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Hulk: Gray #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the complete 2004 miniseries Hulk: Gray, a six-issue story by writer Jeff Loeb and artist Tim Sale. Set early in the Hulk's history, it reimagines the character's origin and first encounters with the military and Betty Ross, exploring the emotional conflict between Bruce Banner and the Gray Hulk. The volume includes the full narrative arc and supplemental material from the original issues.
In "A Is for Apple," Bruce recounts the raw, formative moments of his transformation into the Hulk, sharing with Samson a harrowing encounter with Iron Man and the painful, unintended moment he first harmed Betty. Written by Jeph Loeb and illustrated with stark, expressive detail by Tim Sale—whose cover pencils and inks bring the story’s emotional weight to life—this issue captures the early chaos of Bruce’s struggle with power and guilt.
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Bruce continues his story of his first days as the Hulk, telling Samson about a brutal battle with Iron Man and the first time he accidentally hurt Betty.
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