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• As the war with Shadow Base comes to a brutal, bloody end, Bruce Banner has a choice to make.
• And the repercussions of that choice will have an effect on every single life on this planet...
• ...including the IMMORTAL HULK.
Rated T+
The Immortal Hulk #24 packs two final pages that most series would kill to have in one year into one issue. Read Full Review
Chock to bursting with dread, body horror, and tremendous turns of phrase Immortal Hulk #24 is another stone cold classic issue for the consistently impressive series. Read Full Review
Immortal Hulk #24 shows yet again that the creative team behind Marvel's best ongoing has the talent and inventive audacity to drag us screaming into new horror territory. It is a terrifying and unmissable ride. But make it the last comic you read today; you're going to need some recovery time after this one. Read Full Review
It's once the dust has settled that I've begun the realization that the Hulk is more than a supernatural being of vengeance he first appeared as in that first issue. Ewing has been planting the seeds that the Hulk has an agenda but I guess actually seeing it come to fruition is scary to watch. There is also the vision of the future that suggests that Banner and the Hulk are going to cause trouble for the Marvel Universe. I hope it leads to something truly terrifying. After all, it's what makes this book so good. Read Full Review
This is just half of the terror in Immortal Hulk #24. There's a whole second half that takes a cosmic turn and really freaks me out. It's amazing to see the many varied ways that writer Al Ewing can scare the crap out of me in a single issue. After conquering this world, it seems he might have his sights set for the far reaches of space. Of course, that went really well the last time Hulk went out there, so what's the worst that could happen? Get ready for body horror in space! Read Full Review
In the end, theres not one bad thing that can be said about this book. If youre a Hulk fan, its a must-read. If youre a horror fan, its a must-read. If youre neither of those things, you should probably still give it a try, because its just plain, excellent writing. Ewing is crafting a Hulk story that will go down in history as one of the bests. Dont let it pass you by. Read Full Review
Pure, unfiltered horror that will leave you wanting more! Read Full Review
With such a surprise ending for both overarching plots of Ewings narrative, readers will leave this issue welcomingly disturbed with uncertainty and eagerly awaiting the next issue for more clues and fiercely vibrant action sequences that may keep fans up at night. Read Full Review
Joe Bennett's art is amazing. Everything from the character expressions to the detailed panels grabbed me and even the moments showcasing the grotesque held a strange beauty. Read Full Review
Bruce Banner and his many personalities, come together for a common goal. Destroy everything. Read Full Review
This title improves with every issue. I am so glad that there are still some Marvel titles that aren't afraid to be brutal. I love a good fight issue between two adversaries of equal strength and the good General seems to be another excellent antagonist for the Jade Giant. It's a refreshingly violent tale that brings us into the soul of this rampaging beast. ****1/2 (8.8 rating) Read Full Review
We all knew how this confrontation was going to end between the Immortal Hulk and Fortean Abomination, but knowing that and what would happen in the events of this battle are two very different things. Immortal Hulk #24 lived up to everything that was expected from these two forces clashing. This may have been an indulgence of two monsters smashing, but there was no denying that this was also this creative team having fun with the pure horror of it all that kept us at the edge of our seats. Read Full Review
Hulk eats Metatron. All I have to say
Damn...Hulk throwing his own seared flesh as a weapon was insane....wow what an issue..Hulk becoming a villain..or something more is so badass. I just hope the pussy side characters don't stop him! Love where Ewing has taken us so far! What a ride!!
Hulk defeats General Fortean and springs surprising plans on Shadow Base. The wholly-satisfying finale of the fight is accompanied by a well-integrated b-story about the Hulk's allies, and the entire package is sandwiched between some epic cosmic horror that keeps the overall stakes pinned to the highest possible level. When I give 9/10s for issues in this title, I tend to say something like, "It's great, but it's not a payoff." #24 IS a payoff, and it's glorious.
Just, like, wow, you know?
Dude...
Damn, that was one hell of a cliffhanger. I still don't understand how this series keep getting better but i feel that it's not finished. Ewing ftw
I don't have enough words to praise it!
Holy moly hulk immortamoly. WHAT.
THE GOOD:
-Joe Bennett is always improving himself. I think he's one of the few artists on a long run that doesn't decline in quality.
-The action was a lot of fun here.
-Damn. This may be the best piece of body horror entertainment since The Fly.
-This storyline has gotten so complex without being convoluted. Kudos.
-That epilogue was legitimately the best thing I've read in this series. It was everything this series has been building towards and was twenty times better than the actual issue.
THE BAD:
-There were just little things throughout the issue that slightly annoyed me. Not even enough to dock a whole point. Fortean ultimately being an uninteresting, g more
I completely didn't get that scene after credits, but the main part was cool...
HOLY. FREAKING. CRAP. The ending is confusing, but it's terrifying. This series is pure gold.
There are two people in every mirror. There's the one who can see. The one you think you know. And then there's the other one.
- SENTENCE OF COSMOS
When the Immortal Hulk has long term plans! Joe Bennett/Jose/Mounts just make it all look amazing.
Really interested to see how this all plays out. It seems like two storied came out of this and both seem very exciting.
Creepy imagery is still good 24 issues in, but I wonder how much longer?
"Party's over"
What is with the eye gouging
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