Hulk 24 Review: The Final Chapter in the Red Hulk Saga, brought to you by Jeph Loeb and Ed McGuiness. I had blogged and podcasted when this Who is Red Hulk storyline took Marvel Comics by storm, and I went … Continue reading
Is Stan Lee overrated? That seems to be a talking point for comic book geeks, who freely take pot-shots at classic writer Stan Lee, since creators like Alan Moore, Erik Larsen, Gerald Jones, and others have gone on the record … Continue reading
Continuing the saga of the end of the Marvel Universe, Jim Krueger and Alex Ross once again teamed-up for a DEEP and philosophical take on Marvel metaphysics and religion. Without Earth-X, this series in inaccessible. And sadly, even if the reader … Continue reading
Red Hulk #1 review: What a big comic book week, huh? Bunch of DailySkew reviews. Okay, here we have what was billed as the main event, after all, it IS RULK #1, right? It’s the Fall of the Hulks, and … Continue reading
Incredible Hulk 606 review: Bruce Banner is a bad dad, and a bad role model for Skaar. Bruce Banner is obsessed with finding Betty Ross Banner- at any cost. Bruce Banner and Red Hulk have an uneasy alliance. A Green … Continue reading
Siege: The Cabal #1 is one shot leading up to The Siege #1. I missed it previously but got by hands on it today thanks to my friend George Comic Book Fan. It is written by Brian Michael Bendis and … Continue reading
Origins of Siege #1 is a preview comic book that I missed last month. Its purpose is to introduce new readers to The Siege storyline. The main short story is called “Siege Prologue” written by Brian Michael Bendis and drawn … Continue reading
