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Immortal Hulk #10

So everything has gone to hell. Creel is in two pieces. His vertebrae and demon skull is thrown back at him. He's shambling off away while everyone is trying to take down Hulk, including Gamma Flight and the black op army group. Oh, and Absorbing Man is sorry.

So everything looks horrific and nightmarish until we finally get to that Green Door Hulk has been talking about. Aaaaand... everything is now a hellscape. That's really, really, really bad. Curious where it goes from here! But that's all that's in this volume except for...

Avengers #684

This is a recap issue for Hulk/Banner. So maybe I can figure out how he's alive and such.

And I learn a lot of LORE here. Banner wants Hawkeye to kill him for reasons that aren't clear, but maybe it's just because of The Hand having their demon magic in him? Someone please help me out here. lol Doctor Voodoo is here though! I like that guy.

Wait. Hold on. The Supreme Leader put something in a part of his brain and that's why he asked Hawkeye to shoot there? Oh, it looks like they put an image at the end of the volume though that tells you all the times Hulk has died. That's pretty cool! If there's interest, I can post it here.

Immortal Hulk Vol. 1 Thoughts

So this is probably the best Hulk book I've ever read. The issues where they just explore Hulk and Banner are easily the best and I love reading them. More of that, please. I like the visuals a lot too, with the horrific body morphing stuff with Hulk that you can tell Ewing just wants to really explore. It took me a while to remember what I read of Ewing that I liked, but it's his Loki series. I enjoyed that. He has a very interesting way of viewing characters that's honestly refreshing.

Concerning the actual plot, I'm liking how everything is kind of merging now. No clue where it goes from here but the ride there has been fun. This demon is an interesting take--something that science did awakened a dark unholy force is actually a more interesting take on things. And it's something I absolutely didn't expect from a Hulk book either. It's an interesting villain for the guy who otherwise has a hard time with compelling villains otherwise.

Overall, really outstanding book. Definitely the best Hulk I've ever read!

I'll pick up with 52 unless someone guesses my favorite Marvel villain before I get the chance! Scroll up to the post before this for another hint to really narrow down things!

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