This is a simple book of simple tastes - you throw a Hulk at a Hulkverine, and you get to just enjoy the fireworks. But honestly, there's something to be said for something simple being done well - that Pak and Anindito don't eschew the fundamentals for something world-shaking or continuity-laden, but instead focus on delivering a solid piece of entertainment that avoids the sometimes over-lofty aspirations of its spandex-covered kin. Read Full Review

Hulkverines! Is a book where you pretty much get whats on the box: Hulk, Wolverine, and their combined knockoff coming to blows in a traditional Marvel Misunderstanding for the ages. While its not going to win any major awards, Hulkverines! is an absolutely delightful romp with dark humor and gamma-powered action. If youve got some spare change this week, think about picking it up. Read Full Review

Hulkverines is a fun ride Read Full Review

Hulkverines (2019-) #1 gives us a fight between the Hulk and Weapon H. The story is a little thin, but holds up. The art is spotty in some aspects, but for the most is good and enjoyable. Read Full Review

A good action romp with some ties to the greater Hulk story, but is light on any true importance and ultimately forgettable in the sea of superhero comics. Read Full Review

At first glance, Weapon H seems like a character that was something dreamt up in a Liefeldian fever dream in 1995, but Hulkverines manages to expand on the character's depth in satisfactory ways. Read Full Review

This was ridiculously fun. I had a good time reading this. It's not high art or deep. It's just fun action schlock, and it knows that.

The script sank a "popcorn comic" hook in me, but this issue doesn't have a strong enough line, visually speaking, to reel me in.

Story was ok, didn’t enjoy the art too much. Interested to see where the story goes.

This didn’t get me nearly as much as I was expecting it to, dunno why.