Embedded: Behind Enemy Lines / Costume Division: Death of an Android / War is Heck last edited by trickled on 08/23/22 03:13PM View full history

    Your man-on-the-street view of WORLD WAR HULK continues here - - with three separate features all written by Paul Jenkins!

    First, Ben Urich and Sally Floyd, now running their own newspaper, attempt to single-handedly cover a story that even the big boys can't -- featuring art by Ramon Bachs (CIVIL WAR: FRONT LINE)!

    Then, costume division detective Danny Granville and the alien known as Korg race to figure out who killed one of Hulk's allies - - with art by Shawn Martinbrough (JSA Classified)!

    Finally, Chris Moreno (Sidekick) proves that the Hulk’s invasion of Manhattan is actually something to laugh at!

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    World War Hulk: Front Line #2 - Embedded: Behind Enemy Lines / Costume Division: Death of an Android / War is Heck by vex on July 20, 2007

    I really enjoyed the Front Line series during the Civil War and the World War Hulk saga is no different. It's nice to see the action through the eyes of civilians and what it might be like for the common man. All the Front Line comics have emphasized intricate story lines that never seem to get old. I was a little worried about WWH: Front Line #1 as it seemed to have introduced too many story lines, but #2 seems to thin these out and help understand a little more of what's going on.The thing I l...

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