Andrew Robinson Hulks Out

Here’s a pencil sketch of the The Hulk for a Marvel trading card set.  It was drawn by Andrew Robinson and appeared [in much smaller form] in Rough Stuff #4 [April 2007]. Yep, the same Andrew Robinson who drew The Punisher and Nick Fury cards.  Here’s what Andrew said about the piece:

“I think this is the only time [for publication] that I’ve drawn the Hulk, and man, did I have a good time.”

Looking at the drawing, I can’t help but smiling.  The funny thing about the Hulk is that I’ve never really cared for the character.  Outside of his “guest appearances” to fight Ben Grim or Spider-Man, or the X-Men, I probably have read less than a handful of Hulk comics.  The best of those being Hulk drawn by Jim Starlin and Alex Nino in the Hulk’s own magazine.  But, although I’m not a fan of Hulk stories, I am a fan of Hulk drawings.  Perhaps it’s because there are so many ways that artists can draw him.  Andrew Robinson’s take is one of my favorites.