Jackie McGee narrates as the Hulk enters the Baxter Building, gets bullied by the Avengers, rescued by the Fantastic Four, and sent to Hell. The writing and art are very good -- but this creative team can do better. (And I don't like the "illustration + sidebar" format that Al Ewing so loves.) But I balance the little disappointments against some truly world-class content; tons of great insights imore
• This is the gate into the city of suffering. To the hurt that never ends. This gate is for the lost.
• The gate is a thing of divine power - a thing of forever. But even for the strongest one there is, it bears the warning:
• ABANDON HOPE, ALL YE WHO ENTER HERE.
Rated T+
" Knock,knock. Who's there Rick. Ira. Ira who Rick ? Ira menber you. Doctor McGowan."
• The war has come home - and Shadow Base is the battleground.
• The stage is set for the final confrontation between the new ABOMINATION...
• ...and the IMMORTAL HULK.
Rated T+
This series was the first Hulk Series I ever read. Its been fantastic. The art. The characters. The story. Theres not much bad you can say at all.
• The war has come home - and Shadow Base is the battleground.
• The stage is set for the final confrontation between the new ABOMINATION...
• ...and the IMMORTAL HULK.
Rated T+
General Fortean makes a brutal solo strike against Gamma Flight, spacing out the action with flashbacks to some of his formative moments. The balance between forward motion and retrospective insight is perfect, and the character spotlight is appreciated. Ryan Bodenheim's guest art is a best-case scenario. It has an appealing style of its own while still linking closely to the title's established cmore
As the smoke from last issue clears, General Fortean makes a fateful decision. There can be no more half measure. No weapon is off the table. Force must be met with equal force. This is a war without rules... and SHADOW BASE is going to win.
Rated T+