Originally Posted By: allan1
 Originally Posted By: Lothar of The Hill People
 Originally Posted By: Prometheus
 Originally Posted By: Prometheus
Claremont's X-MEN, John Byrne's FANTASTIC FOUR, DeMatties' "Kraven's Last Hunt" / "Who is the Hobgoblin?" era of SPIDER-MAN,

The Hulk would find its true voice with Peter David in the late-80's early 90's.


Yep. Those were some of the best comics made.

I wish Marvel would collect all of Davids Hulk run in TPB. I can't find any of David's stuff from 445 to the end.


They have;Marvel Visionairies: Peter David:Incredible Hulk.They're up to Vol.7(there was a loooooooong gap in time between volume 6 & 7). It's collected up to the end of the Dale Keown era so far.I hope they keep it going as I love the Peter David/Gary Frank run the most.
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You know, I just got the Walt Simonson THOR Omnibus. That thing could kill a grown man if thrown (via super-machine). I wonder if/when they will ever release his run like that? Or, would it be impossible to squeeze 16 years into a single massive-blackhole-like volume? Also, I wonder if it's because it's not a single "artist" book, just a writer's run? Have they released a Chris Claremont X-Men Omnibus yet? Could they?