The trio of Rick Jones, Silver Surfer, and the duty-bound Captain Marvel deliver some fun banter; Fialkov has an uncanny ability to slide in a joke when you least expect it, like Silver Surfer's comment on the beach. And helping land all the jokes as well as the huge cosmic-level action is the amazing Leonard Kirk. His storytelling is top notch in every way that matters. His characters are expressive, his action hits hard, and the flow of his paneling is seamless. If you dig the style of Sara Pichelli, David Marquez, and Stuart Immonen, then Kirk's art will be right up your alley. Read Full Review

What's the worst that can happen? Well we'll just see about that with the conclusion of Hunger to come. This has been a very unique story, seeing characters who have been almost forgotten for a long time now. Characters that quickly became major players in an event that will determine the fate of the Ultimate Universe. Solid story and great art. Really makes you feel like this is a problem of galactic proportions. The bold colors, stars, the detail put into everything including the swarm. Kirk proves to be able to handle a lot going on in the same panel which made this that much appealing visually. Read Full Review

As the awesome pairing of Galactus and Gah Lak Tus claims Hala, the parallel to the events in "Infinity" are interesting at the least. Surely between the two universes it can't simply be a coincidence that Hala stands on the brink of destruction, can it? Whatever may be the case, coincidence or grander plan, there is no denying the fact that on the final page of "Hunger" #3, readers are left on the edge of their seats, counting down the days to the conclusion of an epic. Kudos to Fialkov, Kirk and crew for making an epic tale with minimal crossover or extraneous tie-in shrapnel. This is, quite simply, a straightforward high-octane adventure with a universe at stake. Read Full Review

While the main protagonists is a bit annoying and some elements aren't handled in the most interesting of ways by the author, the art by Leonard Kirk combined by the colorization of Jesus Aburtov makes for a strong case for this comic, as does the handling of the several cosmic elements. Read Full Review

So far, HUNGER has been interesting. It's been a pretty solid mini-series and a good follow-up to the events of AGE OF ULTRON. Issue #3 of HUNGER was ok, but it was a bit of a let down. The over-powered Galactus is very cool and Rick returning to Earth was also a very nice moment, but the book feels a bit jump, and there's a lot of high expectations going into this and readers may feel a bit let down. Overall, I say continue on with the book if you're a fan of the Ultimate universe, just to see how this all plays out. Read Full Review