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WORLD WAR HULK II CONTINUES!
• Out of the trunk and off the chain, the dark aspects of Amadeus' personality run unchecked as the Hulk displays his awesome power before the Champions, Alpha Flight, the Black Panther and the world!
• Can anything bring the Formerly Awesome Hulk to heel before disaster strikes?!
Rated T
Those expecting a big action piece may be disappointed, but those who are likely to get invested in character interactions will get something here. Every movie or book needs an emotional underscore or theme somewhere, and the back and forth between the Hulk and Amadeus or the other heroes and Hulk fits the bill. Pick this up when you can, I highly recommend it. Read Full Review
Action gives way to a dramatic showdown between Cho and his Hulk persona all while family and friends descend towards Amadeus. Read Full Review
As a sequel to World War Hulk this is shaping up to be an interesting story. Things don't seem to be having as major an impact on the greater Marvel universe as the last WWH, but with the set-up for the conflict being established I'm still looking forward to seeing where things lead. Greg Pak continues to prove that he knows how to handle the Hulk. Read Full Review
Though nothing of substantial impact happens until the final pages, Cho's continued reign as an aggressive and determined rage monster is a little bit of fun. Read Full Review
The struggle between Amadeus and the Hulk develops internally and externally. There's solid character work going on and a fair slice of action, too. I'd agree that the biggest problem with this story arc is its title; nothing except the protagonist's travel itinerary links this to the original World War Hulk. This issue features more art at a very nicely refined level, virtually every panel is clean and clear and attractive. I think the script also deserves some credit for convincing me to re-engage with the Trunkmonster conflict despite how old it is at this point. Some astute handling of the supporting cast - Greg Pak writes a great Kamala - bolsters the issue further and puts it solidly into "good" territory.
Welcome to the Oblivion Bar where the first round is on me and the pretzels are free! Be warned: like the pickled eggs at the bar, this issue is going to get SPOILED rotten.
I think the problem with this issue is honestly the name, which is more or less the problem with the arc. People read this and expect something similar to what World War Hulk was but we get nothing close to it at all.
If you cover up the name and read it as a Hulk comic, this issue, as well as the arc so far, really isn’t bad at all. It’s pretty interesting and fun. We find the Hulk persona still in charge at the beginning of the issue and Cho trying to escape.
Cho finds away to escape and even sends Morse code to his sister to tr more
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