The Immortal Hulk has enshrined itself as one of modern comics' greatest horror series by steeping all of its most terrible moments in very real problems. Read Full Review

If youve been reading this book, you already know its great. If you havent been reading it, you have no idea what youve been missing. The Immortal Hulk is, possibly, the best book Marvel is publishing right now, with the arguable exception of Hickmans X-men. Do yourself a favor, and start picking up the trades now, so you can catch up before Ewing ends his run with issue #50. Read Full Review

Joe Bennett is a master at crafting both action and intense moments of body horror. The art is breathtaking at times and always draws the reader's eye as it captures both the tone and emotion of the story. Read Full Review

Immortal Hulk #36 tables most of the title's intellectual profundity, devoting itself instead to body horror and thrilling action. The pace is pretty fast, but the quality of the horror and action -- thanks mainly to the expert art talents of Joe Bennett -- is absolutely top of the line. Read Full Review

But even with this visual misstep, the sequence itself is incredibly harrowing, made even more so by the art team's expansive, hard-hitting layouts and Ewing's pitched dialogue. As the Hulk tries to defend himself, giant tears in his eyes, Gamma Flight takes the fights right to him, pinning Ol' Jade Jaws down and leading Crusher Creel to take on a major power upgrade. To spoil it would be to give away the issue's biggest moment, but trust me when I say, it's much more than just a run-of-the-mill comic fight. With a sharp darkness and eye-grabbing, unsettling artwork, Immortal Hulk #36 returns to its main story with a bang. Read Full Review

Ewing certainly takes a back seat this issue for the return of the frighteningly detailed illustrations of Joe Bennett and his art team. To fans that have been reading since the beginning, you'll also agree that some issues are more art heavy and brutal than others leaving some of the plot to be a bit less desirable. Well, IMMORTAL HULK #36 is one of those installments this week. Read Full Review

Overall, Immortal Hulk #36 went the distance to flip Banner's plans on its head. Nothing which unfolded here is what anyone would have imagined possible when going outside for only a ribbon cutting. Read Full Review

I would recommend this one if you are a fan of the Hulk or want something a bit different than the usual comics with the weirder art style and more out there story. Read Full Review

Immortal Hulk #36 (Ewing, Bennet) feels like a filler issue, a side-effect of writing for the trade. Still a cut above the standard issue these days, but hard to appreciate in its own right. Read Full Review

The only thing more chilling than the destruction from the Gamma explosion is the horror that the child-like Hulk feels about it. A really effective and creepy issue. Read Full Review

If you figure out what this comic is trying to be then you will find more enjoyment in it. The unhappy blend of horror and comedy never quite strikes the right balance and the reading experience suffers because of this. Read Full Review

The Rick Jones creature in this issue is one of the more rancid creations of this book and that's saying something.

Gamma Flight strikes, making Savage Hulk's Worst Day Ever that much worse. The focus is on action and body horror, and the creators deliver in a big way. There's still smart writing on display, but the priority is clearly on evolving the plot -- specifically, the Leader's villainous plot.

Pray for my boy.

Outstanding stuff. What more can you say about this story from Ewing except it's much better when Bennett is back on art duty and he kills it. He was born to draw this book. Add Jose's inks and Milla colors and it's almost perfect.

Dang the body horror in this one is unreal.

Poor Hulk. At this point, we deserve Devil Hulk.

Rick is freaking creepy man!

" People... People were nice to Hulk... and Hulk... HULK NOT KNOW ! HULK KNOW WHAT HULK DID !"
- HULK

This book goes to directions no one can guess. It is surprising and so good at the same time.

36 issues in and a lot has happened. But it all feels like build-up to something massive Ewing has planned. And I can't wait for more.

In short, another great issue, buy it.

Really good and really timely. If you've read my other reviews for this series you know I'm glad Joe Bennett's back.

Didn’t move the plot forward much but it was a nice action issue.