Now she's dealing with the fact she may be immortal. She-Hulk died during Empyre and saw the Green Door. Immortal She-Hulk - Art by Jon Davis-Hunt ★★★★ In this one, the Hulk remembers some repressed memories about his father and how he died. The Minus One issues were a flashback event did one month across all of their titles. Incredible Hulk #-1 by Peter David & Adam Kubert The story goes back through Bruce's history with his father, who has apparently been crazy since Bruce's birth, certain that Bruce is a monster. Mignola keeps the art in Marvel's House style. Incredible Hulk #312 by Bill Mantlo & Mike Mignola

Immortal Hulk #0 - framing sequence by Mattia de Iulis ★★★★Ĭombines 2 old Hulk issues with a framing sequence by Al Ewing. It's all a plot for some demons to short souls like they are stocks.Ībsolute Carnage: Immortal Hulk - Art by Felipe Andrade ★★Īndrade's art is terrible. The original Defenders are all in space trying to stop a cosmic train the size of solar systems that is destroying whole planets at a time. The Defenders: The Best Defense - Art by Joe Bennett ★ Strange's body in a small town where everyone is locked behind closed doors. Immortal Hulk: The Best Defense - Art by Simone Di Meo ★★★īruce Banner finds Dr.

This whole collection is pretty much only for completists. The King in Black tie-in takes place after issue #40 and the rest before that so you don't need to read this last even though Marvel marketed it as volume 11. I do have to give Marvel credit for keeping all of these tie-in books out of the ongoing Immortal Hulk comic and letting Ewing tell his 50 issue story uninterrupted.

Immortal Hulk, Vol. 7 by Al Ewing