An excerpt:
Greg Pak has quickly become one of the better writers at Marvel. … The story is excellent, the dialogue is spot-on and the pacing is wonderfully done.
An excerpt:
Greg Pak has quickly become one of the better writers at Marvel. … The story is excellent, the dialogue is spot-on and the pacing is wonderfully done.
IGN.com continues to rave about Greg Pak’s “Planet Hulk” run. Here’s an excerpt from the latest review of “Incredible Hulk” #97:
What’s big, green and kicking the s— out of the rest of Marvel’s monthly titles? Planet Hulk smashes onward with another spectacular issue… Pak manages to make Hulk more than just a monster with a handful of carefully chosen words and one or two subtle actions.
Newsarama.com is running a new biweekly feature whereby readers can post questions to Arch-E-5912, a robot in the army of the Green Scar (whose adventures chronicled in the “Incredible Hulk” comic book series written by Greg Pak). Read on for Arch-E’s first dispatch (which includes some clues to the story of “Incredible Hulk” #97, on sale now), and feel free to post your questions on the Newsarama message boards.
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Arch-E-5912 in the slave pits of Sakaar, from “Incredible Hulk†#93
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Greetings, rebels and revolutionaries of Planet Sakaar! My name is Arch-E-5912. I’m a communications bot and former slave who now serves the Green Scar, aka the Incredible Hulk, as he leads his band of gladiators and refugees in battle against the oppressive Imperial forces of the Red King.
Because of my ability to create encrypted data streams, I’ve been tasked with communicating with the outside world, providing potential allies like yourself with the chance to meet members of the Hulk’s crew and ask whatever questions you may have about the Green Scar and our struggle against the Emperor.
The Sony DVCAM DSR-500WSPL which was used to shoot Greg Pak’s award winning feature film “Robot Stories†is now on sale at Ebay. Feel free to check out the auction if you’re in the market for a professional PAL DVCAM camcorder which can shoot 16×9 and is in excellent condition. The auction ends tomorrow evening — bid today!
Other items for sale include a damaged Sony VX-1000 (auction ends today!). And a damaged Sony GV-D900 digital video cassette recorder with built-in screen.
WizardUniverse.com has posted an extensive interview with writer Greg Pak about his “Planet Hulk” story in the “Incredible Hulk” comic book. The interview features on giant piece of news which should interest fans of Mastermind Excello:
What’s coming up in the 100th issue?
PAK: It’s the first issue in the climactic “Allegiance†storyline, featuring incredible action and some shocking emotional developments for the Hulk and his key allies. There’s also a 10-page backup story that gives us a glimpse of what’s happening on Planet Earth. And I’ll go ahead and spill the beans. Issue #100 will feature a few surprise guest stars, including Reed Richards and Amadeus Cho, a.k.a. Mastermind Excello. Who the heck is that, you ask? He’s a character I developed for the Amazing Fantasy #15 anthology issue, and he won the online contest Marvel.com ran to see which character from the anthology would get his or her own miniseries. In the Amazing Fantasy story, Amadeus Cho is a genius kid on the run who has an unexpected encounter with our big green friend. As we’ll see in Incredible Hulk #100, Amadeus may end up playing a very important role in the Hulk’s future…
Click here to read the whole interview.
And contact your local comic store to pre-order your Hulk comics today!
ComixFan.com has posted an interview with writer Greg Pak about upcoming projects, including “Planet Hulk,” “X-Men: Phoenix – Warsong,” and Mastermind Excello. An excerpt:
Comixfan: Now on to some Planet Hulk related questions. Part one of Planet Hulk just came to an end and Anarchy is fast approaching. Are there any details you can share on what to expect in the upcoming issues?
Greg Pak: If the Exile story arc of Planet Hulk was Star Wars, the Anarchy arc is The Empire Strikes Back. Just as thrilling, but darker and deeper. We’re learning more about the horrors of the Emperor’s rule, the mythic role the Hulk seems destined to play, and how their growing rage is affecting the Hulk and his crew. Big, big things are in store for several of the supporting characters — Miek, the four-armed Native, and Caiera, the gray-skinned female Shadow Guard Lieutenant, in particular. They’re going to become major characters in the Hulk’s life — keep an eye on ‘em! And of course, the smashing continues.
Marvel Comics has revealed a variant cover drawn by Mike Mayhew for “X-Men: Phoenix – Warsong,” a new miniseries written by Greg Pak with interior art by Tyler Kirkham. Click here to view the cover at Newsarama.
The first issue of “X-Men: Phoenix – Warsong” hits comic book stores on September 6 — tell your local store to order a copy for you today!

“Wizard Magazine” #179 has picked Greg Pak’s “Incredible Hulk” as the Book of the Month! Here’s an excerpt:
Pak’s ability to deftly portray Hulk’s dupicity without throwing a pity party is only accentuated by Pagulayan’s kinetically detailed pencils. The pair work queally well through bloody battle scenes and quiet introspective moments…”
“Incredible Hulk” #96 and the “Planet Hulk Gladiator Guidebook” are in stores now. “Incredible Hulk” #97 hits stores on August 9 — contact your local retailer to order your copy today!
NoiseToSignal says nice things about “Incredible Hulk” #97
“It’s a legend in the making, and something I suspect writers will draw on for inspiration and material for a long time yet.”
— NoiseToSignal.org
Soulpole.net digs “Incredible Hulk” #97
“Greg Pak has quickly become one of the better writers at Marvel. … The story is excellent, the dialogue is spot-on and the pacing is wonderfully done.”
— Soulpole.net
IGN.com loves “Incredible Hulk” #97
“What’s big, green and kicking the s— out of the rest of Marvel’s monthly titles? Planet Hulk smashes onward with another spectacular issue… Pak manages to make Hulk more than just a monster with a handful of carefully chosen words and one or two subtle actions.”
— IGN.com
“Incredible Hulk” #97, written by Greg Pak with pencils by Aaron Lopresti, hits comic book stores on August 9. Here’s the solicit information, courtesy of Marvel.com:
PLANET HULK, ANARCHY PART 2
Leading his army of gladiators and refugees, the Hulk smashes his way towards the Steppes — and freedom. But what of the millions still enslaved by the Red King? What of the rebels and slaves dying in the streets and fields? Who is the Sakaarson, and when will he come? The answers threaten to rip the Hulk and his allies apart—and precipitate a shocking transformation that could shake Planet Hulk to the core!
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An excerpt:
Frakholes rejoice because Greg Pak, currently handling the non-Civil War “Planet Hulk” saga for Marvel, has got the BSG atmosphere well in hand. Pak is channeling the TV series into comic form, from President Roslyn’s cat-and-mouse relationship game with Adama, to the nuances of the bridge crew, everything feels familiar. The story could have been pulled straight from an unaired episode.
Click here to read the full review.
“Battlestar Galactica” #1 hits stores later this month.