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1996 Avengers (Heroes Reborn) Issue 5 page 6 by Rob Liefeld - Hulk vs Thor battle!

Location: (2)Hulk published comic artwork
Artists: Rob Liefeld (Penciller) ,  Chap Yaep (Assistant)

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Location: (2)Hulk published comic artwork
Title: 1996 Avengers (Heroes Reborn) Issue 5 page 6 by Rob Liefeld - Hulk vs Thor battle!*
Artist:  Rob Liefeld (Penciller) ,  Chap Yaep (Assistant)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1721
Likes on CAF: 2
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 9/10/2020

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(1996) Avengers (Heroes Reborn) Issue 5 by Rob Liefeld

The Hulk has defeated all but one of The Avengers. Now Thor must meet the rampaging green giant on the field of battle. If The Thunder God fails, there will be no more heroes to save the world...

Love him or hate him, Rob Liefeld left an indelible mark on the Marvel Universe in the 1990’s. His art was everywhere, and his popularity was in the stratosphere. I was certainly caught up in the hype and craze of the comic industry during this time and was happy to be able to acquire a 3 page sequence from this Hulk vs Thor battle.

Rob Liefeld pencils with breakdown credits to Chap Yaep

Also included are images from the 3 page sequence

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T Shen Member Since 2009
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Posted On 9/10/2020

Agreed, Liefeld's art is hit or miss for me but there's no doubt he was an industry giant in the 90s. Great action page!

K Gearon Member Since 2011
Posted On 10/6/2020

Cool effect how the layout itself lends to the falling happening within the panels.  Sweet effect.  Congrats!

Michael  McIsaac Member Since 2020
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Posted On 7/27/2021

Really nice battle sequence in these three pages.  I was a total Liefeld kid when he first hit the scene in the late eighties and early nineties, then I sorta moved away from it during my college years (when this book came out), and then embraced his artwork again as an adult, even going so far as to get into an argument with a clerk at Midtown Comics who started making fun of me for buying Rob's New 52 "Hawk & Dove."