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Immortal Hulk: Great Power by Jorge Molina, Adriano Di Benedetto, and Tom Taylor

Location: Jorge Molina
Artists: Jorge  Molina (Penciller) ,  Adriano Di Benedetto (Inker) ,  Tom Taylor (Writer)

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Location: Jorge Molina
Title: Immortal Hulk: Great Power by Jorge Molina, Adriano Di Benedetto, and Tom Taylor*
Artist:  Jorge  Molina (Penciller) ,  Adriano Di Benedetto (Inker) ,  Tom Taylor (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 437
Likes on CAF: 3
Comments: 1
Added to Site: 1/8/2023

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I really enjoyed Al Ewing's run on Immortal Hulk, and I originally sought out a page by series penciller Joe Bennett. Before I could purchase a page, I saw Bennett's 2017 drawing in support of Jair Bolsonaro that contained antisemitic imagery, then learned that Joe had drawn a separate antisemitic image in the pages of Immortal Hulk. I decided that Joe's art wasn't a good fit for my collection. Luckily, other great artists contributed art to Immortal Hulk tie-ins, so I am pleased to add this great example of Jorge Molina art to my collection! In this issue, Spider-Man becomes the host for the Hulk entity, causing confusion and destruction across New York City! I love this page because it features the Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, and Bruce Banner. Thanks, Andrew at Cadencecomicart.com!

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Jason Hussa Member Since 2017
Posted On 1/16/2023

Very cool page, Doc.  I really love the changing of the gears mid-page here, going from vertical panels to horizontal ones, and the narrative shift it allows as we start a new scene and jump a bit into the future (after Spidey has transformed back into his usual self) is really effective.  He's obviously having a "Peter moment" and is flipping out a bit at having hulked out, and Banner's kind understanding and solace here, just letting Peter vent, is beautifully drawn.  Great storytelling here, Doc!  Awesome pick up!