Incredible Hulks #612

CRITIC REVIEWS

• 8.4

  Chuck's Comic Of The Day - Chuck

  Sep 03, 2010

  It's like my Grandma would say after a visit by our raucous family. As Dad was loading me and my brothers into the car, she's say, "Glad to see you all come visit, and glad to see you go!" Read Full Review

• 6.0

  The Weekly Crisis - Ryan Schrodt

  Sep 02, 2010

  I didn't count the pages, but it certainly felt like more of this issue was dedicated to the less interesting backup than it was to the stronger main story, which I believe will be the main hook for most readers. Having sparsely read the Hulk line of comics since the end of Read Full Review

• 5.5

  IGN - Jesse Schedeen

  Sep 01, 2010

  The loss of Paul Pelletier's pencils is also felt. Tom Raney makes for a decent replacement in this relatively quiet, dialogue-heavy story, but his use of perspective in the more action-oriented scenes is generally awkward. It's really Brian Ching's work in the backup feature that stands out in its style and power. The best that can be said about "Dark Son" so far is that readers only have to wait two weeks for the next chapter. Hopefully the arc will kick into gear by then. Read Full Review

• N/A

  Weekly Comic Book Review - Joe LopezShare this:StumbleUponDigg

  Aug 31, 2010

  While Pak will never get me to like the ridiculousness that is A-Bomb, he has put forth some interesting story beats with his Hulks storyline. Unfortunately, Reed's approaching tale of Hiro-Kala that threatens to intersect with Pak's does dampen my excitement quite a bit. But if anyone can pull a good story out of questionable material, it's Pak. Read Full Review