Heroes Reborn | Issue 3 | Page - 04 - 05

I never thought I would win this page it was a shot in the dark. But to my surprise, I did! I love the crazy action page layout with Spidey in the middle.
The Story
Spider-Man finds himself in a precarious situation, caught between the Hulk of the traditional Marvel Universe and a pocket universe Hulk on this Salvador Larroca (pencils) and Bud Larosa (inks) Double Page Splash from Heroes Reborn: The Return #3 (1997). This mini-series concluded the "Heroes Reborn" era in which members of the Avengers and the Fantastic Four were "reborn" in a new pocket universe created by the powerful mutant Franklin Richards. This came about because in 1996 Marvel temporarily outsourced the titles Avengers, Fantastic Four, Captain Ameirca and Iron Man for one year to the Image Comics studios of Jim Lee and Rob Liefeld. Both artists were among the most popular Marvel artists a half decade earlier before they teamed up with Todd McFarlane and other popular Marvel artists to form Image. Lee and Liefeld didn't want to be restricted by decades of continuity so a story was concocted called "Heroes Reborn" where these characters were transported to a pocket universe with no memories of their previous existence. The traditional version of the Hulk stayed in the traditional "616" Marvel Universe. However, a new version of the Hulk appeared in the pocket universe stories. In this series concluding the "Heroes Reborn" era, the two versions of the Hulk meet and battle, as shown on this great Double Page Splash showcasing Larroca's powerful artwork.