A CHAOS WAR TIE-IN! Bring out your dead -- and the Hulks will smash them! When the King of Chaos and Darkness unleashes his horrors upon Planet Earth, Doctor Strange calls on the strongest team there is to save life itself. A Chaos War tie-in featuring the return of the most horrifying Hulk villain in Hades -- and fan-favorite "Fall of the Hulks" and "World War Hulks" penciller Paul Pelletier! Plus an all-new backup showcasing one Hulk's Rated T … $3.99
The creative team has this series hitting on all cylinders, as the stories careen from one big adventure to the next - which is why it's one of the best books out there right now. Read Full Review
With vibrant, energetic art like this, it doesn't matter if the script is a bit plain and straightforward. "Dark Son" provided enough character drama for the time being. These next few issues are the palette cleanser. And so far, it's a very tasty cleanser indeed. Read Full Review
Hulks have themselves dropped into quite a predicament by the end of this issue. Based on this cliffhanger the next issue promises to be a good one. This is a good example of how a tie-in can be picked up and read without having read the main series for the event. I liked the pacing and character interaction in the book. While mostly setup, this issue is worth giving a try. Read Full Review
Overall, this issue of "The Incredible Hulks" is inoffensive, and well-tied into the main "Chaos War" storyline. Marlo may end up being a red herring, unimportant to "Chaos War" as a whole, but you can do a lot worse in a Hulk comic than have a bunch of angry gamma irradiated monsters beat the crud out of each other in order to protect their friend's wife. Read Full Review
An average Hulk story with a mix of good and bad. It get's mixed marks for continuity and has great Hulk-smashing action, but the art does get a little unclear in places. Better than most event tie-ins. Read Full Review
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