In true 1980's style, Hulk and Daredevil battle in the streets of Manhattan. Hulk has not yet realized that he is the very Banner he seeks, but rampages the city while Matt Murdoch does his best to stop him. The dialogue is rather wordy for today's short spans of attention, but McKenzie does a good job of keeping the reader informed of past events while maintaining current happenings as well. As a Daredevil volume, this is not the best comic book to understand Hulk's backstory, but it does well in showing the relationship between Murdoch and Banner.

If you're a new comer to the invasion, this is a perfect catch-up issue. Be warned, however, that Tony Stark steals the show; more ink was used on words than on the pictures. Personally, I thought the issue was useful in becoming familiarized with the in's and out's of Skrull life (origins, who's been revealed as skrulls et al), explaining the origins of the illuminati. However, this can be quite the headache to read. It's not something to flip through for the art, either; it starts strong, but when their explaining the Skull empire, it's very cartoony and elementary. Overall, this is very helpful catch-up read, but if you're well-versed in current Marvel happenings, just skip it.