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Joe Alexander
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Alphabetical order:
Sal Buscema
John Byrne
Gil Kane
Tim Sale
Herb Trimpe
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Victor Manuel Fernandez Patiño
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Steve DitkoJohn Buscema Gil Kane John Byrne Ron Garney
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Stephen Bergstrom
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JB
Dale Keown
Sal Buscema
Carlo Pagulayan
Gary Frank
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Stephen Churay
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Robert and Chad, I love that image of Simonson's Hulk. While the
styles different, it reminds me of this one Weeks did. Also, for those of
you not familiar with Lee Weeks version, check it out.
http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?
Piece=604948&GSub=92939
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Brian Rhodes
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In order... 1) Sal Buscema - that's "my" Hulk. Such a great run. 2) JB - MTU. That Hulk Annual with Angel and Iceman. The short, short run on Incredible -- oh, what could have been.... 3) Dale Keown - his "merged" Hulk was pretty nice, but his "Mean Green" was just awesome. 4) Herb Trimpe - Sal was the current artist on the Hulk when I started reading. When I started finding back issues (and reprints), the vast majority was Trimpe art. Lots of fun. 5) Kirby - because he was King.
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Joe Hollon
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This list is all opinions of course.
That being said, if Sal Buscema was not on your list, your list is wrong! =0)
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Gary Olson
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Kirby, Ditko, JB... and how about Marie Severin and Jim Starlin?
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Armindo Macieira
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Sal Buscema in #1
Then, in no particular order, Kirby, JB, John Buscema, Keown and Gary Frank.
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Brian Floyd
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Herb Trimpe
Jack Kirby
Sal Buscema
John Byrne
I don't really have a #5
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Michael Penn
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OK, I shall prepare myself to duck and cover...
I'm not such a great fan of Sal Buscema's Hulk. I never especially cared for how he depicted the Hulk's face.
EEP! Run away! [Graham Chapman voice...]
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Fred J Chamberlain
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Sal's Hulk was all over the place during ym childhood in the 70's. That was the Hulk I knew over all others. Iconic, to be true. The power and beauty of this portrayal varied from inker to inker, as is often the case.
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Tim Cousar
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Kirby, Ditko, Trimpe, Buscema, Byrne
The first Hulk I recall seeing was Gil Kane's in an issue of Smash magazine.
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