Hey man... are you okay? This comment is weirdly, obsessively angry, and Incredible Hulk has nothing to do with any of the political stuff you mentioned above. It seems like you might need some help. Is there something you'd like to talk about here?

If you can, or at least have the ability to convincingly explain why, in your world, whenever someone comes up with an argument that contradicts what you agree with, they either have a problem or are angry.

If you don't respond, I'll block you, simple as that. This is a space for reviews, and I don't like anything you write, especially from someone who's clearly never read anything about the Hulk.

If it's you, your stance is terrible, bothering with arguments against what you believe is right. If I were you, I wouldn't bother with that; after all, I'd believe I was doing the right thing. Bye, Phillip Kennedy Johnson.

What irritates me most about woke culture and this whole thing is how they brainwash people into thinking we're people with problems. Honestly, I'm going to block this profile. Isn't that what they do to us, preventing us from speaking? Well then. Note that in my review, I only mentioned a few points that the person behind the profile felt offended.

Well... what you wrote isn't a comic review. I was confused what my military service, "progressives," "feminazis," "minorities," "Palestinians," had to do with this comic. And I don't understand at all where "Woke Hulk" came from. It's a comic in which a monster fights other monsters. You seem angry about things that have nothing to do with this book, and that made me wonder if you actually wanted to talk about something different.

PKJ, you have no capacity to respect the character you write. Three years have passed and you haven't made this a phenomenon, even with some people wagging their tails at you...

Anyone with the slightest understanding of the Hulk and who has respect would write something better than you and make up for the three years thrown in the trash since your inception.

In your woke world, anything that goes against your beliefs isn't a review, it's a personal attack. Shame on you, you yourself don't like what you write. After Joe Bennett was unfairly removed, no one has been able to replicate what he did so well on Immortal!

If you want to promote monsters, use another series, not the Hulk. Thirty issues and you'll stay in the bubble. Do you really think you're the ones who'll reign supreme in this progressive game? You won't! Woke left scars, woke screwed the industry, woke doesn't make money and only serves the 3% who don't even buy what you do. Half the people who praise you download it from the internet.

We'll never be fooled by you. Ever since Cates, we've known what your intention was: to ridicule the Hulk. Have you given Banner a bath? Cut his hair? Turned him into someone other than a landless refugee? Stop it! If I don't like a character, I clearly won't write them, even if they paid me.

If I debate politics, PKJ, things will get even more awkward for you. You'll have to convince me if the wokeness you preach in this Landless Run actually serves any useful purpose in that comic book industry.

this is pretty cringe bro fr if you hate this guy so much why are you so obsessed with him? some kind of weird sex fetish? follow people you actually like lol

That's it, create more profiles, I'll block them all.

You need to show the world that you are normal people. The writer himself is not normal. I've never seen so much self-pity as I saw in this Phillip Kennedy Johnson.

How do you block users on this site? That would be useful.

I don't know if the blocking worked, but I did my part. And if they block me, it's a favor they're doing. If I have two followers who genuinely want to read comics, and a thousand blocked, that's already a victory for me. By the way, the one above is Phillip Kennedy Johnson. He's humiliating himself to attract people to participate in his live streams. Poor communist.

Good question and I had a couple about that Thing series, like, doesn't the writer know that Juggernaut is reformed and Death Adder is mute? Nearly as crazy as having Sue fly a plane!

The Thing book felt slightly out of continuity. In all honesty I don't know much about the Juggernaut these days - the X-Books are a bit too convoluted for me. I just felt the Thing series got the character "right" - where the FF book is a drastically different version of the team that I have been reading since the 70s.

This is the same guy who is going to write a Hulk miniseries, and nothing gets me out of my mind that, what I saw in the first look, looks like a cell phone animation.

And the premise of Hulk seems to be the same as Fantastic Four's: sending characters through different time periods. Writers too sensitive to step outside their comfort zones.