Gamma-green skin, oversized cranium, and orange jumpsuit are the hallmarks of Samuel Sterns, the big-brained Hulk villain ...

Brave New World concept art reveals just how different Tim Blake Nelson's Leader almost looked. Some are more in line with the comics, while others are downright ...

Since 2018, Immortal Hulk, written by Al Ewing with art by Joe Bennett, inker Ruy José, colorist Paul Mounts, and letterer Cory Petit, has been the most consistent, surprising, and satisfying ...

Marvel will edit apparent anti-Semitic imagery from digital editions and reprints of Immortal Hulk #43. Skip to ... Ironheart takes flight in a new Iron Man comic cover that shows off MCU concept art.

Immortal Hulk remains one of the best Marvel Comics stories ever told, from the pen of Al Ewing and many others. The controversy around the book’s creative split with artist Joe Bennett adds an ...

Marvel Comics will edit its Immortal Hulk #43 (released this week) after fans slammed the company for perpetuating anti-Semitic stereotypes in the comic's pages.

Art from Hulk #0. Immortal Hulk #35 saw The Leader's plans play out, just as he had foreseen. Playing with the dead Leonard Samson and demonstrating his increasing abilities.

The Hulk and the Thing fighting is a staple of Marvel Comics. But in Immortal Hulk #41, Al Ewing delivers a much different fight than we are used to seeing.

Marvel’s Immortal Hulk #43 became a hot topic for all the wrong reasons thanks to a panel that was seen to future Anti-Semitic imagery, and now Marvel has released a statement on the matter.

There’s something unaccountably retro about Immortal Hulk. It feels like a 20th-century horror story, following in the footsteps of shows like The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits, or the ...

The Immortal Hulk #2 art by Joe Bennett, Ruy Jose, and Paul Mounts. Joe Bennett maintains high artistic fidelity through this issue too, giving the world extensive detailing and knowing how to ...

Immortal Hulk was a tough act to follow, but the publisher tried. However, ... Johnson’s writing was sold, as was Klein’s art, but the plot meandered and dragged on.