Having Dale Eaglesham on board doesn't hurt this arc either. Red Hulk has never felt more powerful vibrant than he does here. Eaglesham slathers every page and panel with intricate detail, but doesn't neglect elements like choreography, facial work, and general tone and mood. As bombastic as the villains and conflict are, Eaglesham's dramatic line-work ensures that readers will take the threat seriously nonetheless. Read Full Review

I don't know, maybe it's just me, but I feel absolutely no emotions reading this. It's not awful, but something I'd rather skip. If only I wasn't a completionist... Damn me.