Synopsis "Hulk: Gray (in Spanish)"

La explosión de la bomba gamma destruyó la vida de Bruce Banner para siempre. Este evento catastrófico no solo liberó a la criatura más poderosa de la Tierra, el Increíble Hulk, sino que también condenó al científico a una existencia controvertida entre el hombre y el monstruo. A pesar de haber adquirido una fuerza descomunal, su corazón siempre fue vulnerable ante Betty Ross, la hija de su archienemigo, el General "Thunderbolt" Ross. El aclamado equipo de Jeph Loeb y Tim Sale sigue profundizando en la génesis de los héroes más emblemáticos de Marvel Comics. En "HULK: GRAY" revelan el verdadero origen de Hulk y descubren un secreto que transformará para siempre nuestra percepción de Bruce Banner.

Jeph Loeb

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Jeph Loeb (Stamford, Connecticut, January 29, 1958) is an American screenwriter and producer known for his work in comics and television. He has worked on series such as Smallville, Lost, and Heroes, and in movies like Commando and Teen Wolf. In comics, he has tackled characters like Spider-Man, Hulk, Captain America, Iron Man, Daredevil, Batman, Superman, Supergirl, the Avengers, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, often collaborating with artist Tim Sale.

Among his most notable works are Batman: The Long Halloween (1996), Batman: Dark Victory (1999), Batman: Hush (2002), Superman/Batman (2003), and Spider-Man: Blue (2002), all in the comic book genre. These publications have been recognized with Eisner and Wizard Fan Awards.

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Tim Sale

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Tim Sale (1956-2022) was a renowned American comic book artist, famous for his distinctive style and collaborations with writer Jeph Loeb. Throughout his career, he worked on projects for DC Comics and Marvel Comics, standing out for his ability to create unique visual atmospheres and expressive graphic narratives. His artistic legacy continues to be a reference in the comic industry.

Among his most notable works are Batman: The Long Halloween (1996), Batman: Dark Victory (1999), Superman: For All Seasons (1998), Daredevil: Yellow (2001), and Spider-Man: Blue (2002), all within the comic genre. His work has been recognized with several Eisner Awards, including "Best Limited Series" and "Best Penciller/Inker," solidifying his influence in contemporary visual storytelling.

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