The back-up feature returns its focus to Rick Jones, AKA A-Bomb, with art from Tim Seeley. As has been the case with the past back-ups, Parker makes A-Bomb shine as a hilarious, fun member of the Hulk family. In the vein of Spider-Man, A-Bomb provides a much needed traditional aspect of humor to the book, filling in the gaps where Red Hulk's one-liners might not suffice. In Parker's hands, it's not far-fetched to consider Rick Jones in his very own series. Read Full Review

With Marvels "Point One" initiative kicking in for the Hulk next month, it was smart to give recent followers a treat before the newbies jump on. Despite the flimsy tag on this book from the last couple years, the Red Hulks title has made a great turnaround. Like anything from Jonathan Hickman, Jason Aaron and Rick Remender these days, purchasing Parkers work is a no-brainer even if the two brains of this compound monster prove too much for their own good. Read Full Review

Not a bad issue, but you could skip this one and not miss much. I'm very much looking forward to getting the regular art team back and returning to the main story. Read Full Review