Al Ewing writes superhero and science-fiction comics with a strong interest in cosmic scale, horror and the long consequences of continuity. The Immortal Hulk turns Bruce Banner's transformations into body horror and metaphysical mystery, treating the Hulk less as a conventional superhero than as something that cannot stay dead. Ewing's work on Guardians of the Galaxy and Ultimates expands Marvel's cosmic side through large conceptual ideas, while We Only Find Them When They're Dead follows crews harvesting the bodies of dead space gods. His writing is idea-heavy but character-conscious, often rewarding readers who enjoy deep continuity and strange cosmology. It fits superhero comics, cosmic science fiction and horror-inflected graphic storytelling. Read more Less