THE FIRST HULK VS. ELDEST!
In the conclusion of "Lament for a Fallen Crown," the first Hulk, ENKIDU, brings Eldest's empire of monsters crashing down! But he's met his match in ELDEST, the first and most powerful of Earth's ancient demigods. Can Eldest use Enkidu's flesh to finally open the Mother of Horrors' Divine Prison...or will the power of the GREEN DOOR be too much even for her? Eldest's plans and the story of Enkidu are laid bare in this shocking conclusion!
Rated T+
Incredible Hulk #16 concludes this flashback arc set thousands of years ago in ancient times. We see the fated encounter between the primeval hulk Enkidu and the main villain Eldest. We get to finally see Eldest in action as well as learning more about her, the Mother of Horrors, and their enmity with the One Below All. But not too much, just a drop of that, and hopefully we'll learn more as things shift back to the present day in the next issue. Read Full Review
The Incredible Hulk #16 gives readers a small look into how the Eldest intends to use Hulk for its nefarious means. That said, a side trip into history doesn't help a series that's been floundering with a lack of direction, a lack of stakes, and a lack of excitement. Read Full Review
PKJ is great at world building because he lets the reader’s imagination fill in a lot of blanks. This pre-history story is a great example of that, and Danny Earls shows that Nic Klein isn’t the only one who can give us cool monster designs.
Art: 3/5
Story: 3/5
Total: 6/10
thay just ruin the potential of this run the story is predictable and very slow for example thay gonna turn charli a monster in upcoming chapters very disappointed with this comic.