Is this the most revelant post on the Hulk today?

[Mego Superboy Prime]

What do you guys think?

http://hero-envy.blogspot.com/2016/12/my-top-20-greatest-hulk-stories-ever_3.html

[Mego Milk]

Stretchy hulk!

[thunderbolt]

When I see a comic article by a self proclaimed megafan misspell John Byrne's name wrong on multiple occasions it just takes me right out of reading it.

[Starroid Raiders Dagon]

Pak wrote a Warlock that I cannot forgive. Bruce Jones' Hulk was out when the first movie was out and could drive the most ardent fan away. I agree with the writer and a bunch of those issues he shows are some of my best Hulk memories. I enjoyed Peter David' run but mostly issues drawn by Dale Keown.
Laughed pretty hard at this...
"Everyone at the party thought he was cheap for getting me just a comic book (because he was very cheap)"

[Mego Superboy Prime]

Stretchy hulk!

Mego transcends all time and space.

[hedrap]

I've sold 85% of my collection. The one thing I did keep was my complete Hulk run. I'm only missing six Silver Age appearances. Otherwise, it's everything until 2000.

This list is pretty damn accurate to my take. FF 25/26 is not just the best Hulk, but apart of the defining issues of Marvelmania. Hulk Annual 8 and DD 163 are fantastic stand-alone issues. Mystery 112, FF 112, the 70's Hulk you picked...all great choices.

Ones I'd add...

Perfect Absorbing Man story



...Parts of the Tales to Astonish runs and the Byrne/post-Byrne/McFarlane era.

Completely right about 272. Mantlo's idea should have been a odd divergent, but it was the groundwork David needed to not write the Hulk. I've said before if you took David's Hulk run and subbed Superman, Shazam or Thor, it would be the defining storyarc of that character. But for Hulk it's not close.

[Starroid Raiders Dagon]

Completely right about 272. Mantlo's idea should have been a odd divergent, but it was the groundwork David needed to not write the Hulk. I've said before if you took David's Hulk run and subbed Superman, Shazam or Thor, it would be the defining storyarc of that character. But for Hulk it's not close.

Definitely, and I enjoyed it as some amazing storytelling but was far and away from THE Incredible Hulk. He even looked like Clark Kent in some of the Liam Sharp drawn issues.