This is an unnecessary setback for the story and the Immortal Hulk #3 did EXACTLY the same thing, but I liked this comic better, than IH #3. Just like there it has three stories, three perspectives, three pieces of the jigsaw puzzle and a new artist for every story. These artists all were cool, Sal Buscema is even the all-time classic hulk artist. I just googled is he still alive and he is! 87 yo, man, he really deserved to live even more, than that. I wasn't really a fan of his art, but he was awesome here with that "devil"-like Hulk and the impact he did on the Incredible Hulk series can't be downplayed. The stories from the perspective of people were cool too, you kinda can feel their fear and anxiety. I think, later it could be even better, but for the latest 90's it's the best the comic could do.

By the way, the Avengers are searching for the Hulk. This was as well in the Immortal Hulk! I mean, even before reading this volume I saw SOOOO MANY ideas of other creators that Al Ewing reused in his series, but I believe there's even more to that and I kinda fear, that he didn't really make almost anything new. Yet, the Immortal Hulk run was still cool, but I wonder why people hyped that comic and told that it was the first great Hulk comic and etc, I guess they really never read the Hulk, especially the classic one. more