Indestructible Hulk #12

Somehow, Waid simplifies the complexities of time travel and spins it into one insanely good time. The man has been absolutely killing it with this book's script and Scalera and Staples are more than able to breathe an overwhelming amount of life into the crazy scenarios thrown their way. You're reading Marvel wrong if this book isn't on your pull list. Read Full Review

The Indestructible Hulk continues to smash its way into Hulk glory. An awesome spectacle. Read Full Review

Matteo Scalera works some real sorcery in these pages. His scratchy style gives a sense of movement to every panel. This issue never slows down, and that's not a bad thing. As with previous issues, there are scenes that get a bit muddled and it can be difficult to tell exactly where characters are positioned, but overall this thing looks great. Plus, Hulk fights dinosaurs and it's awesome. Dinosaurs, guys! Val Staples lays down some killer color, as well, creating a superbly constructed comic. Read Full Review

This was an outstanding issue, and a great continuation to this story. It had plenty of excitement, and drama, having brilliant action, and tremendous narration, and dialogue. It also involved dinosaurs, and cowboys in a awesome way, making things very fun, and entertaining. Due to this I'd highly recommend this issue, and am really looking forward to the next issue. Read Full Review

While this may not be a great issue, it definitely gets the ball rolling and gives us a better idea of what to spect from this storyline. Not a fan of the old west setting? Don't worry, next issue we get a whole new time period, new supporting characters and undoubtedly new conflicts. The fun has only just begun. Read Full Review

The artwork in this book is top-notch. Matteo Scalera's pencils give Hulk a crisp look, and Val Staples' colors truly are a feast for the eyes. Indestructible Hulk remains one of the better MarvelNow titles, and this one is still worth grabbing yourself a copy. Read Full Review