Hm... I may understand why people find this comic boring. A pack of no-name Hulk wannabees... How cool is that, huh? But if you read Incredible Hulk vol 2 #14-20 about general Ryker and Flux - you'll understand that this comic actually has a point. This issue really just cuts that one loose end and gives more depth to Ryker. I decided to read this limited series to close all Ryker's appearances for me, because I already read Incredible Hulk 601-604 where his currently last appearance was.

You know, before I read that story arc I thought this author is a dumbass who killed Flux just to kill him. But seeing what he was in the comics (and not game) I may understand why Ryker didn't want to have him alive anymore. And the character itself really didn't work out. It had potential, but it was wasted and there's really no way Tibbetts could get a new story arc. So okay, let him be dead. With these new army Hulks he was already irrelevant. Yet maybe one day we'll see the immortal Flux? I'll bless the writer who make the Flux a decent character.

As for the Ryker, this comic really did what Jenkins didn't do - it showed the very beginning of Ryker's preoccupation with the Hulk and added more to his wife. I wish it was in his first appearance and I think this comic will do even more. I hope, at least.

And well... About Gamma Corps. Five new Hulks. Two no-names, one former Circus of Crime clown (what the hell?), Glenn Talbot's brother and Sam Wilson's (Falcon) brother. Kinda meh, but why not... It's not like these characters are anyhow important for the Marvel universe, but I wish they were interesting in this book, because this first issue gives almost no information about them. I'll see where it lead. more