Joe Casey and John Byrne launch the Hulk into the 21st century in the latest Incredible Hulk Omnibus.
The Incredible Hulk by John Byrne and Joe Casey Omnibus collects Casey’s brief run that finishes off the original The Incredible Hulk series with issues #468-474 before launching into Byrne and Ron Garney’s run in the new The Incredible Hulk #1-11.
Other contents in the collection include The Incredible Hulk Annual 1998, X-Man Annual 1998, Hulk Annual ’99, and Glenn Greenberg, Rick Leonardi, and Dan Green’s short-lived throwback series The Rampaging Hulk (all six issues).
Other writers and artists represented in the Omnibus include Chris Cooper, Terry Kavanagh, Erik Larsen, Jerry Ordway, Fred Hembeck, Javier Pulido, Ed McGuinness, Doug Wheatley, CrissCross, Ron Frenz, Lee Weeks, Rick Leonardi, Dave Ross, Dan Jurgens, Sal Buscema, Mark Texeira, Mike S. Miller, Denys Cowan, Sean Parson, Larry Mahlstedt, Nathan Massengil, Tom Wegazyn, Caesar, Keith Williams, Hector Collazo, Scott Koblish, Klaus Janson, and Tom Palmer.
The Hulk contends with all sort of hero and villain problems in the form of the Super-Adaptoid, the Circus of Crime, the Abomination, the Leader, Thunderbolt Ross, Iron Man and the Avengers, Wolverine, Namor the Sub-Mariner, Thanos, X-Man, and the Thing.
Paul Jenkins would begin his run on The Incredible Hulk following Byrne’s last issue in Incredible Hulk #12 in March of 2000.
The Incredible Hulk by John Byrne and Joe Casey Omnibus consists of 768 pages for a suggested retail price of $100.00.
Fans will be able to choose between a Garney or Weeks (comic shop exclusive) cover which you can check out below.
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