Artists

Germán Peralta

Germán Peralta is a Marvel artist whose strength is atmosphere. His pages are heavy with shadow and weather, his characters grounded and physical rather than slick — a style made for stories of ruin, obsession and heroes at their lowest. That's exactly why his work looks so good in omnibus form: the large pages give his dark, textured storytelling the room it deserves.

His flagship series is Peter David's Maestro trilogy, the origin of the Hulk's evil future, where Peralta's post-apocalyptic desert and shadowy tyrant carry the whole saga. Beyond that, he has drawn some of Marvel's darkest titles — Thanos with Jeff Lemire, Moon Knight, Totally Awesome Hulk and Black Panther — always favoring mood and menace over empty spectacle.

Hulk: Maestro by Peter David Omnibus

Hulk: Maestro by Peter David Omnibus gathers three decades of the Hulk's darkest what-if. The Maestro is a future Bruce Banner who kept the Hulk's raw power and his own intelligence but lost the conscience that held the monster back. It begins with Future Imperfect (1992), Peter David and George Perez's landmark story where the present-day Hulk is thrown a century forward to face the tyrant he could become, and closes with the modern origin trilogy — Maestro, War and Pax and World War M — that shows exactly how he crossed that line. A complete study of a hero fully embracing villainy.

94.90 € ~~125.00 €~~ -24%

Start with the Hulk: Maestro by Peter David Omnibus: it gathers his most complete and sustained work in a single volume and shows why he is one of Marvel's go-to artists for a hero who turns to evil.

By publisher

Featured icons

By category

Full catalogue

Who we are

Information