The Fantastic Four Meet The Incredible Hulk For The First Time!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Host Tom Scioli, author of the upcoming GODZILLA’s MONSTERPIECE THEATRE comic series from IDW, talks about the first time the Fantastic Four met The Hulk on this week’s episode of FANTASTIC FOURiday!
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Was just reading Hulk Thing Hard Knocks from 2004 this morning which substantially references this story - spooky coincidence! That 4 issue series by Bruce Jones has fabulously colored Jae Lee art, btw.
Thanks for doing this series. I started buying F.F. around 67 - 68 when Joe Summit's inks defined Jack's style with more hard, bold, polished lines. But this is giving me a greater appreciation of those early years, both in story and illustrations. Great stuff.
Joe SINNOT. Man, I HATE spellcheck.
Well, Joe was the summit, I guess. Hi Tony!
A fun, but really haphazard comic. There's an awful lot of near-pointless screwing around before we get to the object of the story. I feel like, for Jack, this is still mostly the Fantastic Four Show and he was just having fun with the new characters using their powers, causing chaos and being entertaining.
This was also on sale at the same time as the last issue of the Hulk, which means they at least knew the book was in trouble, if not cancelled. Stan and Jack never seemed to give up on the character, and for a time, he was given a very novel role as a nomadic villain, roaming from one comic title to another, until his series revival.
The bazooka bola that the soldiers use seems to be something you'd associate with Hawkeye or Green Arrow with their bola arrows. I wonder if Jack ever used a bola arrow when he was working on Green Arrow in the 50s? I wonder if this is the last "imagine spot" where the FF talk about how they would handle a situation (the Hulk in this instance) like they did in issue 7 and in issue 10? I think Rick and Johnny are both alphas. Johnny has his hanger-ons when he's working on cars and Rick is the leader of the Teen Brigade. Karl Kort's subversive membership card is a bad idea. Things like that could get his security clearance revoked, just ask Oppenheimer. Speaking of Karl Kort, in Marvel Age: FF #12 where this story is retold, Kort has long hair and glasses. If Tom Scioli added more material to FF: Grand Design George Lucas style, he could put himself in the story as Karl Kort. Sue knocks the weapon out of Kort's hand, so I guess another rebuttal to the readers that she's not useless. The most famous homage to this cover I know of is Thor 404 by Ron Frenz.
I like the earlier, less powerful era of the characters.
Great grappling panels at 8:54.
10:25 Bruce really Looks like Geoff Darrow