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sad comics reviewed Incredible Hulk #22 Feb 19, 2025
1.0

Cancel this crap Marvel!

Incredible Hulk #22

By: Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Nic Klein
Released: Feb 19, 2025

BANNER NO MORE?!

Bruce Banner is now fully locked away within the body and mind of the INCREDIBLE HULK...no more than a memory of Hulk's former self. But as Charlie, increasingly violently, loses control to her skinwalker alter ego LYCANA, she finds a way to seek Banner's help within the Hulkscape. Can Banner help Charlie keep her newfoun...

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sad comics reviewed Incredible Hulk #21 Jan 16, 2025
1.0

It's impossible to have fun with what PJK is doing, and the most incredible thing (as much as he says Hulk is) is that this run is still being published without even having enough commercial appeal to be good. There's no way to give it a 7 or 8, because it's so boring and so unattractive. The writer has no idea what to do with the character, if I were him I would be ashamed, even more so consideri more

Incredible Hulk #21

By: Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Danny Earls
Released: Jan 15, 2025

MONSTROUS FACEOFF VS. WEREWOLF BY NIGHT!
The INCREDIBLE HULK and WEREWOLF BY NIGHT face off against the immortal wolf-demon VARCOLAC, as Hulk's destruction of the Skinwalker Cult attracts the attention of the oldest, most horrifying forces on Earth. Meanwhile, Charlie revels in her new strength, and her childhood fantasy of becoming a super her...

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sad comics reviewed Incredible Hulk #19 Nov 27, 2024
1.0

Calling a comic like this bad is insulting a bad comic that you read and hope something good will come of it. The Incredible Hulk, now not at all incredible, has become a generic character. Phillip Kennedy Johnson is removing everything from this character that made him a classic due to his popularity that was achieved over a long journey. It's depressing! The story by Greg Pak, despite being sill more

Incredible Hulk #19

By: Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Various
Released: Nov 27, 2024

CELEBRATING A HULK-SIZED ISSUE #800!

Has Hulk finally met one stronger than himself? After a crushing defeat at the hands of ELDEST, the Incredible Hulk is a slave, and the return of the Mother of Horrors is imminent! Hulk's only hope is the newly resurrected Charlie Tidwell, who takes on the SKINWALKERS OF LYCANA to save Hulk... But what...

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sad comics reviewed Incredible Hulk #18 Oct 23, 2024
1.0

The writer doesn't like the character, it's clear in the scripts he writes that everything aims to leave the Hulk as a pawn for Charlie to elevate himself, it's pathetic to an extreme level that aims to make the character's stories boring.

Incredible Hulk #18

By: Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Nic Klein
Released: Oct 23, 2024

HULK MUST PROTECT HIS FRIEND!

To save Charlie Tidwell, Banner has betrayed Hulk, leaving him a slave of the immortal Eldest! Meanwhile, Charlie finds a mysterious ally inside the cult of LYCANA...one who could help Charlie escape or bind her fate to the skinwalkers forever! This issue leads directly into next month's Incredible Hulk legac...

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sad comics reviewed Incredible Hulk #17 Sep 18, 2024
1.0

What's saddest about this run, besides getting worse at the point zero of not going anywhere, is the fact that it gets high ratings every time that Nic Klein comes back to bring joy to an installment, but that doesn't change the fact that Phillip Kennedy Johnson is incapable of writing a story that goes beyond this, he's just showing how in the end the Hulk will merge with this teenager that will more

Incredible Hulk #17

By: Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Nic Klein
Released: Sep 18, 2024

The crescendo to INCREDIBLE HULK Legacy #900 begins here with "SKIN" Part One! "In this town, it's your skin that defines you." With Bruce Banner seemingly locked away forever inside the Hulkscape, the Incredible Hulk reaches Sumanguru's prophesied "Paradise of Sin": Las Vegas, where Charlie Tidwell's only hope lies with ELDEST and the profane cult...

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