This first issue is intriguing and action-packed from the first page to the last.

An outstanding debut that delivers a new arc with horror elements, The Immortal Hulk #1 sets the stage for Marvels reborn, haunting green goliath. It will be exciting to see how Detective, Ms. McGee uncovers the mystery of Banner aka Hulk being alive and well. As the truth is revealed, how will the current genre stay intact as Hulk is reacquainted with heroes and supervillains? This is an expressive, well-done beginning for all Hulk followers!

Infinity Countdown: Darkhawk #2 is a solid @$$ kicking continuation of the first issue and surpasses expectations of a hero that was created in the 90s. This comic is nearly perfect with just a few flaws that only a fan would recognize. However, those flaws are insignificant compared to the infinite (get it) possibilities. A must-read for established and new Marvel readers!

Overall, Infinity Countdown #4 moves the plot with a great story and descriptive dialogue. Using comedy in one storyline and the seriousness of the others makes this title so exhilarating with all the twists and turns.

Huge fans of Carol Danvers may appreciate this solo issue. Carol learned some important lessons but in her current rankthese lessons should have already have been learned. This issue is not much of an Infinity Countdown tie-in, where it only slightly related to Infinity Countdown Prime. Deceptively dense, Infinity Countdown: Captain Marvel #1 is a diverting, inessential, and only a stand-alone featuring Marvels next onscreen big star.