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Lädt ... Marvel Masterworks, Volume 039: The Incredible Hulk Volume 2 [Tales To Astonish #59-79]von Stan Lee, Steve Ditko (Illustrator)
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The time has come for the Green Goliath to grace his second Marvel Masterworks collection. Kicking off with a Hulk/Giant-Man throw down and pulling no punches into a toe-to-toe with the mighty Hercules, Dr. Robert Bruce Banner's mean, green alter ego battles General Thunderbolt Ross, theLeader and his Humanoids, the Executioner and more. With art by no less than Steve Ditko and Jack Kirby and Gil Kane's first-ever Marvel tale. Collecting: Tales to Astonish 59-79 Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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In the meantime Stan Lee had worked on the original failed concept and worked out how to make an effective anti-hero out of Ol' Green Skin.
A final supporting role in a Giant Man story from Tales To Astonish #59 leads this volume off before the second Hulk series commences in the following issue.
Steve Ditko handles the art on the first 8 stories but his quirky, surrealistic style doesn't work as well here as it did on Spider-Man and Dr Strange. Nonetheless Ditko manages to introduce an important new character in Major Glen Talbot as well as creating a gamma ray villain The Leader as a kind of cerebral opposite number to The Hulk.
With Ditko's departure though things geta bit confused artwise. The credits page tells the story: Jack Kirby, Mike Seposito, Bob Powell, Gil Kane, John Romita and Bill Everett all take a shot and the material suffers a little as a result.
Importantly The Hulk's real identity as Bruce Banner is revealed which helps set him apart from the usual super-heroes.
It would be a little while longer before some stability set in with Marie Severin and Herb Trimpe handling the art chores but much of the characterisation they worked with is set up here. (