Spider-Man / Hulk: Fire And Brimstone #2
| Writer | Kevin Smith, Andy McElfresh |
| Artist | R.B. Silva |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
IT'S SHOWTIME! Bruce Banner digs deep for an exploration of his spiritual side. But before he can cry out hallelujah, Spider-Man will have to put a stop to the second greatest disaster to hit Broadway, the White Rabbit! Guest starring ol' Horn Head himself: DAREDEVIL!
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8.7
Fanlight Zone - Ken M.
Sep 23, 2026Bruce Banner’s theory provides deep conversation as the future of the Hulk remains unclear with this latest chapter. The writing extends the argument of religion vs. science past the normal themes. Silva and Blee construct impressive images of NYC and beyond. A unique look into the ramifications of challenging the unknown. Read Full Review
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6.5
AIPT - David Brooke
Sep 23, 2026Spider-Man/Hulk: Fire and Brimstone #2 has no shortage of ambition, throwing faith, demonic forces, superhero history, and absurd comedy into the same story. R.B. Silva makes the spectacle sing, particularly when Hulk or White Rabbit lets loose, while Kevin Smith and Andy McElfresh introduce an intriguing possibility about a Hulk from the distant past. The issue struggles to connect its many ideas, however, with Spider-Man's behavior at the cathedral and the Logic cameo creating unnecessary confusion. The story raises interesting questions about faith and science, but it needs a clearer path forward. Read Full Review
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9.0
This appears to be the final Hulk story aiming to show that the character isn't the nonsense currently being established—with so much going on at once that it leaves the reader confused and, at times, disheartened.
Free from chronological constraints, it offers nothing but a solid script from an experienced filmmaker.+ Like • Comment