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4.0 out of 5 stars pretty good, Mar 15 2004

By	adead_poet@hotmail.com "adead_poet@hotmail.com" (Beaumont, tx USA) - See all my reviews

What you've got is a good story with good art. All I can really say about it is that if you like the Hulk or Todd McFarlane you should get this.

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4.0 out of 5 stars A fun story arc, Jun 15 2003

By	"oknazevad" (Hillsdale, NJ United States) - See all my reviews

This book collect the climactic issues from one of the ealiest storylines in Peter David's historic 11-year run on the book. While at first glance it seems like a standard adventure story, there are some great insights to the character of the Grey Hulk, who's very different from the green version averyone is familiar with. It also has many other good characterizations, and has a few historically significant moments in Hulk history. In short, it is well written. The art is done by a young(er) Todd McFarlane, at a time when he hadn't quite become famous, but was getting there fast. It shows a stylistic flair without becoming bogged down in style, a criticism often aimed at his later work. In summary, I like this collection quite much, as it shows the beginnings of two great careers in an above average adventure story.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Great Memories, Jan 7 2003

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I already had the original issues that are collected in this volume but I wanted to have a collected copy to thumb through. These issues bring back great memories for me as they were my jump on point in starting my Hulk comic collection. Also writer Peter David's run on the book started just prior to these issues and lasted for over 10 years. The comics were originally printed on newsprint so its nice to see them on higher quality paper. Although the coloring is not up to todays standards, it is still a favorite story of mine. Some great interaction between Hulk and Betty that really fleshes out the characters. Add to that the Hulk's number 1 nemisis, The Leader and a shocking and touching finale. A great book all around if you like the Hulk, if you're not too familiar with his comic book adventures then you might get a little confused as there are references to other events throughout the book and alot of back story to these wonderful characters that isn't covered. Do a little reading up on the Hulk before ya grab this one, if you are a fan, chances are you already have these anyway.

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2.0 out of 5 stars Just your average adventure run. . .
This is an example of an artist and writer who have yet to reach their artistic peaks teaming up to give us an uneventful, average tale of the green goliath. Read more

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