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Review: Hulk #25 0
Red Hulk has been captured, but not forgotten as Bruce Banner and Steve Rogers have greater plans for him. Sadly, not all of Earth's Mightiest Heroes realize that Red Hulk is working for the good guys now. The Good The Loeb era Rulk is over and the Jeff Parker era begins. I've heard time and time again that people (not me though) just didn't enjoy Loeb's run on the book. Now, we have Jeff Parker writing the book, who is a solid writer and he writes books that are just plain fun to read, es...
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Out with the Loeb and in with New 0
I was hoping to stop reading comics for a while; until I look at some of the pages on this and I was hooked after that. This is the comic after the Jeff Loeb run and now it written and drawn by the new team Jeff Parker and Gabriel Hardman who have gotten extra credit for getting me back into the Red Hulk comics. The story takes our Big Red friend and work on getting him to play nice with others...while also getting "tough-love" from Iron-man. Also, the other story of A-bomb had good artwor...
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Big red and the Tin-man. 0
Following the astounding conclusion of World War Hulks the still new character of the Marvel universe finally seems to branch off from the inner ties of Bruce Banner into his own solo work in issue #25 of Hulk. After the shocking reveal of his identity as Thunderbolt Ross in issue 23 and the climactic battle between him and the green Hulk, what does the Red Hulk do now, let's find out. The issue starts off wit some serious action going down in California where some odd creature with cybor...
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Fresh New Start 0
The Story - Defeated after the "World War Hulks", locked down like a prisioner, General Thad "Thunderbolt" Ross A.K.A Red Hulk´s only chance to ever get out and do some good to repair his misdoings with the Intelligencia is to follow Steve Roger and Bruce Banner´s orders in an attemp to stop the failsafe program of the Leader and M.O.D.O.K called "Scorched Earth"...in his first mission he must stop a virus from mutating several people that have received body implants (legs, arms), but he has to ...
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Hulk Issue 25 0
And so ends the Loeb era of Hulk. I must say, it had it's ups and downs but now that it's over I think I'm gonna miss it, because it offered something most comics don't and that is plain and simple goofy fun. That being said though, I am interested to see what the new Hulk has to offer, especially since it's got a team from a very different book coming onboard (Parker and Kardman just did Atlas). Hopefully their track record of great books will continue though, so let's check out Hulk issue 25! ...
3 out of 3 found this review helpful.
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