It seems this series is going to deal with Ivy's estrangement in a big way which should make entertaining reading. On the art side, Clay Mann makes a magnificent return to mainstream comics after a stint at Valiant. Like many artists who focus on Ivy's sensuality, it's included in here, but he, inker Seth Mann, and colourist Ulises Arreola manage to convey her sense of alienation at the same time.

Whilst its true that books like this and Spidey #1 are geared towards a younger readership, who are less cynical about comics these days compared to older readers, whether Totally Awesome Hulk has staying power beyond Cho and Pak only time will tell.