9.0

Comix I Read - Kyle Pitman Jul 18, 2015

If you're already digging Planet Hulk, this issue'll will sweeten the deal by thickening the plot. If you're not, jump on and prepare for some smiling-inducing adventure and dreams of pet dinosaurs. Read Full Review
8.5

Comicosity - Aaron Long Jul 15, 2015

Planet Hulk continues to impress with this third issue, keeping things fresh and I am locked in on this story. Big action, an entertaining trio and more Hulks than you can handle, Planet Hulk has been a surprising delight in the sea of Secret Wars minis and Devil Dinosaur is my spirit animal. Read Full Review
8.5

Geeked Out Nation - Ian Yoxon Jul 18, 2015

All in all Planet Hulk #3 was a fun comic. We get more Hulks then expected and we get a much deeper story when we learn more about the domain that is Greenland. If you haven't been reading this comic I suggest picking it up while you still have the chance. Read Full Review
7.0

Comic Book Resources - Jim Johnson Jul 20, 2015

"Planet Hulk" #3's biggest misgiving is that it's just too long an issue for the story Humphries has to tell, but at least readers are treated to some dazzling art and coloring throughout. Read Full Review
6.1

IGN - Levi Hunt Jul 16, 2015

This book should be the summer blockbuster of Marvel comics. It should be the non-stop thrill ride of a Mad Max: Fury Road or Jurassic World. Instead it's becoming plodding, and with only the same variation of Bucky flashback each issue to keep us invested in the characters. Read Full Review
6.0

ComicList - Brandon Borzelli Jul 18, 2015

"Planet Hulk" is an exciting read that is stalling on the plot. The characters have good chemistry but they seem to lament their mission too much. The comic book throws all kinds of various Hulked out creatures and that makes the book fun to read. The artwork helps hold the entire thing together, especially where the plot seems to be stalling. This is an average read that has some high points. Give it a look. Read Full Review