An excerpt:

In “The Incredible Hulk,” in which a “de-Hulked” Bruce Banner has taken his half-alien, barbarian son Skaar under his wing, questions also swirl. Will Banner once again become the familiar, green-skinned Hulk? If he does, will Skaar carry out his vow to kill the Hulk?
The answers are coming in two back-to-back Hulk events — “Fall of the Hulks” and “World War Hulks.”
“They are, without exaggeration, going to provide the biggest payoffs and the biggest turning points for these characters ever,” said Greg Pak, writer of “The Incredible Hulk.”
“Fall of the Hulks” gets under way this month with a pair of one-shot specials before winding its way through the regular Hulk titles.

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David Pepose, writing for Newsarama’s Best Shots crew, has given “Incredible Hulk” #604 a rave review. Here’s an excerpt:

What do you call two exceedingly divergent tastes coming together for one delightful result? Incredible Hulk #604, whose unlikely alliance between Bruce Banner and Skaar — as well as two mish-mashed but surprisingly complementary art styles — makes for the most entertaining Hulk series I’ve seen in the history of… well, ever.

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“Incredible Hulk” #604 was written by Greg Pak with art by Ariel Olivetti and Guiseppe Camuncoli. The book hit comic shops last Wednesday.

Marvel.com has interviewed writers Greg Pak, Jeph Loeb, and Jeff Parker about which of the Hulks is the greatest as they prepare for the upcoming “Fall of the Hulks” event. An excerpt, in which the writers pick unexpected champions:

Which Hulk is the greatest there is?
Jeph Loeb: It’s ironic, but it’s Banner who makes the Green Hulk the greatest. The idea of a man who was at the top of his field, had people who listened to him, was respected, and lost it all by sacrificing himself for another-Rick Jones-makes the monster all that more tragic. He lost everything. His job. The woman he loved. His family.
While the Hulk has had many different personalities, they are all really different voices in Banner’s head. The child, the angry teenager, the concerned adult-all of them. It makes him complex, even though sometimes he talks like he isn’t and just smashes things. And sometimes complex is the most dangerous Hulk of all.
Jeff Parker: I call Skaar! And Skaar is easily the most metal of all Hulks. He slays dragons, he has an axe, and whenever faced with a dilemma, he will always make the most metal decision possible, like throwing Juggernaut off the planet or dooming billions to Galactus. He’s like a UniMind composed of Ronnie James Dio, Ozzy, and all of Judas Priest.
Greg Pak: Look, I know Jeph and Jeff are whispering sweet nothings into your ear about the mightiness of the Green Hulk and his savage son Skaar. And I can appreciate their wishful dreamings-after all, the Hulk’s my favorite comic book character of all time and I’ve spent the last couple of years lovingly chronicling the insane adventures of his bouncing barbarian boy. But let’s face facts: the contest is already over. And the Red Hulk won. In INCREDIBLE HULK #600, he took down the Green Hulk-took down the “Strongest One There Is!”-by touching him. Okay? He grabbed the guy and drained him of all his insane gamma-fueled power.
Red wins.

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Marvel has released a five page preview of Ariel Olivetti’s interior art for “Incredible Hulk” #605, written by Greg Pak.
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From the official Marvel press release:
Dark Reign: The List – Hulk Sells Out & Returns With New Printing
Marvel is pleased to announce that Dark Reign: The List – Hulk has sold out at Diamond (though copies may still be available at retail level) and will return with Dark Reign: The List – Hulk Second Printing Variant! New York Times best-selling author Greg Pak (Incredible Hulk, Incredible Hercules) and fan favorite artist Ben Oliver deliver an earth-shattering father and son tag-team smack down! This time, the Hulk Family is up against Norman Osborn’s right hand herself, Victoria Hand! But she’s not alone—Moonstone (AKA the new Ms Marvel) is along for a battle of both minds and mettle! When Bruce Banner and Skaar come a knockin’ on a secret HAMMER facility’s door, smashing ensues! Nothing will ever be the same for Banner and Skaar! Dark Reign: The List – Hulk Second Printing Variant has the answers features an all-new cover by Paul Pelletier!
Critics are raving about Dark Reign: The List – The Hulk!
“[Ben Oliver’s] polished, clear pencils are absolutely beautiful and the issue contains a number of simply stunning panels.” – Bryan Joel, IGN.com
“Greg Pak is currently one of my favorite Hulk writers to date…” – Charles Webb, ComicsBulletin.com
Marvel urges retailers to check their orders on Dark Reign: The List as all issues in the series continue to sell out and draw mainstream media attention! It’s brains versus brawn in Dark Reign: The List – Hulk Second Printing Variant!
DARK REIGN: THE LIST – HULK 2nd PTG VAR (SEP098064)
Written by GREG PAK
Pencils by BEN OLIVER
Cover by PAUL PELLETIER
Rated A …$3.99
FOC – 11/05/09, On Sale – 11/25/09
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