Honestly, Stephanie Philips has not been my go to writer, as her writing isn't up to my standards. HOWEVER, I will give her props on this series. This is her Magnus opus, her best one, and honestly one of the best series of 2020s. I think it's very mature and I like how everything wraps up. Shout out to Stephanie Phillips for proving me wrong, and I highly recommend people reading this.

Holy cow, Mark Waid's writing for the flash feels like a splash of warm water and a breath of fresh air. No more cosmic time mumbo jumbo, and just good old fun Flash writing. It's like Mark Waid never lost his touch after his original Flash run.

I honestly think this is Tom Taylor's best work working on Batman. It is very intriguing, and I love Mikel Janin's art and the colors

What I like about Joshua Williamson isn't just the writing, but also the consistent art. Even when the art switches around from Jamal Campbell to Dan Mora, and Eddy Barrows. This run still rocks hard. And his writing for Superbly Prime is actually my favorite.

I actually did like Jason aaron's Wolverine run, but I think because it was too confusing (just as confusing as Larry Hama) and slightly borig, the final issue falls flat. Overall, it's not a bad run. But compared to Mark Millar, Larry hama, Chris claremont this run is a little lackluster

Jeff Lemire strikes a home run again. I would like to see him tackle Flash if his heart is in it. Good dialogue, writing, and I actually am interested in Absolute Barry Allen. I haven't felt this interested in Barry Allen since Joshua Williamson considering Wally is more interesting while Barry is a bland white toast. But this is what happens when you get a great writer.

this is just a pure entertaining series where readers can have a blast reading Battle Beast wreck shit up. Ryan Ottley's art here works a lot.

it's crazy but reading this up to the penultimate issue, it's insane on how the difference between H2Sh and Last Halloween. Even though this Batman is more meaner, grumpier and brutal. The story and writing and the noir thoughts just work here more. You can tell Jeph Loeb wanted to write the final Halloween story here compared to H2SH.

I know I can't let my feelings get hurt. But this is because I dont believe for a fact that a giant size hulk with a hammer will lose to Godzilla.

Dan Slott writing and Rafael Albquerque's art are growing on me. I thought Dan Slott fell off, but he made me eat my words. I like his writing for Superman and the rest of the characters in this limited series

So, I picked this up again, I quit after #19. And gotta say, this was pretty good in the end. Not on par with Immortal, but still good. Art was the highlight tho, Klein is a genius.

I hope Infernal Hulk will not be as slow in pacing.

THIRTY issues for this?!

A non-ending. A to-be-continued-pick-up-the-NEW-number-one-of our-not-really-new-continued Hulk comic?

What a disappointment.

Nice art by Nic Klein. Shame he was only on about half of the run.

I know this is a hot take but I actually did enjoy this series. Nic Klein definitely saves the series for me and prevents it for being lackluster