Stan Lee’s The Incredible Hulk #105: This Monster Unleashed Limited Edition is a striking canvas that captures one of Marvel’s most enduring characters at his most powerful. Produced as a signed, numbered edition of just 195, this work brings the energy of the original 1968 comic cover into a large-scale, collectible artwork for contemporary audiences. Measuring 70 × 102 cm unframed (112 × 81 cm framed), it commands presence on the wall and delivers the bold colour, dynamic linework, and emotional intensity that defined Marvel’s golden era.
The piece not only celebrates the might of the Hulk but also symbolises Stan Lee’s revolutionary approach to storytelling. By collaborating with legendary artists such as Jack Kirby, Lee redefined superheroes as complex, flawed individuals. Characters like the Hulk embodied not only brute strength but also vulnerability and inner conflict, traits that connected deeply with readers and set Marvel apart from competitors.
This edition forms part of the broader legacy of Stan Lee, who created or co-created Spider-Man, Iron Man, Thor, the X-Men, the Avengers, and countless other icons. His work transcended comics, influencing film, fashion, and global popular culture. Awarded the National Medal of Arts in 2008, Lee remains a cultural giant whose vision shaped generations.
As a collectible, The Incredible Hulk #105: This Monster Unleashed appeals to both fine art buyers and Marvel fans seeking a tangible connection to Lee’s creative world. While limited editions by Stan Lee face a selective secondary market, the rarity, scale, and subject matter of this piece give it strong appeal to buyers seeking iconic Marvel imagery in a display-ready format.
| Medium: | Canvas |
| Format: | Canvas |
| Size (Unframed): | 102 x 70 cm |
| Size (Framed): | 112 x 81 cm |
| Signed: | Yes |
| Limited Edition: | Edition 177 of 195 |
Legendary comic book artist Stan Lee’s (b.1922) iconic, yet flawed, superheroes revolutionised the comic book industry forever; introducing us to extraordinary characters with very ordinary fears, hopes and dreams.
Stan Lee created X-Men, Iron Man, Spider-Man, and Avengers along with multiple other superheroes that made Marvel Comics a success. After graduating at 16, he began working for Timely Comics, which eventually became Marvel, and was promoted to editor in 1942. Stan Lee’s drawings showed the heroes on a human level, conveying their emotion and vulnerabilities; this was uncommon practice at the time.
In 1961, he created the Fantastic Four with Jack Kirby, cementing Marvel’s place in the comic world. The worth of Stan Lee’s paintings continues to increase, along with the value of first editions of his famous comic books. Stan Lee’s drawings are world renowned, and in 2008 he was awarded the National Medal of Arts for his contribution to art.
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