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By: Greg Pak, Peter David
Publisher: Marvel Comics
2009-05
Once I saw Hulk and the Warbound set up gladiator fighting in Madison Square Garden I really lost interest. I was hoping that Hulk was going to systematically hunt down the offending Illuminati in the same vein as great revenge movie. The Sentry's presence is built up throughout the story and finally shows up at the end only to become a bigger menace and threat to the Marvel Universe. The Hulk and... more
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| 2. World War Hulk: Damage Control (Incredible Hulk) | 
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By: Dwayne McDuffie, Greg Pak, Salva Espin, Rafa Sandoval
Publisher: Marvel Comics
July 16, 2008
Good side story describing waht happened after Worl War Hulk in New York city. A lot of characters brought together for this story. ... more
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| 3. World War Hulk: Gamma Corps (Incredible Hulk) | 
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By: Frank Tieri, Carlos Ferreira
Publisher: Marvel Comics
June 11, 2008
The WWH series introduces an excellent tie-in with WWH: Gamma Corps, involving five victims of the Hulk subjecting themselves to Gamma radition and Hulk DNA to become strong enough to battle him. The Gamma Corps storyline in fact takes place prior to the main events of the World War Hulk Comic, as the Hulk's ultimatum has not yet expired. The story features excellent art and superb action, but what... more
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| 4. The Incredible Hercules (World War Hulk) | 
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By: Greg Pak
Publisher: Marvel Comics
June 18, 2008
Aside from Frank's art in this book it's a waste of time. Read World War Hulk. That's all you need... more
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| 5. World War Hulk - Warbound |
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By: Greg Pak
Publisher: Marvel Comics
July 16, 2008
Planet Hulk was amazing, and I love the characters introduced there who would go on to become the Warbound. World War Hulk was pretty disappointing, although several of the tie-in mini series were decent. This one directly follows the events of World War Hulk and its epilogue, and places the Warbound in a new adventure. The story itself is fairly pedestrian, and involves a generic plot by the Hulk... more
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| 6. World War Hulk: Marvel Universe |
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By: Christos Gage, Robert Kirkman, Dan Slott, Daniel Way
Publisher: Marvel Comics
June 11, 2008
If you are a comics fan, this is definitely a joy to read.Three cheers for the underdog, even if its the Hulk. This is worth the money... more
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| 7. Incredible Hulk: Planet Hulk | 
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By: Greg Pak
Publisher: Marvel Comics
April 30, 2008
I'm not the biggest Hulk fan in the world, but this was an excellent story. Marvel's done the "send a strongman to another planet" thing before (with The Thing, in his own comic) but this is much better. The art is great, and the story, though derivative of many things (A Princess of Mars, Gladiator), has enough interesting twists to keep it interesting. Some of the pages seem choppy (was anything... more
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| 8. Incredible Hulk: Prelude to Planet Hulk |
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By: Daniel Way, Keu Cha
Publisher: Marvel Comics
April 05, 2006
Story is over the top but entertaining at the same time. As with most comic book stories this one involves an "end of the world" theme, where the only one that can save the planet is the Hulk. The only piece of this that relates to Planet Hulk is the last couple pages where he's double crossed.
Overall an entertaining piece of work with average artwork.
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| 9. Incredible Hulk: The End (Marvel Premiere Classic) |
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By: Peter David
Publisher: Marvel Comics
February 13, 2008
This book of two stories, gripped me with excitement and left me pondering The Hulk 's life as a real experience if it happened to myself. The first story (Imperfect Hulk) had a lot of classic Hulk characterization to The Hulk and it 's enemy. But, the enemy (which I won 't spoil in revealing) was antagonistic and extremely precise in every move it made towards countering and creating elements of surprise!... more
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| 10. Heroes For Hire Volume 3: World War Hulk (v. 3) |
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By: Zeb Wells
Publisher: Marvel Comics
February 13, 2008
The whole of this book takes place during World War Hulk from the time the city is being evacuated till right before the arena games at Madison Square Garden begin. It deals mainly with the brood queen and other insects that arrived with Hulk. There is a lot of reference in WWH Damage Control about the events that happen in this book. This book is not critical to the cross-over but is a good addition... more
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