The review team at WizardUniverse.com has dubbed “Incredible Hulk” #111, written by Greg Pak and Jeff Parker with pencils by Leonard Kirk, its “Book of the Week.” Here’s an excerpt from the review:

I thought this was really a successful example on how to sandwich your chapters of a crossover in between the main book…. You get an exciting story, there’s tons going on, it’s packed with some funny scenes and these renegade heroes—Angel, Namora, Hercules and Amadeus Cho—aren’t just watching Sentry fight the Hulk. There’s a lot going on here that stands on its own. Creators could take a lesson from this storyline on how to put together a crossover.

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Wizard Magazine has come out with its “Best of 2007” list, and Greg Pak and the Hulk are big winners. The “Incredible Hulk” comic book, written by Pak, has been named “Best Ongoing Series.” And Pak’s been named “Breakout Talent.” Here’s an excerpt:

“Planet Hulk” turned the big green behemoth from a ragin monster into a deeply complex and psychologically driven character. And with “World War Hulk,” Pak proved his ability to deliver complex, heartfelt storytelling and intense scenes of action on the grand stage of company-wide crossovers.

The full article can be found in “Wizard” #195, on sale today in comic book stores everywhere.

Jerome Maida has given “World War Hulk” #5 a rave review at Philly.com. Here’s an excerpt:

While the action is great and would make a tremendous popcorn flick if ever put on screen, the reason this series and the finale in particular resonate so much with readers is thanks to writer Greg Pak, who’s created character-driven battles, not mindless slugfests. Whether with a punch or a word, there is raw emotion and angst on display here. Especially for the mildly shocking reveal, followed up by a development a bit more surprising and then a shocking last page.

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An excerpt:

What this title has consistently held is great storytelling. And this issue, much like the rest of the run, was just that. It offered a wonderful mix of action and development throughout.

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Comixtreme.com has an advance review of “Incredible Hulk” #111, written by Greg Pak and Jeff Parker with pencils by Leonard Kirk. The upshot:

As long as Greg Pak is staying with this title, I will too.

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“Incredible Hulk” #111 hits comic book stores on November 21.

An excerpt:

I though Pak and Romita Jr. did a great job pulling it off and satisfying the ‘Hulk Smash!’ urge while still crafting a solid story.

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An excerpt:

… you really can’t beat World War Hulk. It delivered oodles of action and the smacking around of superheroes without all the tediousness and pretentiousness of Civil War, and come on, everyone loves to see Tony Stark nearly bludgeoned to death by Reed Richards.

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Newsarama has posted a rave review of “World War Hulk” #5, the final issue of the blockbuster Marvel miniseries written by Greg Pak with pencils by John Romita, Jr. An excerpt:

All praise is due to Greg Pak for tightly plotting a truly epic tale that has wrung a number of interesting twists on the Hulk mythos and the increasing tension within the Marvel Universe.

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