Hulk Visionaries: Peter David #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection kicks off Peter David's acclaimed run on The Incredible Hulk, reprinting issues #331-339. It follows a newly intelligent and articulate gray Hulk, who navigates a complex life in Las Vegas while dealing with threats like the Ringmaster and the U-Foes. David's tenure is celebrated for deepening the Hulk's psyche and introducing the cunning Joe Fixit persona.
"Inconstant Moon" marks a pivotal moment in the Hulk's saga, spotlighting Bruce Banner's return to Gamma Base to confront a fractured past. Written by Peter David and brought to life with bold, dynamic art by Todd McFarlane, the story follows Banner as he reunites with Betty, now with her ex-husband, navigating emotional tension that erupts when a sudden transformation sends the Hulk into a violent clash with the gamma-powered antagonist Half-Life. The cover by Steve Geiger and Bob McLeod captures the issue’s raw intensity.
In "Dance with the Devil!", Jo and Rick Jones find themselves caught in a storm of gamma-powered chaos as the grey Hulk manipulates events from the shadows. With Doc Samson caught in the crossfire and Betty confronting her past, the line between enemy and ally blurs in a high-stakes game of survival.
In "Grave Circumstances," Bruce Banner returns to Gamma Base to find Rick has been freed from the Hulk and Betty is missing. When he locates her holed up with her ex-husband, the two confront their complicated past, but their fragile reunion is shattered when Bruce transforms mid-intimacy and flees. The Hulk then faces off against the gamma-powered threat known as Half-Life.
In "X-Tremes!", Peter David crafts a tense, character-driven clash as S.H.I.E.L.D. orders Clay to eliminate the Hulk, setting off a chain of events that brings X-Factor into the fray. When a man witnesses the Hulk’s transformation and sees a chance for reward, he calls the team to stop the rampaging giant—only to find themselves caught between duty, danger, and the unpredictable force of Banner’s alter ego.
In "Crossroads," Betty's sudden departure with her ex-husband sets off a chain reaction that pulls together a fractured team of allies. As S.H.I.E.L.D. prepares to terminate the Hulk, X-Factor and a reluctant Clay intervene—leading a daring escape that ends in the destruction of Gamma Base.
In "Native Son," the Hulk and his allies track down a cache of Gamma bombs, only to stumble upon a SHIELD agent protecting a young boy with unstable mutant abilities. The Hulk, usually a force of destruction, finds himself unexpectedly drawn to the boy’s vulnerability and confusion.
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Reprints
↩ Reprints The Incredible Hulk #331 (1987), The Incredible Hulk #332 (1987), The Incredible Hulk #333 (1987), The Incredible Hulk #334 (1987), The Incredible Hulk #335 (1987), The Incredible Hulk #336 (1987), The Incredible Hulk #337 (1987), The Incredible Hulk #338 (1987), The Incredible Hulk #339 (1988), Incredible Hulk #77 (2005)
Reprinted in Incredible Hulk by Peter David Omnibus #1 (2019)
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