The Ultimate Graphic Novels Collection #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis hardcover volume from Hachette Partworks' The Ultimate Graphic Novels Collection reprints the 1990 Marvel graphic novel 'The Incredible Hulk: Silent Screams.' The story, written by Peter David with art by Dale Keown, finds the Hulk and his human alter-ego, Bruce Banner, confronting a terrifying psychic entity that preys on their shared trauma and inner rage. It's a key chapter in David's celebrated run, exploring the fractured psyche of the Hulk through a horror-tinged lens.
In "Strange Matters," Bruce, Rick, and Betty return to Rick’s place in Reno, but Bruce’s grip on his fractured mind is slipping. With Rick’s new flame revealing a shocking connection to Marlo Chandler, the strain pushes Bruce’s dual identities to the breaking point, unleashing a series of startling transformations that test the limits of his will. Written by Peter David and illustrated by Dale Keown, with inks by Bob McLeod and colors by Glynis Oliver, this story captures the raw intensity of Bruce Banner’s inner battle—cover by Dale Keown and Joe Rubinstein.
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Bruce, Rick and Betty return to Rick's place in Reno but Bruce is having problems keeping his personalities under control. When Rick's new flame turns out to be Marlo Chandler, the stress is too much for Bruce and the green and grey Hulks begin to battle within his psyche. As his body goes through a series of stunning transformations, Bruce proves once and for all that Banner is the strongest one there is.
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