RULE ALL MONSTERS! The INFERNAL HULK's conquest of Earth has begun! Hulk turns his eye to ATLANTIS, where an ancient evil has slept for eons awaiting the call of the Mother of Horrors… but will NGATHIIL THE ENDLESS be content to serve Hulk, rather than rule Earth in his mother's place? Meanwhile, Earth's Mightiest Heroes frantically scour the Earth for the only one who MIGHT hold the key to victory! Where - if he's even still alive - is Bruce Banner?
If you haven't checked out The Infernal Hulk, it's never too late! The only way to describe the comic is all gas and no breaks. The creative team continues to outdo themselves with The Internal Hulk #2. Read Full Review
Infernal Hulk #2 doubles down on its core strength: turning Hulk into a full-blown horror icon rather than a simple instrument of destruction. While the story largely prioritizes spectacle over plot progression, the sheer scale, grotesque imagination, and oppressive sense of control make this issue unforgettable. The series continues to prove that Hulk is at his most powerful and most terrifying when he's no longer fully his own. Read Full Review
Infernal Hulk #2 has Eldest dive into Atlantis to reunite with a member of their monstrous kin – Ngathil the God-Eater. But things turn sour for Ngathil believes only the strongest should lead, and the battle ensues. Nic Kleins art delivers another great visual treat with Infernal Hulk under the sea. The comic is well paced, the dialogue is fine for both monsters, and the story sets things up for the next issue centering on Bruce Banner. Read Full Review
The Infernal Hulk #2 continues to escalate PKJ and Klein's story with ruthless efficiency. The visceral destruction and body horror on display make this a must-read for fans willing to watch a hero become a monster. Now that we've seen the Hulk humble Namor, it begs the question: who's next on his list? Read Full Review
Plot
Eldest/Infernal Hulk, the son of the Mother of Horrors, travels to Atlantis, Namor's kingdom, to awaken the monster Ngathil, the God-Eater.
Ngathil dislikes his brother's commands, but Eldest demonstrates his power, and Ngathil surrenders. Eldest transmits a kind of energy mixed with gamma radiation, making him stronger and more obedient. Ngathil swims across the ocean, intending to claim it as his kingdom and devour anyone who crosses his path.
Namor tries to speak with Hulk, but Hulk evades him with his strength. Namor is warned of the situation by the Avengers, but he refuses to believe it and is certain that the only way to stop this Hulk is to locate Bruce Banner, who is living a normal life incognito un more
I had to settle for buying the Knull variant of this book.. what’s with the influx of variants these days?
The book itself was awesome.
Nic Klein's art is good, but Kev Walker's pages are indeed a "Debbie Downer". This is the second issue, and there's guest art already? Plus, guest art that looks totally different from the main artist's style? This is such a pet peeve of mine.
Then there's the story... or the lack thereof. As good as it looks watching the Hulk tear through the intestines of the sea monster, it also takes up too much page space that could have been used for more story. The result is an issue that feels quite unsatisfying.
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