The eminent scientist Bruce Banner studies gamma rays. One day, an experiment goes wrong and the researcher finds himself exposed to high radiations that upset his metabolism. From then on, whenever he is under stress, he turns into a creature with green skin, violent and uncontrollable... the incredible Hulk! Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby just after the Four Fantastics, Hulk joined the comic world in the six episodes of the Incredible Hulk series published between 1962 and 1963 and gathered in this book. A preface by Stan Lee with original covers complete the program.
Comics
2003
Action
Superhero
Hulk - The Integrale
- Panini Comics Publisher
- Marvel France Publisher
- Peter David Writer
- Roy Thomas Writer
- Archie Goodwin Writer
- Stan Lee Writer
- Bob Harras Writer
- Gary Friedrich Writer
- Barry Dutter Writer
- Tom Field Writer
- Frank Lovece Writer
- Steve Englehart Writer
- Dave Gibbons Writer
- Dave Gibbons Artist
- Gerry Conway Writer
- Scott Lobdell Writer
- Harlan Ellison Writer
- Jeph Loeb Writer
- Jerry Novick Writer
- William Messner-Loebs Writer
- Bill Everett Writer
- Bill Everett Artist
- Matt Wagner Writer
- Mike Esposito Artist
- Jack Kirby Artist
- Jeff Purves Artist
- Gary Franck Artist
- Todd McFarlane Artist
- Jerry Grandenetti Artist
- Paul Pelletier Artist
- Dale Keown Artist
- Sam Kieth Artist
- Herb Trimpe Artist
- Liam Sharp Artist
- Marie Severin Artist
- Werner Roth Artist
- Mike Deodato Jr. Artist
- John Ridgway Artist
- Travis Charest Artist
- Sal Buscema Artist
- Keith Pollard Artist
- Chris Bachalo Artist
- Steve Ditko Artist
- Adam Kubert Artist
- Dan Reed Artist
- Dick Ayers Artist
- Angel Medina Artist
- Darick Robertson Artist
- John Romita Sr. Artist
- Erik Larsen Artist
- Jan Duursema Artist
- Adam Pollina Artist
- Justiniano Artist
- Gene Colan Artist
- George Pérez Artist
- Alex Saviuk Artist
- Ron Wagner Artist
- Bob Powell Artist
- Chris Renaud Artist
- Sam Grainger Artist
- Andrew Wildman Artist
- Carl Burgos Artist
- John Hebert Artist
- Terry Dodson Artist
- Tom Raney Artist
- Dan Adkins Artist
- Gil Kane Artist
- Francesco Francavilla Artist
- Kevin West Artist
- Gary Barker Artist
Details
- Type
- Comics
- Release
- 2003-06-01
- Countries
- États-Unis
- Original language
- English
- Genres
- Action, Superhero
- Volumes
- 17
- Status
- Ongoing
- Information verified on
- 9 octobre 2026
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Hulk - The Integrale
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Volume 1 — 1962-1963
The eminent scientist Bruce Banner studies gamma rays. One day, an experiment goes wrong and the researcher finds himself exposed to high radiations that upset his metabolism. From then on, whenever he is under stress, he turns into a creature with green skin, violent and uncontrollable... the incredible Hulk! Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby just after the Four Fantastics, Hulk joined the comic world in the six episodes of the Incredible Hulk series published between 1962 and 1963 and gathered in this book. A preface by Stan Lee with original covers complete the program.
Volume 2 — 1987-1988
The brilliant scientist Bruce Banner tests a bomb of his invention to try to better identify and control the power still unknown from gamma radiations. But an incident occurs and he is fortarily irradiated. As soon as he is under pressure, he transforms into a green monster drunk of fury, the incredible Hulk! This second volume by Hulk l'Integrale presents the first eleven episodes of the Incredible Hulk series, signed Peter David and Todd McFarlane, namely numbers 331 to 341. The original covers and an unreleased introduction by David himself complete the program.
Volume 3 — 1988
The brilliant scientist Bruce Banner tests a bomb of his invention to try to better identify and control the still unknown power of gamma radiation. But an incident occurs and it is highly irradiated. As soon as he is under pressure, he transforms into a green monster drunk of fury, the incredible Hulk! This third volume of Hulk: the integral includes episodes 342 to 350 of the Incredible Hulk series, written by Peter David and designed by Todd Mc Farlane and Jeff Purves, but also a Spider-Man issue and one of the Fantastiques who share a crossover with Hulk.
Volume 4 — 1989
The brilliant scientist Bruce Banner tests a bomb of his invention to try to better identify and control the power still unknown from gamma radiations. But an incident occurs and it is highly irradiated. As soon as he is under pressure, he transforms into a green monster drunk of fury, the incredible Hulk! This fourth volume by Hulk l'Integrale brings together thirteen episodes of the series The Incredible Hulk, written by Peter David and illustrated by Jeff Purves, namely numbers 351 to 363.
Volume 5 — 1990
Peter David's prodigious performance continues in this exceptional album. In summary, thirteen episodes never published in France! Under his grey appearance, Hulk will have to face the Abomination, the Four Fantastiques, the Leader, the Freedom Force... and himself! With an honorable guest: the Defenders. Contains the episodes US Incredible Hulk (1968) 364-376, unreleased
Volume 6 — 1991
In this full-length news about Peter David's performance, Doc Samson tries to merge the various personalities of Bruce Banner. He is placed under hypnosis and will then remember his childhood... Hulk then confronts formidable opponents and meets with members of the Pantheon. Also in summary, adventures take place during the Infinite Glove saga!
Volume 7 — 1992
Hulk continues his adventures within the Pantheon, meeting Man-Chose, Punisher or X-Factor mutants in turn. History culminates in a dazzling confrontation against the Leader. Contains US episodes: - Incredible Hulk #390-400 - Incredable Hulk annual #17
Volume 8 — 1993 (I)
Hulk receives an offer that he cannot refuse: become the Pantheon's leader! Also find a crossover with other Defenders: Namor, Silver Surfer and Doctor Strange.
Volume 9 — 1993
In this second half of 1993, we rediscover episodes 407 to 412 by Incredible Hulk, as well as two long episodes by Hulk: Future Imparti. Contains the US episodes: - Incredible Hult 407-412, 389, 393 & Annual 18 - Hulk Future Imperfect 1-2 - Marvel Holiday Special 2 - Marvel Comics Presents 26 and 45 previously published in the magazines Hulk (Semic) 14-17, the album 100% MARVEL : HULK : Futur Imparti et 4 unpubliques).
Volume 10 — 1994
A passage from Silver Surfer, Starjammers and Rick Jones' wedding! Contains the US episodes: - Incredible Hulk #413-419 - Annual #20 - Tales to Astonish (1994) #1 - Incredibly Hulk Vs Venom (1994) #1 previously published in Hulk (Semic) 17-20, Top BD 40
Volume 11 — 1964-1966
In parallel with the INTEGRALs collecting Peter David's episodes, here is a return to the sources! At the beginning of his career, Hulk faced as many heroes as bad guys! With apparitions by Giant-Man, Hercules, the Leader and many other characters. Contains US episodes: - Tales to Astonish (1959) 59-79 (Hulk), previously published in Strange Adventures 22-25, 34 and 36. This integral without numbering intercedes between Volume 1 and 2.
Volume 12 — 1966-1968
The Green Giant faces Boomerang, a killer android of Hulk and the Abomination, his sworn enemy, who appears here for the first time. And this is only the beginning! Hulk will face the most powerful heroes in the Marvel universe: Silver Surfer, Namor and the Mighty Thor! Contains US episodes: - Tales to Astonish (1959) 80-101 - Incredible Hulk (1962) 102 Previously published titles in: - MARVEL : THE ORIGINS 4 - THE TREASURES OF MARVEL 1968 - Hulk Color 1-4 - Vengers Color 4 - Strange Adventures 39
Volume 13 — 1994-1995
Hulk travels to Hell. His friends at the Pantheon suffered a terrible loss, and Hulk himself was taken by Héla in the Hell of the Asgardens. Then, with the fall of the Pantheons, Hulk left his anger free and became the wild Bruce Banner Contains US episodes: - Incredible Hulk (1962) #420-432 Previously published titles in Hulk V.I. 20-27
Volume 14 — 1968
Hulk saw his first adventure in the cosmos, and faced the Parasite of Space! Then, back on Earth, he confronted Rhino, Mandarin or the Humans to the fullest! Even the Wild Earth has a concern to make itself through Bruce Banner's alter ego! Contains US episodes: - Incredible Hulk (1962) 103-110 and Annual 1, Unreleased titles or previously published in Hulk Color 3-5.
Volume 15 — 1995-1996
A mysterious group sows chaos to the point of pushing the world towards nuclear war. But if it is a machination of the Leader, why does Hulk claim these terrorist acts and why does he look like Maestro, its future and evil version? Contains US episodes: - Incredible Hulk (1962) 433-440 - The Savage Hulk (1996) 1 - Cutting Edge (1995) 1 Unpublished or previously published titles in: - Hulk 27-29 - Hulk 30-34
Volume 16 — 1996-1997
As his strength becomes uncontrollable, Hulk goes head down on Hollywood! Can the Thunderbolts intervene? Do they want to do so? The dark predictions of the Maestro, who had told Hulk that he was going to lose everything, are they in the process of being realized? How far will the Green Giant go so that he can be left at last in peace? Will he need another Hulk's intervention to stop him? Or Wolverine's? We are approaching the end of the INTEGRALS dedicated to Hulk and written by Peter David! This volume marks the re-release of the very first episodes published by Panini upon his arrival in the comics market... These stories, beautifully illustrated by Mike Deodato Jr (Dark Avengers) and Adam Kubert (Wolverine), are thus proposed for the first time in more than 25 years! Contains US episodes: - Incredible Hulk (1962) 449-454 and -1 - Incredibly Hulk '97 (1997) 1 - Incredable Hulk : Hercules Unleashed (1996) 1 Unpublished or previously published titles in: - MARVEL 14 - MARVELL HEROES 2 - HULK 38-40 - MARVel OMNIBUS : HEROES REBORN
Volume 17 — 1971
Hulk faces the Conqueror Kang and finds himself projected in the First World War... and this is only a beginning. Abomination and Dr Fatalis also enter the dance! An essential face of Bruce Banner's universe makes its appearance: Dr Leonard Samson. Contains US episodes: - Incredible Hulk (1968) 135-144 - Avengers (1963) 88 - Marvel Super-Heroes (1967) 16 Previously published in: - AVENGERS: THE INTEGRAL 1971 - Hulk (Flash) 8-10 and 11