If you can only choose one of the two Hulk books to read, especially in this storyline, this is the one to read. Both books have great creative teams, but the writing and art are a little bit stronger here. In fact, even before this storyline, and I'm sure afterwords, this will be the book you want to stick with. Read Full Review

Well... The main story is OKay, a bit too fast, but okay. However, I'm tired of these additional stories. Now The Hulk has ANOTHER son and it's a brother of the Skaar... And to understand anything here you need to read his solo series with around 20 issues and another one with 4... I don't know what was the point of making these short backing stories. To interest readers with new characters? It doesn't work! And I'm starting to hate that Hulk period where out of nowhere he got 2 sons, 1 daughter, his best friend was turned into A-Bomb, his love became Red She-Hulk, his worst enemy and her father became Red Hulk and... Well, that's pretty much it, but we also have HULKED-OUT HEROES here. However, they are just a background items, nothing really important. So it makes the very idea even worse... This whole era is too much on all fronts. And I needed time to understand it. more