Incredible Hulk #17
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| Writer | Phillip Kennedy Johnson |
| Artist | Nic Klein |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
The crescendo to INCREDIBLE HULK Legacy #800 begins here with "SKIN" Part One! "In this town, it's your skin that defines you." With Bruce Banner seemingly locked away forever inside the Hulkscape, the Incredible Hulk reaches Sumanguru's prophesied "Paradise of Sin": Las Vegas, where Charlie Tidwell's only hope lies with ELDEST and the profane cult of skinwalkers who worship her. Will Eldest keep her end of the bargain and resurrect Charlie? And what will Charlie become on the other side?
Rated T+
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ComicBook.com - Charlie Ridgely
Sep 18, 2024Over 17 issues, I have run out of ways to sing The Incredible Hulk's praises. Read Full Review
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8.5
Weird Science Marvel Comics - mrgabehernandez
Sep 18, 2024The Incredible Hulk #17 finally gets Phillip Kennedy Johnson off his meandering butt to make progress on the Hulk's conflict with the Eldest. Bruce is forced into a Faustian bargain that will tear your heart out, and Nic Klein returns to turn the screws with fantastic art. Read Full Review
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The Comicbook Dispatch - StoryBabbler
Sep 19, 2024Incredible Hulk #17 finally brings Hulk face to face with Eldest. Naturally, a fight ensues and it looks great thanks to Nic Kleins art and Matthew Wilson's colors making it look brutal, bloody, and powerful. As a result, Hulk and Eldest look epic and truly monstrous during their fight. And the ending shows that there's still more to come as the plot moves into high gear next issue. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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now this comic on right track . very happy with this issue .
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9.0
After losing momentum for a few arcs, this comic begins to pick up steam again. Nic Klein continues to amaze.
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9.0
This book continues to be interesting in a way I don't fully understand, heh. The art is great, so that much is clear. The plot and writing is very good, can't say I'm tracking everything 100% but I definitely got the gist of this issue. Good stuff.
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8.5
Klein's art is a joy to behold and the main highlight of this series. Johnson's story telling has been slow but I hope it picks up from now on. The constant filler issues is disappointing.
Best moment of this issue was the true form reveal of the Eldest. That was terrifying. A weird bone-chilling despair if you will.
Also Banner's betrayal of Hulk is BS, like it works for the story and I am not upset with Johnson doing that, I am just reminded that Bruce can be a terrible coward sometimes and it that is what makes the 'team' interesting. I look forward to the next issue. -
8.5
Glad to have Klein back on the interiors for this arc, as he continues to kill it whenever he's on the book. The story continues to be super solid, as well. Nice horror stuff here, along with the drama between Hulk, Eldest, Bruce, etc. I feel that this story has the potential to make this series the best it's been in a while, so we'll see how it turns out.
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8.0
It's a real shame what this series has devolved into. That being said, this is one of the better issues in quite a while.
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Art: 4/5
Story: 3.5/5
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