One of the few must read Hulk stories.

The first read-through will keep you engaged and wondering, but the ending is kind of deflating.

While I think there are a lot of better Wolverine standalone stories, any one of them would require multiple entries. The Amazing Immortal Man and Other Bloody Tales does a great job of pulling together many one-offs that stand on their own. This isn't an in-depth arc, but a collection that embodies the type of tales you can expect to read when picking up a Wolverine comic. If you prefer complete beginning to end storylines, this isn't the book for you. However, If you've never really delved into any of his stuff, this might be a good place to start to see if you find any type of connection with the character.

Annual #4 does an excellent job of telling a closed story that doesn't need to be a part of a larger plot, but builds small threads that could easily be used to expand the universe in future stories.

A complex science fiction/fantasy story with a lot of potential.

It's an interesting first issue that sets up what could be a wild ride for both universes, but it'll definitely be an exclusive adventure for Battlestar Galactica fans (old and new) only.