Hulk #10leans all the way into its sci-fi trappings, delivering a new environment as well as subversions of the classic Hulk story. Read Full Review

Hulk #10 shows readers what this Hulk Planet is all about. Donny Cates does a fine job setting up this new world of Hulk-like beings that is brought to life by Ryan Ottley's excellent art showing its brutal rise to civilization. However, the comic is mainly one big flashback issue with little story being told in the present. But the ending cliffhanger does set up something very interesting for Bruce Banner in the next issue. Read Full Review

Ottley delivers some impressive visuals in the past moments with Bruce and the history of the planet, but the story doesn't really give him much to do visually beyond that to enhance the overall story. Read Full Review

This issue is very backstory and exposition heavy, but Ottley's stunning art gives you a lot to enjoy while getting through the onslaught of information. Read Full Review

Great fun. Great art

A bit of a step-up from the previous issue that reveals a lot more about this new world. Briefly deviating from that, I just wanted to state that the beginning of this issue with Bruce's childhood was very well-done and it was just as good as (maybe even a bit better than) the glimpse into Bruce's childhood in the previous issue. Moving back to the main story, I liked that this ties into some of the stuff we saw in the first arc, as it almost feels like a natural progression of the overall story. Learning more about what happened to those disposed creatures and how they went on to establish this planet was great, and Ottley's always fantastic art made it even better. Overall, another enjoyable issue for this run.

Still building up, not yet hooked.

I'll give the author credit for revealing some solid, intriguing ideas setting up this new "Hulk Planet" setting. It pleases me to discover this is a direct sequel to the volume's first arc.

It's fun and a little bit thoughtful, even if it isn't exactly "Dawn of X" level world-building. The art is still great (though maybe something is a little off about the coloring this month?).

Yes... And no.

I know this is cates story, but he didn't write the script and it, unfortunately shows.

I've enjoyed this series for the most part. This issue was pretty whack. There isn't much I can day I liked. Just felt like a waste of time and potential.