Who drew this hulk picture? 2 2

[N e r V]

Ditko Hulk:

 

 

Kirby/Ditko Hulk:

[kav]

Looks like Hulk went on the Wayne Boring diet-

[Ken Aldred]

2 hours ago, Chaykin Stevens said:

I've no idea why they've given so much space to PM (Pablo Marcos. I think).  Apart from Mighty World of Marvel covers for British Marvel, I don't remember him ever drawing the Hulk.

Talking of MWOM, and Rampaging Hulk magazine, Jim Starlin did a great version of the character.  I’d have chosen him rather than Marcos.

Edited September 12, 2020 by Ken Aldred

[tvindy]

6 hours ago, THE_BEYONDER said:

I assume you’re talking about this book.

 

I loved it as a kid 

I had no idea Groot was that old, or that he started out as a monster.

[kav]

7 minutes ago, tvindy said:

I had no idea Groot was that old, or that he started out as a monster.

Yep and quite the pricey book too

[Chaykin Stevens]

Here's the original version of the multi-artist pin-up, from Marvel Treasury Edition #5.

[Prince Namor]

13 hours ago, N e r V said:

I think it’s based on his UK work and his various drawings over the years in general and not tied to doing it as series.  They kind of suggest that too as it’s a chance to see different artists versions. I’d have given Ditko an honorable mention myself although there’s little work there too but he did an interesting version on his own and completely changing Kirbys version when he inked it.

Ditko had changed the original Kirby rendition of what Lee had given him for Spider-man, and it of course became what we would come to know as the definitive Spider-man, and.... as you mention, he also had a hand in changing the Hulk into the character we would come to know with that short 8 issue (1/2 stories) run in Tales to Astonish. 

Definitely agree: smaller body of work, but worth an honorable mention.

[tvindy]

9 hours ago, kav said:

Yep and quite the pricey book too

That cover is awesome!. I like the police officers just standing between the roots with their guns drawn. 

 

[N e r V]

4 hours ago, Chaykin Stevens said:

Here's the original version of the multi-artist pin-up, from Marvel Treasury Edition #5.

Not my era but this image used on his own books covers later is the definitive looking SA Hulk to me. Kind of a silly pose if you stop and think about it too...

 

 

 

[XxSpideyxX]

Okay, and who drew this one?

 

[XxSpideyxX]

Just now, XxSpideyxX said:

Okay, and who drew this one?

 

(I'm going to get a tattoo and trying to figure out my favorite "classic" Hulk art to select.  These two have been my favorites for a while.   I'm guessing this is JR SR?

[JazzMan]

On 9/10/2020 at 8:17 PM, kav said:

Looks like ol Hulk finally broke his wrist punching something.  Dang his neck snapped too-

Master strokes, if I do say so myself.

Just look at the dynamics in those inks! 

Spoiler

Nobody noticed the 4 toed Hulk, I guess.

 

[JazzMan]

Speaking of master strokes, here my piece du resistance...I introduce to you the very sexy Tigra.  See how Frank captures the silky, smooth prowess of the jungle huntress?  Practically comes out of the story board and wraps her claws around you.  Bravo, grand master Robbins!

[kav]

1 hour ago, JazzMan said:

Speaking of master strokes, here my piece du resistance...I introduce to you the very sexy Tigra.  See how Frank captures the silky, smooth prowess of the jungle huntress?  Practically comes out of the story board and wraps her claws around you.  Bravo, grand master Robbins!

Editor to Robbins when he turned this in:
"Is this a joke?"

[piper]

3 hours ago, XxSpideyxX said:

Okay, and who drew this one?

 

Is this not Sal?

[kav]

3 minutes ago, piper said:

Is this not Sal?

I dont think its sal as the eyes not beady and mouth not gaping trapezoid.

[THE_BEYONDER]

1 hour ago, JazzMan said:

Speaking of master strokes, here my piece du resistance...I introduce to you the very sexy Tigra.  See how Frank captures the silky, smooth prowess of the jungle huntress?  Practically comes out of the story board and wraps her claws around you.  Bravo, grand master Robbins!

That might be the best Robbins I’ve seen.

[WeR138]

Robbins gets a lot of grief, but some of the modern stuff makes him look like a regular Rembrandt.

[kav]

Nothing like taking the extra effort to make those buildings pop with lots of detail!

[kav]

Just now, WeR138 said:

Robbins gets a lot of grief, but some of the modern stuff makes him look like a regular Rembrandt.

THIS TIMES 10000!