I can't recommend picking up this book enough. It is one of the best books to come out in awhile and is one that really shouldn't be missed. Read Full Review

Read Hulk. Just read it. It is the tale about a woman coming to terms with trauma and odds are its going to get even more raw in the next issue. I, for one, am excited for that. Read Full Review

This issue is better than the first as it strikes many emotional chords; as someone who has to take medication for depression and anxiety, I really identified with the conflicting feeling Jen is juggling, and how she is desperately trying to keep her demons at bay. Tamaki, in this issue, presents a tour de force. I hope this series can maintain this striking emotional core as it progresses. Read Full Review

Tamaki and Leon done teased us with this appetizer of this new Hulk that Jen has within herself for the second month. I'm ready to move onto the next course and see just what type of monster Jen is dealing with now. The pacing continues to be excellent toward that unveil and this angle on Hulking out over trauma adds a great spin to an already top notch (if at times overlooked/underrated) character. Read Full Review

The new Hulk series continues its good start and a very interesting take on She-Hulk, but the second issue is too much of a retread of the first. Read Full Review

Art issues aside, though, Hulk is a pleasant surprise and provides something for longtime She-Hulk fans and those who are looking for a great hopping-on point to the Marvel Universe. Read Full Review

This may not be the story that you're looking for if you're a Hulk fan. But then again, Hulk #2 isn't really a story for traditional Hulk fans. Tamaki and her art team are trying to tell a story about coping with reality. This might be an imaginary story but the weight of the proceedings is very real. Jen Walters is coping with loss in the same ways that the creators themselves and likely the readers of this book do as well. Hulk comics don't usually have a reputation for being all that cerebral, but this creative team saw that as a challenge. They're finding out what the Hulk means in 2017, and it's a captivating new exploration. Read Full Review

Aside from some contrived and forced moments, Hulk continuesto take us along this cerebral journey with Jen. We get a lot of other greatmoments but a few seem to be repeating the same plot points as the previousissue. Granted, this is only the second issue of the series and we do still needto establish different aspects of this character and the characters surroundingher but I'm more looking forward to the future. Read Full Review

We'll need more from the narrative overall to fully buy in to this series, but the character is in good hands. Read Full Review

A well put together issue that at the end of the day is really uncomfortable to read. Read Full Review

Hulk #2, like the first issue, is not a bad comic. The issue handles its subject matter about a character who is suffering from PDSD as best as it can. However, it's very slow moving approach and buildup, despite the audience already knowing the reveal, keeps things rather uneventful and light on story. With a lack of content, excitement, and its plodding nature, Hulk is still not yet showing its true potential. It's not a bad comic, but for what it offers right now, it's not enough. Again, just sit and wait on this for a little while longer to see where it goes. Read Full Review

Hulk #2 doesn't get everything perfect, but it does stick enough of the landing that I want to read more about this phase of Jennifer Walters' life, and the art is charming and deceptively simple. Read Full Review

This book is interesting, but plodding in pace. I do want to know what follows, but hope that things pick up a bit from the slow build of the first two issues.

This issue didn't advance anything from the first. When I got to the last page I felt surprised that it had ended. I think the reader understands the current situation. I'd like to see how this develops, but I'm not willing to sit through a multitude of subtle rehash before getting there.