Hulk, Vol. 1: Red Hulk (Hardcover) by Jeff Loeb (Author) and Ed McGuiness (Illustrator) Just read Red Hulk and it's a pretty darn good, light, breezy, slam-bang, gee-whiz comic book. Playing like a sci-fi monster movie-murder mystery, it doesn't get bogged down by a lot of exposition or deep thinking, and gets right to the Hulk-Smash action. This is the kind of comic I like the most - lots of action, great character interaction, artwork that fits the story, and enough dangling plot lines to bring you back for the next issue. And as a mystery there are twists and turns and a resolution of sorts by the end of chapter six. But this is no The Long Halloween , it's much less weighty and much less gloomy. While I prefer the Loeb/Sale DC books ( Batman: The Long Halloween , Superman For All Seasons ), Loeb & McGuiness teamed up for a great Superman/Batman run. And I think that McGuiness' bombastic art style is good match for the Hulk. A long time fan of titles like Justi...
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