Although the 1980s marked the most obvious and hyped Marvel crossover events (such as Contest of Champions and Secret Wars), the 1970s had special storylines that could be considered crossover events. So many people have different definitions of what makes … Continue reading
Warning: this article is an informed generalization, okay? As I research all of my comics, I will eventually graph my hypothesis and present evidence either way. As someone who has read entire runs (with no skips) of Amazing Spider-Man, Incredible … Continue reading
Iron Man Movie Review- what follows were my initial observations from May 2008 after seeing Iron Man in the movie theaters: I’m going to keep this nice and simple: I was in a very diverse movie theater- men and women … 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
Hulk 19 review- Continuing the Fall of the Hulks storyline: the Wizard, continuing the master plan of the Intelligencia, uses the Frightful Four to defeat the Fantastic Four, badly, at Four Freedoms Plaza. The Frightful Four consists of Wizard, Lyra … 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
Hulk #18 review- Maybe there is an all-powerful, all-knowing, all-good God after all. After 17 horrible issues of RULK, writer Jeph Loeb came up with a winner on the 18th try. Hey, I just realized something after reading Hulk #18, … Continue reading
Hulk: Winter Guard Special #1 review- For an old time Marvel Comics fan such as myself, I was familiar with the Winter Guard. Back in the early 1980′s the original members were in Contest of Champions and some classic Incredible … Continue reading
Incredible Hulk 605 review- Here we have a solid issue written by the modern day Hulk wunderkind Greg Pak and masterfully CGI drawn by Ariel Olivetti with flashback pages drawn by Paul Pelletier, this time with ideal and inker and … Continue reading
This is not truly a Son of Hulk #16 review, I’m just finally all caught up with the Son of Hulk series (16 issues plus three specials) so I will go over what I think of Son of Hulk. The … Continue reading
