Mark Waid and Leinil Francis Yu's "Indestructible Hulk" #1 begins new era for Bruce Banner as he becomes more accepting of his big green "disease."
Full review here.
Mark Waid and Leinil Francis Yu's "Indestructible Hulk" #1 begins new era for Bruce Banner as he becomes more accepting of his big green "disease."
Full review here.
At this rate the Marvel boards will only have Daredevil and Fantastic Four to talk about.
Pretty much everyone else is a) an Avenger, b) an X-Man or c) affiliated with Spider-man.
Why aren't you reading Winter Soldier? You should be!
man I even have to get my Morbius news over at the spider man boards
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This book is gonna be the best of Marvel NOW! Love that they are bringing back the Quintronic Man!
"You wouldn't like me when I'm happy" - Bruce Banner
I'm not a fan of the idea that Hulk has the intelligence of a pea again. Nor do I like the fact that no one has mentioned Pak's run where Hulk and Banner were working together in perfect, peaceful co-ordination.
Still, the story seems good, the writing is great, and the art is absolutely fantastic.
Seemed like a solid first issue, and I love Yu's art. I'll definitely be there for issue #2!
"Solid First Issue" is a good way of putting it.
It introduces the concept, it gives you some fun action, it's got a lot of tension, in a good way. It's smart, and beautiful.
I think the impact was dulled a bit after having read so many interviews about what the high concept was. Most of this issue was ABOUT laying out the high concept, so it felt a little rote, not through any fault of Waid's.
But yeah, fun, solid, did everything a first issue SHOULD do, now I'm ready for something more.
Very promising start.
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It was basically set-up, something a lot of writers are going for these days.
Very good (but didn't wow me like Thor last week).
Adults struggle desperately with fiction, demanding constantly that it conform to the rules of everyday life when the answer is obvious to the smallest child: because it's not real. - Grant Morrison
there needs to be more monsters and villains to fight- new creations.
This doesn't feel as good as Waid's Daredevil... It felt quite disjointed from where Jason Aaron left the Hulk which is weird since I've always taken Mark Waid to be very continuity conscious.
I'm hoping it finds a better voice next issue.
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I don't know if it's as good as you'd like; as I said, it's very basic. It's a very basic intro. ONe could even say by the numbers. Waid is NOT breaking any new ground.
But he's doing what he's doing well, if that makes sense.
It's not wildly creative, but Waid is never wildly creative. I know everyone loves his Daredevil; I'm less enamored with it, but what people have to consider there is that he's going to a very 'back to basics' approach, doing some nice things with powers and some very basic character work, but a lot of that is really driven by storytelling, and that is heavily supported by the artwork.
So if anyone is expecting innovation out of this run, frankly, I think you're going to be disappointed. But it's well written, well paced, it's interesting enough, it's got some fun action. Yu is great, as always.
I hope you enjoy it!
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