Pretty mid comic. I don't really like MCU version of Mole Man... The story wasn't really interesting. Also someone forgot to tell Fraction that "It's Clobbering Time" phrase is a conflict in the film and Ben explicitly told he never said this and it was from a cartoon. However, this comic seems to be written "from the words of the team members". So yeah, kinda dumb... Anyway, the movie really needed some prequel and maybe even more than one. But this one wasn't great. more

I didn't get the conclusion. I wonder if that's intentional or I just missed something...

Visually the tone changed insanely, but the writing is still the same. There's just not enough actual story to really be interested in. It's okay, but that's it.

I didn't expect much and it's not bad, definitely better, than the previous run so far. But overall it's not that interesting and could be much better. Not something I'd recommend to anyone.

great art by francis yu but it lacks substance, i heard this was one of the best Marvel Now titles, bullshit.

Somehow it's epic and boring at the same time... I don't know, it's just not really entertaining. Big monsters and female booties are always cool, but there's not much the story can offer. And it's fine visually, but the colors are really dull and it's not helping at all. And there already was Atlantis in the previous volume, so it's already too much for me.

So, Waid remembered some super old Hulk enemy... Cool. But it's still just okay and not 10/10.

Honestly, I didn't really get the point... The comic itself is fine, especially the humour, but anyway, the actual story was kind of pointless... And also it's really weird that in the previous run Bruce really invented the cure for the Hulk and it even worked on every hulked-out animals and humans, but he intenionally refused to use it on himself, because he befriended Hulk again. And yet here he speaks like it was impossible to find the cure for the Hulk and it's time to move on. Are you serious? Man, comics are such a mess sometimes... But anyway, the writing here is fine, this run actually feels like a good comic. It just doesn't feel like a really great Hulk comic for me... more

Not a bad beginning of the run, but I won't have any hopes yet. Let's see what happens next.

Doesn't worth any Hulk's fan time. There were some cool moments, but overall it was a pretty mid quality book.

I'll rate it a bit higher because of the happy end, but either way the volume was a total mess and can even be totally avoided. It's absolutely skippable, there are absolutely no consequences to the Hulk lore and every single new thing was reverted at the end. It's just not a good Hulk comic at all.

I must admit, it has some funny moments, but it's still such a mess... And also by the way, look how now Amanda has no scar at all. Great attention to details. And it's no surprise that such small details get ignored, if you consider that the bigger picture is quite poorly written either.

Not really belieavable, but the comic itself wasn't bad.

Not a bad one. I appreciated the humour here. But the conclusion is weird. It doesn't really explain anything. Especially the need for the Dog-Man's finger...

I thought Kraven would be cool, but... I don't know, I feel like a great potential was just wasted...

ТНЕ FОИТ IS UИЯЕАDAВLE!

But well... It's not like I expected something good from another American comic with some Russian stuff. I guess after that Crimson Dynamo volume I had hopes, but nah, that was a mistake.

Ooookay, it's not that cool as I expected.

Definitely not a level of Aaron. The story isn't really high quality and the constantly changing artstyle makes it only worse. Very mediocre, but not without good moments. Although it's not like they compensate for the overall feeling that it's something made in a hurry by some people that never cared about the story. It's just weird on many levels...

Like, at first you see a new chapter in Hulk's life, that he lives a rather wild life with Moloids. But then it instantly gets destroyed and forgotten as the story moves to the Hulk vs Banner part. Aaron introduces new characters, but none of them are good or really written much. For example, Amanda von Doom is a cool badass woman not realated to Doom, even though he's actually in the story and too many scenes and used storytelling techniques imply that she actually is. And the only thing we really know about her and her personality is that she has a fetish for big green men. Great.

Or how about the hump guy, who has a different vibe with every artstyle? At first he has a moustache and a very French-like appearance, but then he's more like a normal guy who can stand still and you barely notice his hump sometimes. But then he is portrayed as a literal Quasimodo... And yeah, as far as I understood he wants Amanda, but she still makes him stay behind the door while she gets ran over by a few gamma aboriginals. Great! Amazing supporting cast, couldn't wish for a better one.

Also the story was really artificially prolonged due to the help of unnecessary splashpages and lazy writing. I mean, sometimes the splashpages here weren't even visually stunning or revaling some bigger than life twists. The Hulk himself is also really boring as a character here. Banner is just insane to be insane and that's it. The story just moved to move and you already knew the result at the very beginning. It's just pointless, poorly written and visually mediocre. more

Okay, looks like the only character Aaron really knows how to write is the Punisher. And at some point it really felt more like a Punisher comic, especially with the infamous art of sadly late Steve Dillon, but no, it was actually a Hulk story and quite an entertaining one. Man, the Pit Bull character is so cool, it's such a waste he was just a one timer...

Honestly, this story arc is promising. Banner is doing some random things we and the Hulk have no idea about and it really makes you wonder what is all that for and what happens next... It's still not the best Hulk story there is, but at least much better, than the previous arc. It better be a fan-service rollercoaster to compensate. more

Man, such a great cover wasted for a comic like this... I mean, it has some fun in it, but I don't know, I'm really tired of the constantly changing artstyle, especially when this mister Gor character looks like a different character every time... Also the Shrek vibe from Hulk here is insane... And look at how Amanda's scar is present even when her face is barely drawn, but when it's a close-up shot - there's no scar at all. No one really cared about this volume of the Incredible Hulk... This artist was kinda cool in Black Panther, as far as I can remember, but here he was mediocre, exactly as the one before him. Ugh, some story decisions of Aaron are totally insane for my taste either. All the things here just happen and nothing feels really well-thought and well-planned. The guy really can write good comics, but here it's like Kirkman's Ultimate X-Men. Not that level of indifference exactly, but very close. more

Ugh... I actually didn't expect that they really were separated. Like, for real. It felt more like a trick and that Hulk still had Banner somewhere in him, but that other Banner was just some evil clone or something. But yeah, even though he is a clone, look like it's indeed the Banner without Hulk and the Hulk is now without Banner. Ugh... I think Hulk's brain should have been already regenerated to the original state, but okay. Either way the comic is just not good in any way. There's not a single part of it that was good. It's not an awful unreadable piece of crap either... It's just something I'm sure I'll forget after a couple of weeks without ever having even a thought about reading it again. more

The artwork really doesn't make it better