The 100 Best Incredible Hulk Stories of All Time In Chronological Order

The 100 Best Incredible Hulk Stories of All Time In Chronological Order, from their first appearance in 1962 to the most recent storylines. Everything you ever need to read on Marvel's Jade Behemoth.
Top 10 ranks as follows:
10 - Banner
09 - And Now... the Wolverine
08 - Freedom
07 - The Brute That Shouted Love At the Heart of the Atom
06 - Vicious Circle
05 - Return of the Monster
04 - Or Is He Both?
03 - World War Hulk
02 - Future Imperfect
01 - Honey, I Shrunk the Hulk
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[@jackpot42]

There's a what if story that was essentially an allegory and psa for domestic violence in which the concept was banner being a monsterous wrathful abuser with an angelic and innocent being trapped deep inside that i absolutely adore

[@smartplayer7743]

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[@sassysteveartist]

Love the content, thanks for the shout-out to good old Jade Jaws! Some great stories here.

[@movienaut]

In a way, are these your top 100 favorite marvel villains or is it just a random choice of villains? And since when was Cindy Moon a villain? (lol)

[@comicbelief]

I suppose everything is subjective, so yes, that’s my personal view. The Cindy Moon mentioned is from another reality and relates to the Spider-Gwen series, which is highly recommended.

[@jojojotaru1167]

Do you think the stories mentioned in this video are a good reading order? Because I'm new to Hulk stories, all I've seen is Planet Hulk and a few Hulk Immortal Comics

[@comicbelief]

Yes and no. They are certainly worth reading, but there are stories in between that you shouldn’t skip. You should think in terms of entire runs. Immortal Hulk is a solid read from beginning to end. Bruce Jones’ run is also very good. Obviously the gold standard of Hulk stories is Peter David’s run, but that’s a huge one covering some ten years and going through many phases. If you have the time, the period from issue 333 to 425 is very, very good, from his revert to gray, to the “merged” Hulk to Future Imperfect. David is a master of character development, and very funny.

[@jojojotaru1167]

@@comicbelief Thanks But when I was reading the immortal hulk, I found that I did not know anything about the personality of Hulk, his enemies, and the most important events in his life, so I want to see old stories of him to know more.

[@comicbelief]

@@jojojotaru1167 If you want to dive deep, you can read the comics cited here as stand-alone stories up to the mid-1980s. Some might fell quite dated, though. John Byrne’s short run in 1985 leads to the grey Hulk and to Peter David’s run. That’s when the modern Hulk really comes to be, with the idea of multiple personalities, characters like the Leader and Abomination become more layered and new enemies like the Maestro first appear.

[@jojojotaru1167]

@@comicbelief well, that is good the Leader and Abomination are characters I want to know more about And I love the idea of multiple characters

[@jojojotaru1167]

@@comicbelief Well, now I arrived after the fall of the pantheon until rohino and abomnition storys. I can say that I liked Peter David run, despite the presence of some negatives, but after the fall of the pantheon, the story became very boring. I mean, it is only about Hulk trying not to reveal himself to the rest of the world And hardly anything interesting happens .Is the ring worth continuing or moving on to something else?

[@lanceuppercut3498]

Interesting that no Mr Fixit stories were included, especially an excellent two part story which had Mr Fixit (Gray Hulk) fight The Thing thanks to Dr Doom which started in FF #320 and concluded in Incredible Hulk #350

[@comicbelief]

Well, the gray hulk is well represented, but his Las Vegas days just aren’t a favorite of mine. Mostly, I dislike Jeff Purves’ artwork. But of course anything written by Peter David is above average.

[@lanceuppercut3498]

@@comicbelief Fair enough. The good thing about lists like these are I believe is there is no right or wrong choices as no one will always pick exactly the same stories and this is what make list these things interesting.Oh yes I totally agree with you on Jeff Purvis art work it was terrible. I never liked his art and yeah thank god it was more then made up by Peter David's great story telling

[@comicbelief]

@@lanceuppercut3498 It’s the main reason I wanted to make large 100 comics lists. Top tens are fun enough, but they tend to be very similar, while other great stories are relegated to unfair obscurity.

[@AuntPetuniasEverLovingNephew86]

I hadn't read Hulk comics for a while (when Greg Pak left Hulk) but when I heard Mark Waid took over, I started to read Hulk again. I was surprised and delighted how good Indestructible Hulk was, that I just bought the complete collection volume because I couldn't find the rest of tbps.

[@comicbelief]

If you haven’t read it yet, I highly recommend Al Ewing’s the Immortal Hulk. It’s not only one of Hulk’s best but one of the best comics of the last decade.

[@AuntPetuniasEverLovingNephew86]

@@comicbelief since I last posted I just bought today the Planet Hulk book and let just me say that it was worth every bit of $34.99. Fourteen issues and about 3 stories from a couple issues or less, I will explain it in two words: EPIC! AWESOME! Have to wait till next month to start to the Immortal Hulk books.

[@AuntPetuniasEverLovingNephew86]

​​@@comicbelief I just bought 5 volumes of the Hulk (The Immortal Hulk vol 1 Or Is He Both & vol 2 The Green Door) & (Mighty Marvel Masterworks the Incredible Hulk vol 1 The Green Goliath & vol 2 The Lair Of The Leader) & (World War Hulk).

[@Darwaxion]

2:55 shouldn’t it be V1 instead of V2?

[@comicbelief]

Incredible Hulk’s v1 only lasted six issues. When Tales to Astonish changed its name, it became Incredible Hulk v2