid the groundwork for PAD, Jenkins and Ewing to explore Bruce’s DID in the future. One writer who never seems to pop up on any best-of lists--but probably deserves to--is Bill Mantlo. "Regression" is actually part 2 of Bill Mantlo's run that lead to "Crossroads". It features Bruce Banner still controlling the mind of the Incredible Hulk. But by Issue #, Bruce Banner gains a new love interest named Dr. Kate Waynesboro while MODOK defrosts the Abomination that begins a story arc that pit the Hulk against A.I.M. which concludes in Issue #
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