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Comic Issue: Incredible Hulk #113

Incredible Hulk #113

Written by GREG PAK & FRED VAN LENTE Penciled by KHOI PHAM Cover by ART ADAMS CLASSIFIED

Comic Issue: Incredible Hulk #112

Incredible Hulk #112

Written by GREG PAK & FRED VAN LENTE Penciled by KHOI PHAM Cover by ART ADAMS CLASSIFIED

Comic Issue: Incredible Hulk #111

Incredible Hulk #111

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Comic Issue: Incredible Hulk #110

Incredible Hulk #110

Written by GREG PAK Penciled by CARLO PAGULAYAN Cover by GARY FRANK Boy genius Amadeus…

Comic Issue: Incredible Hulk #109

Incredible Hulk #109

Written by GREG PAK Penciled by CARLO PAGULAYAN Cover by GARY FRANK Boy genius Amadeus Cho…

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Comic Graphic Novel: Incredible Hulk Vol. 6 Split Decisions

Incredible Hulk Vol. 6 Split Decisions (Graphic Novel)

Written by BRUCE JONES Cover & pencils by MIKE DEODATO Jr. Still caught in a relentless…

Comic Graphic Novel: Incredible Hulk Vol. 4 Abominable

Incredible Hulk Vol. 4 Abominable (Graphic Novel)

COVER BY KAARE ANDREWS Written by Bruce Jones Illustrated by Mike Deodato Jr. The secret…

Comic Graphic Novel: Incredible Hulk Vol. 3 Transfer Of Power

Incredible Hulk Vol. 3 Transfer Of Power (Graphic Novel)

COVER BY KAARE ANDREWS BRUCE JONES (W)/STUART IMMONEN (P) Stock up for movie! On the run .…

Comic Graphic Novel: Incredible Hulk Vol. 2

Incredible Hulk Vol. 2 (Graphic Novel)

Written by BRUCE JONES Penciled by STUART IMMONEN & MIKE DEODATO Jr.; Cover by KAARE…

Comic Graphic Novel: Incredible Hulk Vol. 1

Incredible Hulk Vol. 1 (Graphic Novel)

Cover By Kaare Andrews Bruce Jones & Brian Azzarello (w)/ John Romita Jr., Lee Weeks &…

Comic Graphic Novel: Incredible Hulk Transformations

Incredible Hulk Transformations (Graphic Novel)

Still available! Bruce Banner's initial transformation into the rampaging man-brute known…

Comic Graphic Novel: Incredible Hulk Ground Zero

Incredible Hulk Ground Zero (Graphic Novel)

One of the Hulk's best adventures is back in print! The U.S. government is stockpiling…

Comic Graphic Novel: Incredible Hulk Dogs Of War

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• THE SCOOP: Collecting the searing story by Paul Jenkins (SENTRY, INHUMANS) and Ron…

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December 19, 2007
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by Ash77 at 10:05 PM October 17, 2007    (all reviews by Ash77)
If World War Hulk is the book where Hulk gets to smash, smash again, and then...oh, what the hell...SMASH SOME MORE, then Incredible Hulk is the book where everything else happens.

Which is smart, because if you're buying World War Hulk, you get the heart of the story, and you get what you paid for, re: the aforementioned smashing. And if you're smart, and you've been buying Incredible Hulk as the awesome Planet Hulk storyline has unfolded, then you're in for the whole ride, and you need these critical pieces of the puzzle.

Issue 108, for example, dives into two players who have played pivotal roles in the Hulk's life, Rick Jones and the insect alien Miek. Pak has a strong grasp on Jones, but it's Miek who is the real star of this issue, as he has been for much of the Planet Hulk storyline.

Whether providing comic relief or the vital dose of righteous rage required to push the Hulk over the edge, Miek has evolved as a great character find within the overall tapestry of Planet Hulk. His people massacred time and again, the only salvation this creature has found is in merciless war. As one of Hulk's Warbound, he has taken up the battle alongside his savior, and now he's bringing that battle to earth, to repay those responsible for the destruction of Sakaar.

Rick Jones just wants to calm the Hulk down, but even if he were given the chance, it's doubtful he'll have a decent shot anyway--the Hulk he once knew in such a variety of incarnations is not the Hulk who has returned to Earth. It's Rick Jones who provides the perspective on Hulk's past, but it's Miek who represents Hulk's present. Where his future will go is yet to be seen, and that's a big part of what makes the World War Hulk crossover work so well--the uncertainty of exactly where the Hulk and the Marvel Universe will end up at the conclusion of the journey.
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