Mr. Fixit (Joe Fixit)

Marvel's Joe Fixit: Created By: Joe Fixit, also known as the Gray Hulk, was created by writer Bill Mantlo and artist Sal Buscema. He first appeared in "Incredible Hulk" #324 in 1986. First Appearances: Joe Fixit made his debut as the Gray Hulk in "Incredible Hulk" #324. He is a unique persona of Bruce Banner, the Hulk, with distinct characteristics and personality traits. Major Comic Book Story Appearances: Joe Fixit had a significant run during the "Incredible Hulk" series in the late 1980s. Notable story arcs include "Ground Zero" and "Hulk: Future Imperfect." Full Bio: Joe Fixit represents one of the Hulk's multiple personas, each with its own distinct traits. Joe Fixit is characterized by his gray skin, average intelligence, and a more cunning and street-smart personality compared to other Hulk incarnations. Unlike the more savage Green Hulk or the intelligent Bruce Banner, Joe Fixit operates as a gray-skinned enforcer and often takes on roles in organized crime. Despite his seemingly antagonistic nature, Joe Fixit plays a crucial role in the Hulk's complex psyche. Power Set: As the Gray Hulk, Joe Fixit possesses superhuman strength, durability, and regenerative abilities typical of the Hulk. However, his intelligence level is notably higher than the Green Hulk, allowing for a more strategic and cunning approach to situations. Friends and Allies in the Comics: While Joe Fixit has had various interactions with characters in the Marvel Universe, he often operates independently, pursuing his own agenda. His relationships with other superheroes and allies are influenced by his morally ambiguous nature.