Location: [Marvel] HULK - Various
Artists:
Steve McNiven
(Penciller)
,
Jay Leisten
(Inker)
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Disturbing! in the best sense of the word.
I totally agree! Such a wild spin on what Hulk could become.
Awesome cover! Such a classic storyline and this cover rocks
Thank you! Inking McNiven is no small feat, especially when you get a bulking hairball like this guy.
Awesome!!!
Man this trailer park Hulk was gross! Great storyline and awesome cover, bud!
An original McNiven! I'm wicked jealous. Congrats! And old "Hills Have Eyes" Hulk never looked so badass! Loved this story from start to finish.
OML was one of the very best modern Wolverine stories. Nice cover representation from McNiven!
Holy wow, a McNiven cover with Hulk nearly corner to corner. I love this so much. Congrats George!
Huge congrats, man! Glad you were able to nab an OML cover by the original team! Ooh, takes me back to the Giant Size issue :) Great pure illustration from McNiven and inks by Leisten. Also love how they got old man Banner cleaning his glasses...belies the monster underneath!
A beautifully rendered cover. Kudos to you, George!
The scariest Hulk of all because it knows the evil and vile things he's doing and does it with glee in the Old Man Logan story/world! McNiven and Leisten bring us a reminder of what truly made Hulk a monster
I love this art. I hate you. I am so happy for you. I want this art. Major congratulations!
Just such a great cover. Terrific series too.
Very nice McNiven cover from a classic run. Congrats!
Fantastic piece from a classic story line! Big congrats!
Mind blowing! Congrats on this one!
OMG! What a pick-up! I love Steve McNiven and Jay Leisten's variant cover for Old Man Logan #35! This future variant of the Hulk may be the scariest yet! A Hulk who is truly and irredeemably evil. I love the way McNiven drew Hulk here, with his monstrous size and his hair falling out all over. It looks as if his massive hands are about to crush old man Banner, but he's calmly cleaning his glasses. Jay Leisten does a terrific job on the inks here as well, capturing the power of the evil Hulk and the calm anger of Banner. A really fantastic pick-up, congrats!