The Incredible Hulk #391

Published in March 1992, The Incredible Hulk #391 arrived during a period of significant creative evolution for Marvel’s green goliath. This issue is part of the long-running tenure of writer Peter David, who is widely credited with redefining the character by exploring the psychological complexity of Bruce Banner’s split personalities. The narrative follows the integration of the Hulk’s various personas, a hallmark of David’s character-driven approach that helped revitalize the series for a 1990s audience.

The interior artwork for this issue was provided by Dale Keown, whose dynamic and muscular illustration style became definitive for the Hulk during the early 1990s. Keown’s visual language emphasized a sense of kinetic power that resonated with readers of the era, solidifying his run alongside David as a classic period in the character’s history. The issue was well-received by fans at the time for its balance of high-stakes action and introspective character development, cementing its place in the broader Marvel continuity.