Jorge Lucas is a very good artist, as I'm always pleased to see his name gracing the credit box, though there are times when I wish he offered up a little more variety to his cookie cutter bodies. There are confusing moments during scenes where characters gather together in a group, and you have to take that extra moment to remind yourself which surface accessory goes with what character, as they all look the same. Still the most important detail when it comes to this title is the job that the artist does on the Hulk, and while I've seen the transformation scene hundreds of times, how can one not be impressed when the Hulk makes his first appearance in this issue? The art also has some fun with the Hulk's battle with Unus the Untouchable, particularly the panel where the Hulk starts kicking him around like a soccer ball. I also have to mention the cover as it would appear that Marvel have found themselves a pretty impressive Ian Churchill clone, and I'd be curious to see if Andy Br Read Full Review

It was very boring and not that good as a Hulk story. And I definitely can't believe, that this is the dream of Bruce... Yeah, he said he's happy. But so what? I dunno, it's not what I want from this. But it's not that bad as a set-up for a story.