Where's the Hulk shit?

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

In Short..


Nobody in the comicverse lkes the Hulk anymore.



Though its weird... EVERYTHING Hulk has been downplayed depsite there being a movie.


they figure having a book written by the "mastermind" that is Jeph Loeb, is enough to satisfy fans. not to mention the coming of Hulk's kid that few really care about.

But then they have been throwing out more classic Hulk stuff.. like that massive Ominbus and such. So maybe they're trying to get interest in good works of Hulk literature.

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

In Short..


Nobody in the comicverse lkes the Hulk anymore.



Though its weird... EVERYTHING Hulk has been downplayed depsite there being a movie.


they figure having a book written by the "mastermind" that is Jeph Loeb, is enough to satisfy fans. not to mention the coming of Hulk's kid that few really care about.

But then they have been throwing out more classic Hulk stuff.. like that massive Ominbus and such. So maybe they're trying to get interest in good works of Hulk literature.

I think everyones Hulked out after World War Hulk.....it's like they have no idea what he can do next...

Maybe start a family with a female Wendigo or something haha

Shadowrenderer wrote:

FallOut Pat wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

In Short..


Nobody in the comicverse lkes the Hulk anymore.



Though its weird... EVERYTHING Hulk has been downplayed depsite there being a movie.


they figure having a book written by the "mastermind" that is Jeph Loeb, is enough to satisfy fans. not to mention the coming of Hulk's kid that few really care about.

But then they have been throwing out more classic Hulk stuff.. like that massive Ominbus and such. So maybe they're trying to get interest in good works of Hulk literature.

I think everyones Hulked out after World War Hulk.....it's like they have no idea what he can do next...

Maybe start a family with a female Wendigo or something haha

haha

wait, wouldn't she eat their kids or something?

Eh.....they could make more.

and it's not like the Hulks spawn can't survive.....I don't know...let's say

A planet exploding?

FallOut Pat wrote:

Shadowrenderer wrote:

FallOut Pat wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

In Short..


Nobody in the comicverse lkes the Hulk anymore.



Though its weird... EVERYTHING Hulk has been downplayed depsite there being a movie.


they figure having a book written by the "mastermind" that is Jeph Loeb, is enough to satisfy fans. not to mention the coming of Hulk's kid that few really care about.

But then they have been throwing out more classic Hulk stuff.. like that massive Ominbus and such. So maybe they're trying to get interest in good works of Hulk literature.

I think everyones Hulked out after World War Hulk.....it's like they have no idea what he can do next...

Maybe start a family with a female Wendigo or something haha

haha

wait, wouldn't she eat their kids or something?

Eh.....they could make more.

and it's not like the Hulks spawn can't survive.....I don't know...let's say

A planet exploding?

I dunno man...


thats pushing it..

PeteWisdom wrote:

FallOut Pat wrote:

Shadowrenderer wrote:

FallOut Pat wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

In Short..


Nobody in the comicverse lkes the Hulk anymore.



Though its weird... EVERYTHING Hulk has been downplayed depsite there being a movie.


they figure having a book written by the "mastermind" that is Jeph Loeb, is enough to satisfy fans. not to mention the coming of Hulk's kid that few really care about.

But then they have been throwing out more classic Hulk stuff.. like that massive Ominbus and such. So maybe they're trying to get interest in good works of Hulk literature.

I think everyones Hulked out after World War Hulk.....it's like they have no idea what he can do next...

Maybe start a family with a female Wendigo or something haha

haha

wait, wouldn't she eat their kids or something?

Eh.....they could make more.

and it's not like the Hulks spawn can't survive.....I don't know...let's say

A planet exploding?

I dunno man...


thats pushing it..

Haha yeah, it really is isn't it?

I'm just not a big fan of the whole Skaar thing..

The thing that annoyed me the most lately was the Hulk versus Hercules, Hulk: Raging Thunder (or w/e it was called) and the Giant/King Size Hulk one shots with like 10 pages of new shit and 40 pages of reprints that cost 5 bucks.

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

Don't you think there's been enough focus on the Hulk for the last few years?! Planet Hulk, WWH, Aftersmash... And he's got a second title. He'll inevitably return and take over both titles.

Plus, someone above pointed out all the reprints Marvel's been putting out including the omnibus. There've been at least 1 to 2 dozen trades out in the last few months.

FallOut Pat wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

In Short..


Nobody in the comicverse lkes the Hulk anymore.



Though its weird... EVERYTHING Hulk has been downplayed depsite there being a movie.


they figure having a book written by the "mastermind" that is Jeph Loeb, is enough to satisfy fans. not to mention the coming of Hulk's kid that few really care about.

But then they have been throwing out more classic Hulk stuff.. like that massive Ominbus and such. So maybe they're trying to get interest in good works of Hulk literature.

I think everyones Hulked out after World War Hulk.....it's like they have no idea what he can do next...

Maybe start a family with a female Wendigo or something haha

That's actually not that far off..........(read Hulk vs Thundra)

DanElectro wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

Don't you think there's been enough focus on the Hulk for the last few years?! Planet Hulk, WWH, Aftersmash... And he's got a second title. He'll inevitably return and take over both titles.

Plus, someone above pointed out all the reprints Marvel's been putting out including the omnibus. There've been at least 1 to 2 dozen trades out in the last few months.

That was me...


and yes... now that you mention it.. there has been quite a bit of Hulk events.


But in the grand scheme of things..


Hulk was MIA for...


Disassembled, House of M, Civil War and seeming for the most part... Secret Invasion. Thats kind of a big absence, but everything Hulk has been "big" in regards to ummmm story I guess.

PeteWisdom wrote:

DanElectro wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

Don't you think there's been enough focus on the Hulk for the last few years?! Planet Hulk, WWH, Aftersmash... And he's got a second title. He'll inevitably return and take over both titles.

Plus, someone above pointed out all the reprints Marvel's been putting out including the omnibus. There've been at least 1 to 2 dozen trades out in the last few months.

That was me...


and yes... now that you mention it.. there has been quite a bit of Hulk events.


But in the grand scheme of things..


Hulk was MIA for...


Disassembled, House of M, Civil War and seeming for the most part... Secret Invasion. Thats kind of a big absence, but everything Hulk has been "big" in regards to ummmm story I guess.

We can mostly thank Pak for that. He revitalized the character a lot and provided some of the most entertaining Hulk stories. But, if or when he leaves... and when Loeb leaves, I'd like to see Bruce Jones and Peter David come back.

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

In Short..


Nobody in the comicverse lkes the Hulk anymore.



Though its weird... EVERYTHING Hulk has been downplayed depsite there being a movie.


they figure having a book written by the "mastermind" that is Jeph Loeb, is enough to satisfy fans. not to mention the coming of Hulk's kid that few really care about.

But then they have been throwing out more classic Hulk stuff.. like that massive Ominbus and such. So maybe they're trying to get interest in good works of Hulk literature.

I'd have to agree with that. After WWH I lost interest, and Red Hulk just pissed me off, and Skaar? come on..

The reprints happen for every movie, why make something new when you can sell lots of old stuff?

DanElectro wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

DanElectro wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

Don't you think there's been enough focus on the Hulk for the last few years?! Planet Hulk, WWH, Aftersmash... And he's got a second title. He'll inevitably return and take over both titles.

Plus, someone above pointed out all the reprints Marvel's been putting out including the omnibus. There've been at least 1 to 2 dozen trades out in the last few months.

That was me...


and yes... now that you mention it.. there has been quite a bit of Hulk events.


But in the grand scheme of things..


Hulk was MIA for...


Disassembled, House of M, Civil War and seeming for the most part... Secret Invasion. Thats kind of a big absence, but everything Hulk has been "big" in regards to ummmm story I guess.

We can mostly thank Pak for that. He revitalized the character a lot and provided some of the most entertaining Hulk stories. But, if or when he leaves... and when Loeb leaves, I'd like to see Bruce Jones and Peter David come back.

I'm so down for Peter David.


As long as it doesn't interfere with his X-Factor run. Loeb can't leave soon enough IMO.

Jerk wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

In Short..


Nobody in the comicverse lkes the Hulk anymore.



Though its weird... EVERYTHING Hulk has been downplayed depsite there being a movie.


they figure having a book written by the "mastermind" that is Jeph Loeb, is enough to satisfy fans. not to mention the coming of Hulk's kid that few really care about.

But then they have been throwing out more classic Hulk stuff.. like that massive Ominbus and such. So maybe they're trying to get interest in good works of Hulk literature.

I'd have to agree with that. After WWH I lost interest, and Red Hulk just pissed me off, and Skaar? come on..

The reprints happen for every movie, why make something new when you can sell lots of old stuff?

I'm willing to give Skaar a chance.

Why?


Because Pak wrote the amazingness known as Planet Hulk.


WWH is eh... fun I guess for the hell of it, shouldn't be taken seriously.



So given this, I'm willing to give Pak a chance in this Skaar stuff.

PeteWisdom wrote:

Jerk wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

In Short..


Nobody in the comicverse lkes the Hulk anymore.



Though its weird... EVERYTHING Hulk has been downplayed depsite there being a movie.


they figure having a book written by the "mastermind" that is Jeph Loeb, is enough to satisfy fans. not to mention the coming of Hulk's kid that few really care about.

But then they have been throwing out more classic Hulk stuff.. like that massive Ominbus and such. So maybe they're trying to get interest in good works of Hulk literature.

I'd have to agree with that. After WWH I lost interest, and Red Hulk just pissed me off, and Skaar? come on..

The reprints happen for every movie, why make something new when you can sell lots of old stuff?

I'm willing to give Skaar a chance.

Why?


Because Pak wrote the amazingness known as Planet Hulk.


WWH is eh... fun I guess for the hell of it, shouldn't be taken seriously.



So given this, I'm willing to give Pak a chance in this Skaar stuff.

I said I wouldn't but for the same reason you mention (It's PAK!), I'm giving Skaar a chance.

I also prefer Planet Hulk over WWH. In fact, Prelude was also very good. WWH wasn't a disappointment at all, just not as well written. Both were equally epic.

I just realized that David's run on current X-Factor is another book touted by you guys that I've picked up in trade but haven't read yet.

DanElectro wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

Jerk wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

In Short..


Nobody in the comicverse lkes the Hulk anymore.



Though its weird... EVERYTHING Hulk has been downplayed depsite there being a movie.


they figure having a book written by the "mastermind" that is Jeph Loeb, is enough to satisfy fans. not to mention the coming of Hulk's kid that few really care about.

But then they have been throwing out more classic Hulk stuff.. like that massive Ominbus and such. So maybe they're trying to get interest in good works of Hulk literature.

I'd have to agree with that. After WWH I lost interest, and Red Hulk just pissed me off, and Skaar? come on..

The reprints happen for every movie, why make something new when you can sell lots of old stuff?

I'm willing to give Skaar a chance.

Why?


Because Pak wrote the amazingness known as Planet Hulk.


WWH is eh... fun I guess for the hell of it, shouldn't be taken seriously.



So given this, I'm willing to give Pak a chance in this Skaar stuff.

I said I wouldn't but for the same reason you mention (It's PAK!), I'm giving Skaar a chance.

I also prefer Planet Hulk over WWH. In fact, Prelude was also very good. WWH wasn't a disappointment at all, just not as well written. Both were equally epic.

I just realized that David's run on current X-Factor is another book touted by you guys that I've picked up in trade but haven't read yet.

Yep.


eh I was enjoying Planet Hulk until "Strange Smash" that really killed alot of the momentum of it for me. Plus the whole Sentry thing... epic fight... but... seriously? I can handle Blackbolt only cuz he was a Skrull... hopefully.



Yes, X-Factor is another highly recommended series by me.


You are at least reading Criminal right?


you have read Silent War right? Back then... I didn't even like the Inhumans much... but I loved it. IT was a damn great story... and what happens? Swept under the table because Marvel only cared about Civil War.

PeteWisdom wrote:

DanElectro wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

Jerk wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

In Short..


Nobody in the comicverse lkes the Hulk anymore.



Though its weird... EVERYTHING Hulk has been downplayed depsite there being a movie.


they figure having a book written by the "mastermind" that is Jeph Loeb, is enough to satisfy fans. not to mention the coming of Hulk's kid that few really care about.

But then they have been throwing out more classic Hulk stuff.. like that massive Ominbus and such. So maybe they're trying to get interest in good works of Hulk literature.

I'd have to agree with that. After WWH I lost interest, and Red Hulk just pissed me off, and Skaar? come on..

The reprints happen for every movie, why make something new when you can sell lots of old stuff?

I'm willing to give Skaar a chance.

Why?


Because Pak wrote the amazingness known as Planet Hulk.


WWH is eh... fun I guess for the hell of it, shouldn't be taken seriously.



So given this, I'm willing to give Pak a chance in this Skaar stuff.

I said I wouldn't but for the same reason you mention (It's PAK!), I'm giving Skaar a chance.

I also prefer Planet Hulk over WWH. In fact, Prelude was also very good. WWH wasn't a disappointment at all, just not as well written. Both were equally epic.

I just realized that David's run on current X-Factor is another book touted by you guys that I've picked up in trade but haven't read yet.

Yep.


eh I was enjoying Planet Hulk until "Strange Smash" that really killed alot of the momentum of it for me. Plus the whole Sentry thing... epic fight... but... seriously? I can handle Blackbolt only cuz he was a Skrull... hopefully.



Yes, X-Factor is another highly recommended series by me.


You are at least reading Criminal right?


you have read Silent War right? Back then... I didn't even like the Inhumans much... but I loved it. IT was a damn great story... and what happens? Swept under the table because Marvel only cared about Civil War.

Ofcourse to both Criminal and Silent War.

Never got through Sleeper though.

Excellent..

ya know..


Sleeper is actuallly on my list of..


- shit I have to read -



I know... weird I haven't read it yet.. but oh wells.

DanElectro wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

Jerk wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

In Short..


Nobody in the comicverse lkes the Hulk anymore.



Though its weird... EVERYTHING Hulk has been downplayed depsite there being a movie.


they figure having a book written by the "mastermind" that is Jeph Loeb, is enough to satisfy fans. not to mention the coming of Hulk's kid that few really care about.

But then they have been throwing out more classic Hulk stuff.. like that massive Ominbus and such. So maybe they're trying to get interest in good works of Hulk literature.

I'd have to agree with that. After WWH I lost interest, and Red Hulk just pissed me off, and Skaar? come on..

The reprints happen for every movie, why make something new when you can sell lots of old stuff?

I'm willing to give Skaar a chance.

Why?


Because Pak wrote the amazingness known as Planet Hulk.


WWH is eh... fun I guess for the hell of it, shouldn't be taken seriously.



So given this, I'm willing to give Pak a chance in this Skaar stuff.

I said I wouldn't but for the same reason you mention (It's PAK!), I'm giving Skaar a chance.

I also prefer Planet Hulk over WWH. In fact, Prelude was also very good. WWH wasn't a disappointment at all, just not as well written. Both were equally epic.

Exactly and the first ish was pretty good. I'll still wish that it was a mini or limited series instead of an ongoing but as long as Pak is writting it I'll read it. As for WWH, I liked it but it doesn't touch Planet Hulk....AND it is NOT as epic.

Mr.Wholesome wrote:

DanElectro wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

Jerk wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

In Short..


Nobody in the comicverse lkes the Hulk anymore.



Though its weird... EVERYTHING Hulk has been downplayed depsite there being a movie.


they figure having a book written by the "mastermind" that is Jeph Loeb, is enough to satisfy fans. not to mention the coming of Hulk's kid that few really care about.

But then they have been throwing out more classic Hulk stuff.. like that massive Ominbus and such. So maybe they're trying to get interest in good works of Hulk literature.

I'd have to agree with that. After WWH I lost interest, and Red Hulk just pissed me off, and Skaar? come on..

The reprints happen for every movie, why make something new when you can sell lots of old stuff?

I'm willing to give Skaar a chance.

Why?


Because Pak wrote the amazingness known as Planet Hulk.


WWH is eh... fun I guess for the hell of it, shouldn't be taken seriously.



So given this, I'm willing to give Pak a chance in this Skaar stuff.

I said I wouldn't but for the same reason you mention (It's PAK!), I'm giving Skaar a chance.

I also prefer Planet Hulk over WWH. In fact, Prelude was also very good. WWH wasn't a disappointment at all, just not as well written. Both were equally epic.

Exactly and the first ish was pretty good. I'll still wish that it was a mini or limited series instead of an ongoing but as long as Pak is writting it I'll read it. As for WWH, I liked it but it doesn't touch Planet Hulk....AND it is NOT as epic.

Really? I thought the first issue kind of blew.

PeteWisdom wrote:

DanElectro wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

Jerk wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

In Short..


Nobody in the comicverse lkes the Hulk anymore.



Though its weird... EVERYTHING Hulk has been downplayed depsite there being a movie.


they figure having a book written by the "mastermind" that is Jeph Loeb, is enough to satisfy fans. not to mention the coming of Hulk's kid that few really care about.

But then they have been throwing out more classic Hulk stuff.. like that massive Ominbus and such. So maybe they're trying to get interest in good works of Hulk literature.

I'd have to agree with that. After WWH I lost interest, and Red Hulk just pissed me off, and Skaar? come on..

The reprints happen for every movie, why make something new when you can sell lots of old stuff?

I'm willing to give Skaar a chance.

Why?


Because Pak wrote the amazingness known as Planet Hulk.


WWH is eh... fun I guess for the hell of it, shouldn't be taken seriously.



So given this, I'm willing to give Pak a chance in this Skaar stuff.

I said I wouldn't but for the same reason you mention (It's PAK!), I'm giving Skaar a chance.

I also prefer Planet Hulk over WWH. In fact, Prelude was also very good. WWH wasn't a disappointment at all, just not as well written. Both were equally epic.

I just realized that David's run on current X-Factor is another book touted by you guys that I've picked up in trade but haven't read yet.

Yep.


eh I was enjoying Planet Hulk until "Strange Smash" that really killed alot of the momentum of it for me. Plus the whole Sentry thing... epic fight... but... seriously? I can handle Blackbolt only cuz he was a Skrull... hopefully.



Yes, X-Factor is another highly recommended series by me.


You are at least reading Criminal right?


you have read Silent War right? Back then... I didn't even like the Inhumans much... but I loved it. IT was a damn great story... and what happens? Swept under the table because Marvel only cared about Civil War.

the inhumans always get the shaft, if u really look at their shit theyd had nothing but consistently good stories(maybe not all of em are like uber amazing but there durable) that get ignored cuz theres like this divine mandate that once kirby died no gave a shit to make them more than the eternal c list of back up characters to the fantastic 4.

and im glad blackbolt was a skrull cuz he's always kicked hulk's ass no problem itd be bullshit if he just gotta dominated like that

NoLuv4Hoes wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

DanElectro wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

Jerk wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

In Short..


Nobody in the comicverse lkes the Hulk anymore.



Though its weird... EVERYTHING Hulk has been downplayed depsite there being a movie.


they figure having a book written by the "mastermind" that is Jeph Loeb, is enough to satisfy fans. not to mention the coming of Hulk's kid that few really care about.

But then they have been throwing out more classic Hulk stuff.. like that massive Ominbus and such. So maybe they're trying to get interest in good works of Hulk literature.

I'd have to agree with that. After WWH I lost interest, and Red Hulk just pissed me off, and Skaar? come on..

The reprints happen for every movie, why make something new when you can sell lots of old stuff?

I'm willing to give Skaar a chance.

Why?


Because Pak wrote the amazingness known as Planet Hulk.


WWH is eh... fun I guess for the hell of it, shouldn't be taken seriously.



So given this, I'm willing to give Pak a chance in this Skaar stuff.

I said I wouldn't but for the same reason you mention (It's PAK!), I'm giving Skaar a chance.

I also prefer Planet Hulk over WWH. In fact, Prelude was also very good. WWH wasn't a disappointment at all, just not as well written. Both were equally epic.

I just realized that David's run on current X-Factor is another book touted by you guys that I've picked up in trade but haven't read yet.

Yep.


eh I was enjoying Planet Hulk until "Strange Smash" that really killed alot of the momentum of it for me. Plus the whole Sentry thing... epic fight... but... seriously? I can handle Blackbolt only cuz he was a Skrull... hopefully.



Yes, X-Factor is another highly recommended series by me.


You are at least reading Criminal right?


you have read Silent War right? Back then... I didn't even like the Inhumans much... but I loved it. IT was a damn great story... and what happens? Swept under the table because Marvel only cared about Civil War.

the inhumans always get the shaft, if u really look at their shit theyd had nothing but consistently good stories(maybe not all of em are like uber amazing but there durable) that get ignored cuz theres like this divine mandate that once kirby died no gave a shit to make them more than the eternal c list of back up characters to the fantastic 4.

and im glad blackbolt was a skrull cuz he's always kicked hulk's ass no problem itd be bullshit if he just gotta dominated like that

It was even worse for the Eternals until recently. At least over in DC they did a lot with the New Gods.

Thomas wrote:

NoLuv4Hoes wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

DanElectro wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

Jerk wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

In Short..


Nobody in the comicverse lkes the Hulk anymore.



Though its weird... EVERYTHING Hulk has been downplayed depsite there being a movie.


they figure having a book written by the "mastermind" that is Jeph Loeb, is enough to satisfy fans. not to mention the coming of Hulk's kid that few really care about.

But then they have been throwing out more classic Hulk stuff.. like that massive Ominbus and such. So maybe they're trying to get interest in good works of Hulk literature.

I'd have to agree with that. After WWH I lost interest, and Red Hulk just pissed me off, and Skaar? come on..

The reprints happen for every movie, why make something new when you can sell lots of old stuff?

I'm willing to give Skaar a chance.

Why?


Because Pak wrote the amazingness known as Planet Hulk.


WWH is eh... fun I guess for the hell of it, shouldn't be taken seriously.



So given this, I'm willing to give Pak a chance in this Skaar stuff.

I said I wouldn't but for the same reason you mention (It's PAK!), I'm giving Skaar a chance.

I also prefer Planet Hulk over WWH. In fact, Prelude was also very good. WWH wasn't a disappointment at all, just not as well written. Both were equally epic.

I just realized that David's run on current X-Factor is another book touted by you guys that I've picked up in trade but haven't read yet.

Yep.


eh I was enjoying Planet Hulk until "Strange Smash" that really killed alot of the momentum of it for me. Plus the whole Sentry thing... epic fight... but... seriously? I can handle Blackbolt only cuz he was a Skrull... hopefully.



Yes, X-Factor is another highly recommended series by me.


You are at least reading Criminal right?


you have read Silent War right? Back then... I didn't even like the Inhumans much... but I loved it. IT was a damn great story... and what happens? Swept under the table because Marvel only cared about Civil War.

the inhumans always get the shaft, if u really look at their shit theyd had nothing but consistently good stories(maybe not all of em are like uber amazing but there durable) that get ignored cuz theres like this divine mandate that once kirby died no gave a shit to make them more than the eternal c list of back up characters to the fantastic 4.

and im glad blackbolt was a skrull cuz he's always kicked hulk's ass no problem itd be bullshit if he just gotta dominated like that

It was even worse for the Eternals until recently. At least over in DC they did a lot with the New Gods.

Yeah, well, let's hope that the new Eternals ongoing starts to pick up soon, because so far, I'm just reading b/c it's the ETERNALS. I hate to say it, but the series will need some kind of a major, affecting the Marvel Universe, cross over event to give it a good jump start. (yeah, I know...do we really need ANOTHER #$%@%!&* event from Marvel!?)

DanElectro wrote:

Thomas wrote:

NoLuv4Hoes wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

DanElectro wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

Jerk wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

So, after the Iron Man movie comes out Marvel releases a new Iron Man ongoing, a Marvel Knights mini with one of Quesada's young guns on art, and the (ostensibly) long-awaited Iron Man: Legacy of Doom..

After the release of the Incredible Hulk, what does Marvel put out? Bupkis. Except maybe that "King-Size Hulk" if you count it. Hell, even his own series is mainly being bogarded by some red imitator.

WTF?

In Short..


Nobody in the comicverse lkes the Hulk anymore.



Though its weird... EVERYTHING Hulk has been downplayed depsite there being a movie.


they figure having a book written by the "mastermind" that is Jeph Loeb, is enough to satisfy fans. not to mention the coming of Hulk's kid that few really care about.

But then they have been throwing out more classic Hulk stuff.. like that massive Ominbus and such. So maybe they're trying to get interest in good works of Hulk literature.

I'd have to agree with that. After WWH I lost interest, and Red Hulk just pissed me off, and Skaar? come on..

The reprints happen for every movie, why make something new when you can sell lots of old stuff?

I'm willing to give Skaar a chance.

Why?


Because Pak wrote the amazingness known as Planet Hulk.


WWH is eh... fun I guess for the hell of it, shouldn't be taken seriously.



So given this, I'm willing to give Pak a chance in this Skaar stuff.

I said I wouldn't but for the same reason you mention (It's PAK!), I'm giving Skaar a chance.

I also prefer Planet Hulk over WWH. In fact, Prelude was also very good. WWH wasn't a disappointment at all, just not as well written. Both were equally epic.

I just realized that David's run on current X-Factor is another book touted by you guys that I've picked up in trade but haven't read yet.

Yep.


eh I was enjoying Planet Hulk until "Strange Smash" that really killed alot of the momentum of it for me. Plus the whole Sentry thing... epic fight... but... seriously? I can handle Blackbolt only cuz he was a Skrull... hopefully.



Yes, X-Factor is another highly recommended series by me.


You are at least reading Criminal right?


you have read Silent War right? Back then... I didn't even like the Inhumans much... but I loved it. IT was a damn great story... and what happens? Swept under the table because Marvel only cared about Civil War.

the inhumans always get the shaft, if u really look at their shit theyd had nothing but consistently good stories(maybe not all of em are like uber amazing but there durable) that get ignored cuz theres like this divine mandate that once kirby died no gave a shit to make them more than the eternal c list of back up characters to the fantastic 4.

and im glad blackbolt was a skrull cuz he's always kicked hulk's ass no problem itd be bullshit if he just gotta dominated like that

It was even worse for the Eternals until recently. At least over in DC they did a lot with the New Gods.

Yeah, well, let's hope that the new Eternals ongoing starts to pick up soon, because so far, I'm just reading b/c it's the ETERNALS. I hate to say it, but the series will need some kind of a major, affecting the Marvel Universe, cross over event to give it a good jump start. (yeah, I know...do we really need ANOTHER #$%@%!&* event from Marvel!?)

I don't mind the events it's all the hype and the having to wait a month between each main book. They need to release one every 2 weeks and then it would work better.