Hulk #4

Waid leaves Hulk's world on a note that's both exciting and intriguing. The brawl is swift yet riveting and the second half of the book opens the door to unlimited possibilities. Basically, this issue's a double-edged sword. It's a shame Waid's saying goodbye to Banner, but he's leaving on a note that's fun and paves a new and legitimately attention-grabbing path for the title. Thanks for the good times, Waid. Duggan, you're up! Read Full Review

While not nearly as amazing as the previous issue, there were still a lot of noteworthy elements to discuss in Hulk #4 Read Full Review

Hopefully this series pays off in the next issue. It has the promise, just hasn't been fully delivered yet. Read Full Review

Not counting the upcoming Original Sin crossover, this issue essentially serves as the finale to Mark Waid's Hulk run. And it serves as about as satisfying a conclusion as you might expect considering that this series and status quo are only four issues old. Read Full Review

Ultimate Goblin

Apr 06, 2025

For some reason it really kept me invested for the whole time and I didn't even notice it still was one issue. Yeah, this was a super temporary thing to make Banner dumb. Uh... even though it felt rushed, it's still interesting where it goes next.

JBL Reviews

Jun 12, 2014

One page Sunspot and Captain Marvel can't get close. Next page they're sent in. Hmmm