Yes, a monster was created. However, I am not referring to the Hulk, but instead to Charlie Tidwell. As shown in "The Incredible Hulk" #803, people will be getting hurt, or to be more exact,

The amazing continuation of "Wolves Of The Old World" leads the reader to discover many revelations. The copy of "The Incredible Hulk" #802 that I picked up from Conquest Comics (@blewitt)

"The Incredible Hulk" #12 continues with Bruce Banner attempting to take control of his body over The Hulk. The Eldest is using monsters to hunt down The Hulk in an attempt to bring out the Mother

The Incredible Hulk #11 finds the reader in the third installment of a storyline where monsters from all over the planet are after the big green guy in an effort to awaken the Mother of Horrors. their

Just purchased "Maestro: World War M" #4, which is a whole new extension on the life of the Hulk. It appears that in the very far future, the Hulk was one of the few survivors of a nuclear

"Hulk: Grand Design - Madness" continues Jim Rugg's celebration of sixty years of the Hulk. Geof Darrow's variant cover adds to the cartoonish feel of the pages enclosed. This keeps the theme

I have always been intrigued by The Hulk. Many of his comic books play out like horror movies. After what was considered to be failed attempts at bringing the green monster to the big screen, I am surprised

How is it that the movies can't portray The Hulk in the right Banner manner, but the comics kill it with their portrayals? I should mention that I love the way The Hulk appears in the Avengers' films,