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Dusting Off: Incredible Hulk #455 (August 1997)

Wednesday, August 20th, 2008

Every Wednesday we take turns to delve into our trusty longboxes, pluck out a dusty back issue, and give you our thoughts. We’ll also try and place it in the context of the time it was originally published.

During the “Heroes Reborn” event, the Hulk title was reportedly scheduled for cancellation so that the character could [...]

Jeph Loeb Day: Ultimates v3 #4 & Hulk #4

Monday, June 30th, 2008

Greetings, Earthling readers. I am What-oh! The Comics Daily Watcher. Once in a while, a comic comes along so horrible that it gives everyone who reads it a stomach ulcer. Titans #1, for instance. However, once in a cosmic lifetime, this happens twice in the same week. This week, for instance. The simultaneous release of [...]

The Sunday Pages #19

Sunday, June 22nd, 2008

In something of a quiet week, our attention switches to British football comics, with the sad news of the passing of writer Fred Baker, and the rather more pleasant prospect of a happy nostalgia trip for Roy of the Rovers fans. Elsewhere, we bemoan the fact that it’s… well, a quiet week, really - and [...]

Dusting Off: Incredible Hulk #300 (October 1984)

Wednesday, June 18th, 2008

Every Wednesday we take turns to delve into our trusty longboxes, pluck out a dusty back issue, and give you our thoughts. We’ll also try and place it in the context of the time it was originally published.
With the Hulk movie out, I was thinking of finding a classic Hulk comic to review for this [...]

The Sunday Pages #18

Sunday, June 15th, 2008

This week’s Sunday Pages brings you news of two free comics from rising talent Marc Ellerby, some discussion of Chuck Dixon’s abrupt exit, and an article that’ll potentially transform the experience of watching The Incredible Hulk!

Skaar: Son of Hulk #1

Thursday, June 12th, 2008

Greg Pak wowed readers with the most distinctive run on Hulk since Peter David left the title after a definitive 10-year run. With the Hulk movie release, interest in the character is high, and with Jeph Loeb writing the most ridiculously crap Hulk stories since John Byrne’s attempt to relaunch the character years ago, readers [...]