• 8.0
  IGN - Jesse Schedeen Jun 13, 2012

  In general, this arc is an improvement over the first seven issues of the series, both visually and in terms of storytelling. Still, the sense of progression is lacking as Hulk ends this issue pretty much where he started. The wackiness and rampant smashing can only carry Stay Angry for so long. Read Full Review

• 7.0
  Population Go - Population Go Staff Jun 18, 2012

  Aside from my wish for this story to be published more frequently, I was pleased while reading this comic. It's the type of fun that I've come to expect from Jason Aaron, and knowing the way he writes I'm sure it'll lead up to a really awesome conclusion. Plus, Pasqual Ferry is an artist that I really enjoy, so it's always nice to see him handling the art in anything I read. I believe issue #10 features artwork from Tom Raney, so we have that to look forward to in the near future. Read Full Review

• 5.0
  Comic Book Resources - Greg McElhatton Jun 13, 2012

  "Incredible Hulk" #9 looks fantastic, but the story doesn't hold up its end of the bargain. With another location jump set up at the end of this issue for #10, I'm hoping that Aaron breaks the pattern before too long. The Banner/Hulk reversal is entertaining, but the situation deserves a plot that isn't locked into a boilerplate so quickly. Let's shake things up a bit, please. Read Full Review

• 4.0
  Comics: The Gathering - lucstclair Jun 16, 2012

  Ive always been a huge Hulk fan, but if this title doesnt soon shape up, than its el droppo for this title. Maybe Ill check out the Red Hulk series. From Marvel Comics. Read Full Review

• 3.0
  Comic Book Revolution - Rokk May 31, 2012

  Incredible Hulk #8 was a miss with me. I feel good in my decision to avoid this title. I would only recommend The Incredible Hulk #8 to big action fans or to die-hard fans of Aaron and Dillon. Outside of those readers, I do not think that this issue offers up enough quality in order to justify the popular character tax in the $4 cover price. Save your money and use it on some of the other titles on the market that are far more worth it. Some of them even at a cheaper price than $4, too. Read Full Review

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