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Apr. 25th, 2013
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an_idol_mindPreviously in Planet Hulk
I love Planet Hulk, but I’m not going to lie: the conclusion is a giant kick to the crotch.
Don’t get me wrong – it’s well-executed. It’s just sad. The only reason I don’t put it on par with the last couple of issues of Y: The Last Man in terms of sadness is because World War Hulk offered a continuation that, while it didn’t make things better, did offer a bit of catharsis as the Hulk tore the Marvel Universe a new one.
But I digress. If you’re going to have a good tragedy, you first need to have a happy place to start from. So let’s see what happens when the Hulk finally gets everything he wants.
(7 pages from The Incredible Hulk #104)
( All good things... )
I love Planet Hulk, but I’m not going to lie: the conclusion is a giant kick to the crotch.
Don’t get me wrong – it’s well-executed. It’s just sad. The only reason I don’t put it on par with the last couple of issues of Y: The Last Man in terms of sadness is because World War Hulk offered a continuation that, while it didn’t make things better, did offer a bit of catharsis as the Hulk tore the Marvel Universe a new one.
But I digress. If you’re going to have a good tragedy, you first need to have a happy place to start from. So let’s see what happens when the Hulk finally gets everything he wants.
(7 pages from The Incredible Hulk #104)
( All good things... )