Bryant Frattalone gives “World War Hulk” #4, written by Greg Pak, a four bullet review at SilverBulletComicBooks.com. An excerpt:

Pak continues to turn this story on its ear here and over in the main Incredible Hulk title. I don’t think it’s going in the direction most people thought it would but instead is setting up intriguing dynamics for the future of this character and his relationship with the Marvel Universe of heroes as a whole. Pak does this while presenting what is initially perceived as a simple straight forward story of revenge. I mean look at my plot synopsis. It’s one sentence and that is basically the overarching theme of this issue. But, there is so much going on underneath that statement its staggering and compelling at the same time.

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An excerpt:

This has been the ultimate in summer popcorn comics, a terrifically drawn and well-told tale of retribution, shredded allegiances and, well, smashing.

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“World War Hulk” #4, written by Greg Pak with pencils by John Romita, Jr., has made Hannibal Tatu’s Buy Pile at ComicBookResources.com. Here’s the money quote:

Dangerously entertaining, and Greg Pak deserves a raise.

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The PULSE has posted an interview with writer Greg Pak about the “What If: Planet Hulk” one-shot coming in October. The article includes a couple of pages of preview art from penciler Leonard Kirk, who will also be drawing Pak’s “Warbound” miniseries.
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All five of the reviewers at ComicPants.com have added “Incredible Hulk” #110, written by Greg Pak, to their top five lists. From Randy Lauer’s comments:

Pak addresses the notion of whether or not Hulk is a killer in the midst of World War Hulk, and makes it more than just a continuity implant, but instead a great story as well, driven by the character Amadeus Cho, who I’d really like to see more of. Best Hulk issue in quite a long time, in my opinion.

From Nick Budd’s comments:

Pak has actually become one of my favorite writers right now. He gets the Hulk and his explanation as to why the Hulk has never killed before is fantastic. Honestly, I want him to stick with the book for as long as possible. Years if at all possible.

Blake M. Petit raves about “Incredible Hulk” #110 in an advance review at Comixtreme.com. Here’s an excerpt:

Pak does something incredible this issue – he gives us a plausible explanation for the simple most implausible thing about the Hulk since the very birth of the character. Not only does his explanation make sense, but it plays flawlessly into the WWH storyline.

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“Incredible Hulk” #110, written by Greg Pak with pencils by Carlo Pagulayan, hits comic book stores on Thursday.