Spider-Man readers are going to look upon this issue with a great degree of trepidation as Bruce Jones has set up a situation where Bruce Banner squares off against a clone, and the issue ends with situation that created no end of grief over in the pages of Spider-Man. Still, if I cast out all the concerns that are tied to my having slogged through the Spider Clone saga, I guess I can say that Bruce Jones manages to tap into a exciting situation as the idea of the Hulk squaring off against a double who is able to match him pound for pound when it comes to raw strength, and is able to surpass him when it come to sheer ruthlessness, than I have to say the final page of this looks rather promising. Now the material dealing with Betty. Banner, Doc Samson and Nadia feels a bit like a bad soap opera, but I will concede that Bruce Jones manages to keep it from going too far down that road, as Banner's clone arrives in time to put a lid on the situation. There's also some fun dialogue as Banne Read Full Review

Not really a bad comic, but this is weird on many levels. I'M TIRED OF USING THIS WORD DURING THIS RUN, but it IS really weird. Never imagined there is a Hulk comic like that... This clone is meh. He can become a spider-bug and even a dead Hulk...

Also one thing that bugs me: Bruce made a transfusion to Jennifer - she becomes She-Hulk. Emil made a transfusion to Betty - it poisoned her. Okay, they aren't relatives and the Abomination isn't Hulk. But! Now she's alive and with powers because of that blood. But she isn't green. And I doubt the blood transfusion from Bruce will make her green either. Interesting was Blonsky's blood important in her becoming Red She-Hulk...