Of the 10 issues in the series so far, this one is the least offensive, if just because of the fun of seeing the Defenders back together again. But it's still a silly story. Read Full Review

Loeb and McGuinness don't unleash the battle just yet -- this first installment is just the prelude to the coming storm of smashing -- but it's a joyous start. "Hulk" #10 won't win any awards -- it doesn't take itself seriously enough for that -- but it will charm you if you let it. It's classic Marvel fun, wrapped up in a beautiful Ed McGuinness package. Read Full Review

The Offenders (what a wonderfully cheesy name for the villain team) versus the Defenders. It ain't smart comics, but it's fun comics. Read Full Review

With the fantastic themes and events taking place in the Marvel Universe, the Hulk, one of Marvel's most popular characters, needs to be involved in some capacity, not be wasted away in a book that seemingly has no direction or purpose besides finding the identity of the Red Hulk. This book needs to be involved in the grand scheme of things, and as long as it's not, it's very hard to take it seriously. But then again, maybe that's the point. Read Full Review

The Hulk is stupid. I get that. But that doesn't mean his comic needs to be. Read Full Review