The mysterious figure who split Banner and Hulk is revealed.
- Format: 32 page Comic
- Price: $3.99
- Sku: DEC110600
- UPC: 75960607292700511
The Incredible Hulk #5 Reviews
- 58%Critical Consensus
Mixed Reviews
based on 7 reviews -
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While I am really not digging the art on this issue, I can look past it because I love this series. Jason Aaron has completely stepped out of the shadow of Greg Pak's run and made Incredible Hulk his own, unique book.
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The mystery behind who split Hulk and Banner has been solved, but apart from that, The Incredible Hulk #5 just isn’t very good.
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I suppose the closest thing it resembles is a bad B movie. And I do not mean “bad” in the “so bad it’s good” sense that often characterize B-movies. This is bad in the “it takes itself way too seriously and ends up looking foolish for it” sense.
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Virgins on prom night have done less procrastinating than Aaron has in this series. It’s maddening how bad issue #5 is. The only thing that could have saved the Hulk was art from Marc Silvestri, alas that is not to be.
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If only the art this issue was on the same level as the story
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Issue #5 begins to address the problems the book has faced thus far, but for the time being Incredible Hulk remains emotionally hollow.
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Incredible Hulk #5 is a quick fun read, but is a bit of a letdown on the art front.
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