The Lady Liberators are committed to discovering Red Hulk's true identity, even if it kills them! Green Hulk must team up with Sentry, Ms Marvel, and Moon Knight to take down a dangerous Hulked-out Wendigo!
Anyway, most of it is. "Hulk" is always a fast, light reading book. But there's nothing wrong with that when it looks this phenomenal. But it is what it is. You can't try and shoehorn in drama when you've taken away all the motivation that drove the Hulk through Greg Pak's epic run on the book. You've brought it back to basics. We shouldn't have to wade through anything else that doesn't belong there anymore. Read Full Review
So it's the same review as before for this book: if you only buy comics for artwork, this is a sure bet. If you actually like to read the words inside, keep walking. Read Full Review
Hulk isn't just a bad book. There are plenty of those. Quite frankly I can ignore the bulk of the lackluster independent books out there and even trash like What If: Fallen Son. They are forgotten within days if not minutes. What I hate, what I truly find problematic, is a book like Hulk, one that consistently places high in the monthly sales. It's not just bad, it's a poor representation of what we love to read. People read Hulk and never think something like Thor or Ex Machina is possible. It's frustrating to think that all editorial control in this industry seems to turn off at the whim of sales. I understand that at the end of the day this is a business, but it seems to me there's also a responsibility not to abuse these characters, and that's exactly what's going on here. Read Full Review
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