Incredible Hulk #1

deactivated-5d1828448d5f0's Incredible Hulk #1 - Hulk: Asunder, Part One review

Great starting point!

This. Issue. ROCKED! I haven't read the rest of the book, but so far I've LOVED IT! This shows how the Hulk can never achieve happiness, and "they always come" There are several questions, and not enough answers. This issue had me on the edge of my seat reading it! (Though there could've been a better name forAmanda Von Doom) The art in this issue was phenomenal! Marc Silvestri is hitting it out of the park with this! I can't wait for more of this, hopefully the rest is just as good.

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