This is probably the weakest issue of Weapon H to date, but it still remains one of Marvel's better books this week. Read Full Review

While the issue itself is nothing to write home about, the overall story is well worth your time and investment. As we see in the final two pages, there are some heavy Lovecraft themes with Roxxon and I love anything Lovecraftian. Unspeakable horrors from another dimension whose sole purpose is to destroy every living thing on the planet Earth makes one wonder if Weapon H can stay sane? Read Full Review

Hulkverine is finally introduced to the great battle Dario Agger wants him to fight. It's accompanied by a pretty stellar assembly of the supporting cast. The tone shifts a bit from previous issues, but it looks like a full-hearted embrace of absolute guitar-shredding awesomeness. It's simple and it's silly and it promises so much more fun to come! The art, though, was produced by a huge committee and I'm afraid it looks it.