Immortal Hulk by Al Ewing, Joe Bennett, Ruy José and Paul Mounts is the best comic book Marvel Comics is publishing by far Sorry, Donny Cates, Jonathan Hickman, but it is Reminiscent in parts of Alan Moore, Steve Bissette and Rick Veitch's Swamp Thing, it has taken the Hulk back to its horror roots, and created[...]
Bleeding Cool looked at the recent Immortal Hulk #31 by Al Ewing and Joe Bennett and the backstory of one Dr Charlene McGowan, a scientist working for supervillains who is now working for the Hulk.
She formerly worked for CalTech but was fired for drug use She later began working for the Kingpin's Mutant Growth Hormone narcotic[...]
But in today's Immortal Hulk #31 from Al Ewing and Joe Bennett, there may be another solution - at least for the Marvel Universe version of the UK With a science researcher, happy to work for any side who pays her, working on the Marvel narcotic Mutant Growth Hormone, paid for by the Kingpin.Who was[...]
At least that's what they thought...Hulk incoming...
IMMORTAL HULK #27
(W) Al Ewing (A) Joe Bennett (CA) Alex Ross
• Some monsters are born from gamma.. other monsters worship a different kind of green.
• In his war on the human world, the Immortal Hulk is taking the fight to its lords and masters - the Roxxon Corporation.
• But when you mess[...]
In today's Immortal Hulk comic book, the letters page at the back begins with an image by the series artist Joe Bennett A few weeks ago he and his wife lost their young son, Erik Bennett Bleeding Cool reprints the note from Marvel editorial, as well as the artwork Joe used to tell his readers[...]
A few changes between solicitation and publication as FOC is upon us, from Marvel Comics.Star Wars: Empire Ascendant #1 will be drawn by Caspar Wijngaard and Paolo Villanelli, along with the previously solicited Roland Boschi.Immortal Hulk #28 will no longer be drawn by Joe Bennett but by.. someone else TBA Popular fellow.Venom 2099 #1 will[...]
Naming Aaron Kuder, Andrea Sorrentino, Annie Wu, Carlos Pacheco, Carmen Carnero, Francesco Manna, Humberto Ramos, Javier Garron, Jim Cheung, Joe Bennett, Jorge Fornes, Kim Jacinto, Luciano Vecchio, Mattia De Iulis, and R.B Silva.Here's the current solicitation:
ONE WILL UNITE THEM!
A mysterious murder brings together the heroes of the Marvel Universe in the search for a killer[...]
Throw in pencils from a Joe Bennett that is elevating his game to new heights and covers by Alex Ross, and the entire run has been a home run.[caption id="attachment_859289" align="aligncenter" width="600"] The Immortal Hulk #1 cover by Alex Ross[/caption]And that has led to amazing sales, not to mention crazy stupid prices on the aftermarket[...]
She’s something a little different, and it adds to the cynical tone of the comic.[caption id="attachment_914637" align="aligncenter" width="600"] The Immortal Hulk #5 art by Joe Bennett, Ruy Jose, and Paul Mounts[/caption]Joe Bennett’s part in this work cannot be understated His artwork is gorgeous and does this battle justice Both Hulk and Sasquatch look aptly monstrous,[...]
The team Arthur chooses to fight the Squad is pretty damn cool.[caption id="attachment_904065" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Aquaman #39 art by Joe Bennett, Vicente Cifuentes, and Adriano Lucas[/caption]Joe Bennett joins up as artist for this issue While I would have Riccardo Federici do art for Aquaman forever if it were possible, Bennett is a damn good artist[...]
It just pales in comparison to the previous three incredible issues of this Hulk run.[caption id="attachment_897939" align="aligncenter" width="600"] The Immortal Hulk #4 art by Joe Bennett, Ruy Jose, and Paul Mounts[/caption]Joe Bennett continues to craft a good-looking book, giving enough style and detail to make this look like a living and breathing world[...]
Dread” and playing it with a straight face is ludicrous.[caption id="attachment_894731" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Terrifics #6 art by Joe Bennett, Sandra Hope, Matt Santorelli, and Hi-Fi[/caption]Joe Bennett handled the visuals in this issue, and that is a positive There is plenty of joy to be had in the thoroughness with which Bennett can flesh out a[...]
Each section is portrayed from a different artist, with Joe Bennett handling the framing with Ruy Jose, Leonardo Romero telling the cop’s story, Paul Hornschemeier telling the bartender’s story, Marguerite Sauvage on the old woman’s story, and Garry Brown on the priest’s story Paul Mounts provides the color on every section except the bartender and[...]
It's a bit late again, and I didn't get around to doing it last week. However, the Top and Bottom 5 Comics is back again this week. What soared? What fell on its face? Let's find out together now! Best Comics of the Week 1. Immortal Hulk #2 Immortal Hulk kicked off with a hell of […]
He wasn’t cruel or malicious; he took a gamble, lost, and spiraled in the fallout.The idea of a “Walking Ghost Syndrome” of radiation poisoning is a metaphorical theme the comic plays with, and it pays off impressively as the story progresses.[caption id="attachment_879777" align="aligncenter" width="600"] The Immortal Hulk #2 art by Joe Bennett, Ruy Jose, and[...]
The Top and Bottom 5 Comics for the week has run late again; I apologize. You can blame E3 a little if you like. I do. Anyway, this week was actually very good for the Big Two and comics in general. There was a lot to like. I still found a few stinkers in the […]
The comic has many characters ask if they are good people, and the comic leaves it to the reader to interpret.[caption id="attachment_861635" align="aligncenter" width="600"] The Immortal Hulk #1 art by Joe Bennett, Ruy Jose, and Paul Mounts[/caption]Joe Bennett’s artwork brings it all to life fantastically It shows the fear, uncertainty, and imperfections of each character’s[...]
Stagg will likely make for a good antagonist, and he his duplicity has made him enjoyable enough so far.[caption id="attachment_838484" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Terrifics #3 art by Joe Bennett, Sandra Hope, Jaime Mendoza, Art Thibert, and Marcelo Maiolo[/caption]We get to see the team in proper action too, which proves to be quite a site[...]
The finale is a shaky ass-pull, but even that just comes off as obligatory in a story like this.[caption id="attachment_835888" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Ninjak vs the Valiant Universe #4 art by Joe Bennett, Belardino Brabo, and Ulises Arreola[/caption]Joe Bennett’s artwork is practically a sure thing at this point, and it looks good here too[...]
While it was nice seeing the Jolly Green Giant, the plot of this book is an impenetrable mess of characters, plot lines, and unanswered questions. Joe Bennett and Paco Medina's artwork gives the comic something worthwhile, but this book was massive letdown.[caption id="attachment_811024" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Action Comics #999 cover by Brett Booth, Norm Rapmund, and Andrew Dalhouse[/caption]Win: Superman: Action[...]
