Lex’s Reviews > Jeph Loeb & Tim Sale: Hulk Gallery Edition > Status Update
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Issue 3
The story of Hulk’s first kill with the rabbit, is a perfect metaphor for the character. He craves connection, but someone always ends up hurt. I didn’t know about Tony Stark’s appearance in the story that’s a really fun moment, and it makes me sad that Loeb and Sale never had the opportunity to make Iron Man: Gold like they apparently planned.
— Jul 23, 2026 11:35PM
The story of Hulk’s first kill with the rabbit, is a perfect metaphor for the character. He craves connection, but someone always ends up hurt. I didn’t know about Tony Stark’s appearance in the story that’s a really fun moment, and it makes me sad that Loeb and Sale never had the opportunity to make Iron Man: Gold like they apparently planned.
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Issue 6
It’s very tragic, Bruce’s conclusion of why he thought Betty loved him. He struggles the see the difference between him and Ross by the end which is what they’ve been building too with the dog metaphor. And since Betty already loved her monster of a father it wasn’t a stretch to him at she could love a monster like him.
— Jul 24, 2026 02:16PM
It’s very tragic, Bruce’s conclusion of why he thought Betty loved him. He struggles the see the difference between him and Ross by the end which is what they’ve been building too with the dog metaphor. And since Betty already loved her monster of a father it wasn’t a stretch to him at she could love a monster like him.
Lex
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Issue 5
I like the dynamic with Hulk and Betty a lot, and how Samson points out that Betty was going through the 5 stages of grief over Bruce. That’s definitely something the character needs to know that Betty did love him.
— Jul 24, 2026 02:08PM
I like the dynamic with Hulk and Betty a lot, and how Samson points out that Betty was going through the 5 stages of grief over Bruce. That’s definitely something the character needs to know that Betty did love him.
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Issue 4
Loeb is clearly a master of storytelling, and Sale is the perfect artist to compliment him. Bruce’s story of the dog biting the mans hand and how he isn’t quite sure whether him or Ross is the dog or the owner, is phenomenal.
— Jul 24, 2026 02:00PM
Loeb is clearly a master of storytelling, and Sale is the perfect artist to compliment him. Bruce’s story of the dog biting the mans hand and how he isn’t quite sure whether him or Ross is the dog or the owner, is phenomenal.
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Issue 2
Loeb has such an incredible way with words, that it makes seemingly simple moments so beautiful. The scene with Hulk at Betty’s door is a genuine masterpiece of comic.
— Jul 23, 2026 11:23PM
Loeb has such an incredible way with words, that it makes seemingly simple moments so beautiful. The scene with Hulk at Betty’s door is a genuine masterpiece of comic.
Lex
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Issue 1
The more of their comics i’ve read the more ive come to absolutely adore Tim Sale’s art and how it lends itself to every story he works on. Loeb and Sale were an untouchable duo. The way the color and the style lend itself to the story Loeb has written is incredible. I’ve always had a deep love for tragic characters and I love that Loeb and Sale shared that admiration.
— Jul 23, 2026 11:03PM
The more of their comics i’ve read the more ive come to absolutely adore Tim Sale’s art and how it lends itself to every story he works on. Loeb and Sale were an untouchable duo. The way the color and the style lend itself to the story Loeb has written is incredible. I’ve always had a deep love for tragic characters and I love that Loeb and Sale shared that admiration.