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Jim Starlin |
Rampaging Hulk v1 #5, 1977 -
Jim Starlin's cover is nicely painted overall, but the Hulk's large cartoon-like face takes some adjusting to. The monster glares at the regal Sub-Mariner, standing amidst crashing waves that are meticulously rendered. This finely illustrated area helps offset the otherwise stark image. Starlin's composition is deceptively simple but well executed. Other artists in this bronze age comic include Keith Pollard, Alfredo Alcala, Val Mayerik and Bob Wiacek. This is 2 of 3
Rampaging Hulk issues by
Starlin.
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Starlin painted cover = ***
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2 comments:
What was the continuity with Rampaging Hulk? Marvel retconned away all the stories, saying they never happened?
I think you're right. Read the editorial direction section here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Rampaging_Hulk
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