Sure some slang is super outdated, fights look silly, but the horrifying moments of Hulk's unsettling rage, Bruce's fight to be normal, betty's love being shattered, and more all work really well. What really works well, despite the aging of this, is you care about the characters. We have Bruce also dealing with his wife and trying to balance his life but the Gray Hulk doesn't want to be apart of that shit. We have one of a creature who is basically like the angel of death, coming for hulk. Then we have a one shot of a killer on the loose and Hulk shows him what a REAL monster is. Vary in quality, The X-men one being the worst but still somehow fun and cheesy. All the power of the hulk but not stupid either.Īfter the first shaky arc we settle into one shots and two shots.

Soon into the arc Peter David introduces Gray Hulk. The hulkbusters (not the Ironman hulkbuster) are a group of hulk haters and hunting him down. Apperently Peter David had to finish up a arc that had already begun so this is a weird start with another character, not Bruce Banner, being the hulk. So I had to go back in time and read Peter David's to see if it lived up to the hype. Reading the current Immortal Hulk I'm in agreement, it's amazing. Al Ewing Hulk is also considered now as to be the best, or atleast one of the best. Peter David was hailed as the greatest Hulk writer ever. I’m so excited for the ‘Joe Fixit’ era and seeing how Hulk makes a life for himself.

Overall, I’m excited to delve a bit more into Grey Hulk and see him develop. I did like that we saw an empathetic side to Grey Hulk! Strange that Bruce defended his father when the abuse he endured created a literal monster inside of him… At least that’s what Quarterman thinks. The last issue was a bit of a different story. I mean, not the part with all the fighting but the part with SHIELD and how Hulk figured out about the Gamma bombs (I’m not gonna question how he knew about them). I really liked the crossover with the X-Factor. Plus, why’d they make Betty leave with her ex-husband when she leaves Ramón like, two issues later? He’s always just stressed and terrified (understandably) but it doesn’t give us much variety for him. I was a little surprised he wasn’t in this very much. I’m excited to see this version of The Leader. I mean, he still kind of wrecks stuff but we see his intelligence when he makes plans against Bruce. I like the difference in Grey Hulk, where he isn’t some unstoppable monster who wrecks through everything in his path.

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