Infernal Hulk Vs.: Wolverine #1
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| Writer | Phillip Kennedy Johnson |
| Artist | Kieran McKeown, Jonas Scharf |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
THE ROAD TO HULK WAR RUNS THROUGH WOLVERINE! When the X-MEN learn the location of mutants abducted and corrupted by INFERNAL HULK, the deadliest X-Man vows to free them... by the most violent means necessary. Countdown to HULK WAR begins, as the FATHER OF HORRORS faces the Marvel Universe's perfect killing machine: INFERNAL HULK VS WOLVERINE!
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Nerd Initiative - Megan Nichole
Sep 23, 2026At this point, I’ll sound like a broken record, but the story of The Infernal Hulk gets better and better! The intensity is at an all-time high, the stakes are bigger than ever, and we constantly see how big of a threat the Infernal Hulk truly is. Read Full Review
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9.0
Comic Book Clique - George Serrano
Sep 25, 2026Verdict: 9/10A relentless horror showcase that proves why Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Nic Klein are the best team in the business, giving Logan a deeply tragic, stomach-churning fight for the ages. Read Full Review
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8.5
AIPT - David Brooke
Sep 23, 2026Infernal Hulk vs. Wolverine #1 kicks off the March to Hulk War with a vicious confrontation that makes the Eldest feel more dangerous than ever. Phillip Kennedy Johnson wisely recognizes that physically overpowering Wolverine is only part of the equation, allowing the battle to become increasingly personal and disturbing as it progresses. Jonas Scharf delivers some of the strongest work of his career, filling the issue with gruesome wounds, imposing splashes, and genuine horror. The story is fairly straightforward, but a startling development late in the fight suggests this march toward Hulk War could leave major scars. Read Full Review
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Plot
This comic is split into two parallel storylines:
The first introduces the "Invader's Y All"—aliens named Zeek, Ryxxa, Brandy, and Rambo (names chosen to mimic the sounds of their home planet). They are living incognito on Earth; despite their non-human appearance, they are on a mission. However, the High Council that dispatched them warned of a mysterious new organism that could jeopardize their objective.
The Invader's Y All are amphibious beings—resembling Swamp Thing, yet incredibly friendly and upbeat.
Hot on their trail are two government agents—reminiscent of Mulder and Scully from *The X-Files*—named Olmos and Fletcher; they possess highly advanced technology.
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9.5
This Infernal Hulk storyline has been an interesting read overall. Mixing Hulk with Lovecraft type story is a change not many thought could work. For me, it’s something interesting and new for the big Green Guy. PKJ does his best work when hes having fun with Hulk and this issue is just that. Wolverine dropped in to investigate the missing mutants results in a bloody gore filled battle that I loved. More like this Marvel! the ending was a little weak but will I be reading the rest of these "infernal Hulk vs " books... if they are anything like this issue- Yes.
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It’s the kind of series where you just can’t wait for it to end. Nothing happens, and it’s all just PKJ’s fantasy of wanting to do something different.
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