General Ross, a.k.a. Red Hulk, proceeds with his unsanctioned mission to find the mysterious Dagan Shah, the man Rulk believes responsible for the death of a former friend. But as Red and his new ally Machine Man fight through ancient monsters and treacherous terrain, are their answers closer than they even imagined? Wondrous word-slinger Jeff Parker and master draftsman Patch Zircher forge one of the most highly anticipated Hulk stories yet!
I am really starting to enjoy this story arc. I love the magical aspect and the Arabian Nights aspect. I love that the action is also starting to pick up and we are getting some monstrous battles against proper Hulk opponents. Read Full Review
Patch Zircher delivers on the small bits of action that occur throughout this issue, offering his usual dynamic layouts and defining inking style. However, the more impressive moments from Zircher come during the low key conversational scenes that depict the relatively static discussion of Ross and Machine Man with as much variety as any action scene would have. The added emotional weight that Zircher is able to add to the wariness of the human Ross shouldn't go understated. Read Full Review
I honestly kinda... enjoy it? I don't know, it feels alright, you don't see Arabian deserts and buildings in Marvel that much. But this Arabian Knight guy... I don't know, the original one appeared in some old Hulk comics, and his name is clearly isn't the Aladdin song reference. But...
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