Hulk #30.1

Writer: Jeff Parker Artist: Gabriel Hardman Publisher: Marvel Comics Release Date: March 16, 2011 Critic Reviews: 1 User Reviews: 2
8.0Critic Rating
8.0User Rating

START READING with this Point One issue. For years, General Thunderbolt Ross chased the Hulk across the planet, hoping to capture and defeat the Jade Giant. Now, Ross himself is a gamma-irradiated force of nature and a new enemy emerges to fill the general’s army boots. His name is Fortean. His mission: to enact vengeance on the beast that took the life of Thunderbolt Ross. Little does he know that the beast and the man are one and the same! Prepare for the birth of the next great Hulk villain!

  • 8.0
    Comic Book Resources - Chad Nevett Mar 20, 2011

    "Hulk" #30.1 manages to not only deliver a strong jumping-on point by establishing clearly who the Red Hulk is and introducing a new adversary, it also provides a major turning point in the title. It's an issue obviously designed to hook new readers and impress old ones. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    Ultimate Goblin Jan 5, 2024

    It's actually pretty cool! Finally, no more dumb supporting stories, no more annoying fanservice. Just a pure and personal Red Hulk story. Man, the art is like... really-really cool? Honestly, I already think this artist is a fine replacement to McGuinnes. Not that awesome, but I love his Rulk. All in all, it got me interested in the story again and that's the first appearance of Fortean, by the way. Ross was right here, he really became the man he hated. But in Immortal Hulk.

  • 8.0
    Pelato89 Jan 16, 2023

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