The Raw Mass
@joefixit.bsky.social
Lifelong Hulk fan, Hulk comics are life. The biggest Joe Fixit fan on Bluesky. Also the second biggest Sam Sterns Stan in the world.
Furthermore: old-skool hip-hop head and videogame enthusiast.
Header image by the Incredible @lirhyapetitpain
Furthermore: old-skool hip-hop head and videogame enthusiast.
Header image by the Incredible @lirhyapetitpain
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Thanks for everything you brought to the Hulk lore, for adressing mental illnesses and neuroatypies with a great respect. Without you, I wouldn't love Sam like I do
This is a great loss for gamma spawns but a greater loss for the comics World
Rest in Peace Peter David
This is a great loss for gamma spawns but a greater loss for the comics World
Rest in Peace Peter David
May 25, 2025 at 6:41 PM
Thanks for everything you brought to the Hulk lore, for adressing mental illnesses and neuroatypies with a great respect. Without you, I wouldn't love Sam like I do
This is a great loss for gamma spawns but a greater loss for the comics World
Rest in Peace Peter David
This is a great loss for gamma spawns but a greater loss for the comics World
Rest in Peace Peter David
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January 13, 2025 at 9:37 PM
And when you combine the two different versions of the Leader... Oh my
January 23, 2024 at 4:12 PM
And when you combine the two different versions of the Leader... Oh my
As much as I love Rowell's She-Hulk, the most recent issue shows again how most Marvel writers won't have picked up on every detail from Immortal Hulk. Ewing established that it was Joe who saved Jen. A brilliant retcon that fits the character perfectly. Probably destined to be ignored.
January 23, 2024 at 9:22 AM
As much as I love Rowell's She-Hulk, the most recent issue shows again how most Marvel writers won't have picked up on every detail from Immortal Hulk. Ewing established that it was Joe who saved Jen. A brilliant retcon that fits the character perfectly. Probably destined to be ignored.
And for what it's worth these are mine. The games that I have the fondest memories of, the ones I personally had the most fun with in my entire life. I love these games.
January 22, 2024 at 5:35 PM
And for what it's worth these are mine. The games that I have the fondest memories of, the ones I personally had the most fun with in my entire life. I love these games.
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My wrist hurt a lil'
January 18, 2024 at 9:53 PM
My wrist hurt a lil'
Currently I'm taking a break from the big budget modern games and diving into Trails in the Sky SC on my Steam Deck.
It's a lovely and very charming PS1era style RPG but it looks way sharper and more detailed than PS1 games ever could. Really good writing too
It's a lovely and very charming PS1era style RPG but it looks way sharper and more detailed than PS1 games ever could. Really good writing too
January 18, 2024 at 10:44 PM
Currently I'm taking a break from the big budget modern games and diving into Trails in the Sky SC on my Steam Deck.
It's a lovely and very charming PS1era style RPG but it looks way sharper and more detailed than PS1 games ever could. Really good writing too
It's a lovely and very charming PS1era style RPG but it looks way sharper and more detailed than PS1 games ever could. Really good writing too
OMFG
January 18, 2024 at 6:39 PM
OMFG
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Artists come out to pa-eee-int
January 18, 2024 at 5:27 AM
Artists come out to pa-eee-int
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Hellooooooooo Nurse!
January 17, 2024 at 9:43 PM
Hellooooooooo Nurse!
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This is 12 years before Peter David introduced the DID angle and 7 years before Bill Mantlo wrote Bruce's abuse but it's interesting to see that Stern was was the first to have Hulk lash out in response to bad memories from Bruce's past that he also remembered.
January 15, 2024 at 7:25 PM
This is 12 years before Peter David introduced the DID angle and 7 years before Bill Mantlo wrote Bruce's abuse but it's interesting to see that Stern was was the first to have Hulk lash out in response to bad memories from Bruce's past that he also remembered.
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Al Ewing's Immortal Hulk is in many ways a direct sequel to Peter David's legendary 12 year run.
From Incredible Hulk minus 1: Brian Banner is convicted for killing Bruce's mom and subsequently released. In a haunting sequence it becomes clear that Brian still wants to kill Bruce.
From Incredible Hulk minus 1: Brian Banner is convicted for killing Bruce's mom and subsequently released. In a haunting sequence it becomes clear that Brian still wants to kill Bruce.
January 15, 2024 at 7:32 PM
Al Ewing's Immortal Hulk is in many ways a direct sequel to Peter David's legendary 12 year run.
From Incredible Hulk minus 1: Brian Banner is convicted for killing Bruce's mom and subsequently released. In a haunting sequence it becomes clear that Brian still wants to kill Bruce.
From Incredible Hulk minus 1: Brian Banner is convicted for killing Bruce's mom and subsequently released. In a haunting sequence it becomes clear that Brian still wants to kill Bruce.
Al Ewing's Immortal Hulk is in many ways a direct sequel to Peter David's legendary 12 year run.
From Incredible Hulk minus 1: Brian Banner is convicted for killing Bruce's mom and subsequently released. In a haunting sequence it becomes clear that Brian still wants to kill Bruce.
From Incredible Hulk minus 1: Brian Banner is convicted for killing Bruce's mom and subsequently released. In a haunting sequence it becomes clear that Brian still wants to kill Bruce.
January 15, 2024 at 7:32 PM
Al Ewing's Immortal Hulk is in many ways a direct sequel to Peter David's legendary 12 year run.
From Incredible Hulk minus 1: Brian Banner is convicted for killing Bruce's mom and subsequently released. In a haunting sequence it becomes clear that Brian still wants to kill Bruce.
From Incredible Hulk minus 1: Brian Banner is convicted for killing Bruce's mom and subsequently released. In a haunting sequence it becomes clear that Brian still wants to kill Bruce.
This is 12 years before Peter David introduced the DID angle and 7 years before Bill Mantlo wrote Bruce's abuse but it's interesting to see that Stern was was the first to have Hulk lash out in response to bad memories from Bruce's past that he also remembered.
January 15, 2024 at 7:25 PM
This is 12 years before Peter David introduced the DID angle and 7 years before Bill Mantlo wrote Bruce's abuse but it's interesting to see that Stern was was the first to have Hulk lash out in response to bad memories from Bruce's past that he also remembered.
From Incredible Hulk 226, 1978 by Roger Stern and Sal Buscema. The first time Hulk underwent a psychotherapy session by Doc Samson. We get some interesting insights into the mind of the jade giant.
It reminds me of Alex Ross' Immortal Hulk 15 cover, but I don't know if it was a direct inspiration.
It reminds me of Alex Ross' Immortal Hulk 15 cover, but I don't know if it was a direct inspiration.
January 15, 2024 at 7:16 PM
From Incredible Hulk 226, 1978 by Roger Stern and Sal Buscema. The first time Hulk underwent a psychotherapy session by Doc Samson. We get some interesting insights into the mind of the jade giant.
It reminds me of Alex Ross' Immortal Hulk 15 cover, but I don't know if it was a direct inspiration.
It reminds me of Alex Ross' Immortal Hulk 15 cover, but I don't know if it was a direct inspiration.
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Did I ever share these here ?
September 19, 2023 at 1:18 PM
Did I ever share these here ?
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Fun fact, I printed the whole set afterward, a few of you have them too (thanks!) And I'm still so so proud of it, it looks sick
(I display Sam obviously)
(I display Sam obviously)
January 14, 2024 at 9:35 PM
Fun fact, I printed the whole set afterward, a few of you have them too (thanks!) And I'm still so so proud of it, it looks sick
(I display Sam obviously)
(I display Sam obviously)
I accidentally stumbled across this Ron Frenz commission while looking for calendars.
It's an INCREDIBLE work of art showcasing the Savage era and the Fixit era. You can keep finding new references the longer you look at it.
Also big Sam!
It's an INCREDIBLE work of art showcasing the Savage era and the Fixit era. You can keep finding new references the longer you look at it.
Also big Sam!
January 14, 2024 at 11:23 AM
I accidentally stumbled across this Ron Frenz commission while looking for calendars.
It's an INCREDIBLE work of art showcasing the Savage era and the Fixit era. You can keep finding new references the longer you look at it.
Also big Sam!
It's an INCREDIBLE work of art showcasing the Savage era and the Fixit era. You can keep finding new references the longer you look at it.
Also big Sam!
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Here’s the cover what I did for Best Of 2000AD vol 6. Out soon-ish I think?
(Design by @hellomuller.bsky.social)
(Design by @hellomuller.bsky.social)
January 12, 2024 at 6:56 PM
Here’s the cover what I did for Best Of 2000AD vol 6. Out soon-ish I think?
(Design by @hellomuller.bsky.social)
(Design by @hellomuller.bsky.social)
I can't draw but sometimes I get distracted while trying to make a groceries list
Doodle a go go
Doodle a go go
January 13, 2024 at 12:43 PM
I can't draw but sometimes I get distracted while trying to make a groceries list
Doodle a go go
Doodle a go go
Finally an artist who saw the venetian blinds hairstyle of Norman and just went all-in on it.
I cannot wait to read this book! JMD will doubtless be dropping some major insights into the Osborn family's early days.
January 13, 2024 at 7:14 AM
Finally an artist who saw the venetian blinds hairstyle of Norman and just went all-in on it.
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If you see this post a cool comic book cover.
I don't love Chip Zdarsky, you love Chip Zdarsky
I don't love Chip Zdarsky, you love Chip Zdarsky
January 12, 2024 at 12:27 AM
If you see this post a cool comic book cover.
I don't love Chip Zdarsky, you love Chip Zdarsky
I don't love Chip Zdarsky, you love Chip Zdarsky