Hulk: Let the Battle Begin #1

May 2010 · Marvel · 3.99 USD

📊 ~25,239 copies sold its debut month

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“Let the Battle Begin”

Hulk: Let the Battle Begin #1 kicks off with a bold twist: a world where gamma radiation has transformed every person into a Hulk, caught between primal urges and the fragile will to remain in control. Written by Mark Parsons and Tom Cohen, with dynamic art by Ed McGuinness and vivid colors by Kelsey Shannon, this issue plunges readers into a society teetering on the edge of chaos. The cover by Mike Del Mundo captures the intensity of a planet where every face could be a monster.

artist, inker Ed McGuinness · colorist Kelsey Shannon · letterer Dave Sharpe · writer Mark Parsons · writer Tom Cohen · cover Mike Del Mundo

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Full credits

artist, inker Ed McGuinness

colorist Kelsey Shannon

letterer Dave Sharpe

writer Mark Parsons

writer Tom Cohen

cover pencils, inks Mike Del Mundo

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On a planet where gamma radiation has turned everyone into a Hulk, the inhabitants struggle between their desire for war and their need to keep their monstrous tendencies in check.

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