Immortal Hulk #31 [David Nakayama 'Gwen Stacy']

(April 2020)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 1)

foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 1 page (report information)

Script

Percy Bysshe Shelley

Letters

typeset

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Thou comest as the memory of a dream, which now is sad because it has been sweet.

Indexer Notes

Quote from Prometheus Unbound.

Remember? (Table of Contents: 2)

Hulk / comic story / 20 pages (report information)

Script

Al Ewing (credited)

Pencils

Joe Bennett (credited); Javier Rodríguez (McGowan sequence)

Inks

Ruy José (credited); Belardino Brabo (credited); Cam Smith (credited); Álvaro López (McGowan sequence)

Colors

Paul Mounts (credited); Javier Rodríguez (McGowan sequence)

Letters

Cory Petit of Virtual Calligraphy (as VC's Cory Petit)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

There's a feeling you get.

Genre

horror-suspense; superhero

Characters

Dr. Charlene McGowan (also in flashback); Glowboy (flashback); Xemnu; The Hulk (as Savage Hulk & Devil Hulk); The Minotaur [Dario Agger]; Betty Ross (as the Harpy); Jackie McGee; Murray; Rick Jones; Gamma Flight [Absorbing Man; Puck]

Synopsis

With mind control Xemnu turns all the population against the Hulk, even his allies. They forget his name and now remember Xemnu as a savior called Hulk.

Reprints

• in Immortal Hulk (Marvel, 2018 series) #7 - Hulk Is Hulk (2020)

Keywords

drug; helicopter; horror; media; mind control; monsters; Phoenix; Roxxon; Shadow Base Site G; teleportation; television

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 3)

Gamma-Grams [Gamma Grams] / letters page / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Al Ewing (credited)

Pencils

Alex Ross (painting)

Inks

Alex Ross (painting)

Colors

Alex Ross (painting)

Letters

typeset

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Howdy, Hulk-heads, and welcome to another Gamma-Grams!

Characters

Xemnu

Indexer Notes

Answers and comments by Al Ewing. Rabbi Steven Lebow writes, "No current comic book can match Ewing's sense of horror and terror." Jodi L. is thrilled about the "potential for great body horror." Tess Landon explains how she got hooked "The horror element is not something I'd normally go for." Kenny Todd explains how he was "intrigued how you would incorporate the horror into the Hulk." Paul Olson praises "building something vividly, even luridly new."

Preview for next issue's cover.