A high priestess fills a stone starship prison with small, green children.
A Haarg helps a small, green girl search for a Worldbreaker.
A Worldbreaker grapples with a thousand years of doom.
On a world broken again and again by prophecy and catastrophe, which Hulk will finally dare to fight again?
RATED T+
Pak is clearly firing on all cylinders with this return to Planet Hulk and I'm looking forward to seeing what the writer has in store. Read Full Review
Planet Hulk: Worldbreaker #3 takes big steps forward in the plot to take the fight to the Grand Priestess in a bid to save the Haarg children. However, the GrandPriestess's grand plan is revealed in full, and it doesn't pay off the build-up, leaving you with an unsatisfied feeling that this series was just another excuse for Hulk smashing.. Read Full Review
I've hung in there for three issues and frankly, I wouldn't recommend picking up Planet Hulk: Worldbreaker #3 nor would I recommend jumping into the series. This isn't the recent Maestro comics from Peter David. I'm sure that was the attempt with Planet Hulk: Worldbreaker but sadly it isn't even close. Read Full Review
Planet Hulk: Worldbreaker #3 introduces many Hulk characters for the sake of including them, which distracts from the story's central themes. Read Full Review
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