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Hulk (2008) #17

 
 
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Writer: 
Jeph Loeb, Audrey Loeb
Penciller: 
Dario Brizuela, Ian Churchill
Inker: 
Mark Farmer
Colorist: 
Peter Steigerweld, Chris Giarrusso
Letterer: 
Comicraft
Orig. Published: 
November 25, 2009
Imprint: 
MARVEL UNIVERSE 
Rating: 
T+ 
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960605992-01711

The Story: (hide) CODE RED CONSLUSION Is Red Hulk strong enough to throw down with Wolverine, Punisher, Deadpool, the all-new Red She-Hulk, and more? Find out, as new secrets are revealed as the stage is set for a Hulk event you’ll have to read to believe.

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newworldmike
 
 

Feels like another one of those cram as many guest stars as we can into one issue setups from the 90s.  Silver Sable was pretty much expendible and wasted.  Electra was flat out odd.  We get a lot of introspection from the Red Hulk, but it mostly falls flat.  Sure, it closes out the storyline, but it is more a transition to the next BIG THING then character or story development.No great quote ...


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newworldmike | Mar 30, 2011 | 10:54 pm
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