The Incredible Hulk #24 starts the next phase of the journey as Bruce and Charlie meet up with Clea Strange to help with Charlies monstrous powers. Thankfully, the comic avoids the overdone misunderstanding hero fight trope and gets straight to the meat of the matter. And its not long before the action starts in a more natural manner, which lets the art and characters shine in the comic. And the excitement doesnt stop as the ending sets up more action to come next issue. Read Full Review

Marvel wants to destroy itself, they don't want the old fans for these books, they just want the 3%, this is clearly a way for Marvel to try to get at Joe Bennett by showing that they used his concept to make people see that what Phillip Kennedy Johnson is doing is the right way, while for them, Bennett was doing it wrong, because he didn't agree with the entire editorial.

They still recruit TERRIBLE artists, if only the art was bad, but the script is also bad, and here, not even Nic Klein shows up to make up for the atrocity of the guest artists.