Wolverine vs. Grey Hulk is an iconic clash between two of Marvel's most savage and powerful characters. One of the most famous encounters between these two takes place in The Incredible Hulk #340 (1988), written by Peter David and illustrated by Todd McFarlane.
Story Overview:
In this issue, the Hulk is in his grey-skinned persona, which is often depicted as more cunning and intelligent than his classic green form. At this time, Wolverine is a member of the X-Men, and his deadly reputation as a fierce fighter is already well established.
As the story unfolds, Wolverine and the Hulk cross paths while traveling through the Canadian wilderness. Logan, always ready for a fight, doesn’t back down from a confrontation. The battle between them is intense and brutal, with Wolverine’s adamantium claws pitted against Hulk’s incredible strength and durability. Unlike previous battles where the Hulk’s brute force dominated, this version of Hulk fights with a more strategic and ruthless approach, making the battle more even and unpredictable.
Highlights of the Fight:
Wolverine’s claws can cut the Grey Hulk, but Hulk’s resilience allows him to keep fighting.
The Grey Hulk, though not as physically strong as the Green Hulk, uses his intelligence to counter Wolverine’s attacks.
The fight is depicted in stunning, cinematic detail by Todd McFarlane, known for his dynamic and gritty art style.
The encounter ends inconclusively, as both characters survive, but the battle cements their long-standing rivalry.