Peter David has written more official Star Trek novels than just about anybody and, yes, every so often he pilots the enterprise through the comics industry. His most recent outing with the character was a bit more team-centric, though, as he wrote The Avengers Season One, an original graphic novel included with a Wal-Mart exclusive version of Marvel's The Avengers on Blu-ray. That said, the stories Lest Darkness Come, Ground Zero and The End are all pretty solid material as well.ĭavid has returned to the Jade Giant time and again, often serving as the go-to writer for Marvel when they need to do something big and ambitious, an anniversary issue or anything like that. There are literally dozens of collected editions, novels, graphic novels and more by Peter David based on Hulk and his cousin She-Hulk, including Hulk: The End and eight volumes of Hulk Visionaries: Peter David graphic novels.but the high point (and arguably the best single Hulk story ever told) has to be The Incredible Hulk: Future Imperfect, in which Banner seeks a permanent cure for his condition, ending The Hulk as we know it as he's being pursued for crimes he didn't commit. Fixit, a version of the Hulk much different from the traditional green rage monster, who's gray, a bit more civilized.but still just as much of a burden on Bruce Banner's life (he once drank the contents of a liquor store, just to stick Banner with the next day's hangover). Some highlights include the introduction of Mr. The character has often been criticized as being somewhat one-note, but that was curbed significantly after David's long-lasting, fan-favorite run on the title. Peter David is, for many fans, the best Hulk writer since Stan Lee.

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