Talk about leaving your mark on something.Ĭreators: Obviously David had a lot of co-creators over the dozen years he was behind the desk, but not as many as you’d think. He’s easily written over a hundred issues featuring the Green Meanie, which is really impressive. Publication dates: Peter David took over writing duties on The Incredible Hulk from Al Milgrom in 1987, and wrote it pretty much straight through until 1999.

Published by: Marvel Comics, available on Marvel Unlimited. It’s not quite all of Peter David’s issues on the series (he wrote it all the way through #467), but I managed to devour a good seven years’ worth of Hulked-out goodness before my puny brain gave out on me.

Issues read: The Incredible Hulk #331-425, plus the annuals #16-18 and assorted tie-ins - about a hundred comics altogether. If you were reading Hulk in the 1990’s, you were reading David’s Goliath. One of the most defining runs in the series was writer Peter David’s TWELVE years (!!) on the book. Bruce Banner now finds himself transformed into a powerful, dark, and distorted reflection of himself.” Yep, it’s the jade giant himself, the incredible Hulk! Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, Bruce Banner has been hulking out in various forms for over fifty years now. “Caught in the heart of a gamma bomb explosion, Dr. The comics may be old but my mind is still pure, wrapped in plastic and sitting on the shelf, waiting to be opened. I’m on a mission to rectify my comics knowledge shortcomings and to provide a fresh take on classic stories that others have known for years. For me, those gaps are vast and constitute anything outside of DC Comics proper. We all have gaps in our pop culture knowledge, those omissions that elicit gasps from our fellow funnybook connoisseurs.

Hulk by peter david