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Hulk: Asunder, Part One
After Fear Itself, the Hulk has gone into hiding, seemingly safe from a world that hates and fears him. But when [redacted] come knocking, the Hulk has no choice but to return to war against the one man whose existence threatens the safety of everyone on Earth...
Released: October 26, 2011
Reviewed by: @thanosrules
Intro/Initial Thoughts:
Hulk is in hiding from the rest of the world, hanging out in Subterranea with his new frieds (Moloids).
| Overall rating | 5.0 | |
| Art | 5.0 | |
| Covers | 5.0 | |
| Story | 5.0 |
THE GOOD
I really enjoyed everything about this issue. My favorite is probably the art, because walks the gradient from beautiful to gritty and back. I hadn't read a Hulk comic, possibly ever before I picked this issue up. It was the cover that snagged my attention. Of course, I knew the story of the Hulk, saw the movies, the TV Show, I even own a number of Hulk comics, but never got around to reading any issues. I was pleasantly surprised at this story - while the cover snagged me, the interiors kept me hooked. Even the cliffhanger and twist at the end were welcomed. As far as the story, I really enjoyed Hulk's "gruffy" look, his relationship with the Moloids and of course Amanda Von Doom. :)
THE BAD
Nothing really, but are we to assume that up until this issue, Hulk was actually shaving regularly?
THE VERDICT
If you haven'y already, pick it up. The story, art, flow, twists and turns are all worth the price. Also, as you likely know, the second one is already out (Part two of "Hulk: Asunder"), which as you would expect ties in nicely... I recommend that issue as well, and likely will recommend the entire series. :) Maybe at some point in the series Hulk will be able to sit back with his Moloid friends and relax...
Good Hulk reviews by the way!