John Ernenputschさんのイラストまとめ

And finally... here’s some of the final Rulk/Hulk main event. Trust me, go back and do a quick re-read of the Loeb era of Hulk. It’s SO MUCH FUN, and the art from some of the best living artists is a big reason why this big, dumb, stupid, bombastic comic works (17/)

(16/)

Oh and shit got even crazier with Fall Of Hulks & World War Hulks, I mean... just look at this stuff. The next few tweets are presented without comment other than nobody could pull this off quite like McGuinness did (15/)

and would win! People used to get so upset at how “bad” the comic was, but you had McGuinness (with some beautiful Art Adams & Frank Cho issues interspersed) drawing massive battles. Looking back... what’s not to love? He EVEN STOLE SILVER SURFER’S BOARD (14/)

Speaking of crazy... McGuinness and Loeb would team again on the infamous original Red Hulk run of Hulk. The series reads much, much better with the benefit of time and hindsight. It was absolutely bananas, and such a fun read these days. Rulk fought pretty much everyone (13/)

A few years later McGuinness would rejoin the title for Loeb’s last S/B arc. That was a doozy. I won’t attempt to even explain it... other than there was an Ultimates pastiche (Maximums), a lot of gender swapped characters. Oh and then Bat-Mite Mr. Mxy, Darkseid, and Joker(10/)

Then the big reveal that Lex didn’t notice that Shazam & Hawkman weren’t themselves afte they came back from fighting Batman & Superman. This moment was awesome. The shot of Superman’s chest sticking out from the Shazam costume was 🔥👏👌 (9/)

This great moment where Dick throws a punch at the President in the Oval Office! I don’t think there’s a character from either Marvel or DC that Ed doesn’t draw great. To make that point even more, below I also threw in a random page from his and Loeb’s Nova run years later (8/)

That entire arc was phenomenal, and absolutely beautiful. I loved the end of issue 3 & then #4 when Lex brought in some of the big guns to find the fugitive Batman & Superman (6/)

... art duties on the first and last arcs of the really, really good Superman/Batman series that started in 2003. That first arc where Superman & Batman bringing down President Lex Luthor felt like a huge event at the time, without being a proper event with tie-ins (5/)