This duality unfortunately defines this issue. The first half is undeniably fun and puts the series right where any series needs to be. The second half returns the series back to its status quo, which to be fair has been an interesting series thus far, though not necessarily ever too far beyond being average. It is that the first half is an anomaly which is kind of concerning to this series, but as a standalone, thanks to its first half, this issue is pretty interesting, worth a look even from a casual reader. Read Full Review

Yes, there are some goofy moments, like Green sticking his head through a steel door a la The Shining (and shouting "Hello, Kitty!"), but ultimately the Hulk is on the right track. Read Full Review

I like this title and I want to know more about it, particularly its strange lead. While Hulk, sorry Doc Green, may be going in a direction thats difficult to track, it hasnt become truly problematic yet and wont for a few more issues of unanswered questions and questionable characterizations. This issue also features a great comedic run with Kitty and Magik to lighten the mood considerably and Bagleys art does a great job of communicating the hyper-emotional tone that permeates most Hulk books, and this one especially. This issue seems to be signalling the start of something great. Read Full Review