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Hulk: World War Hulk by [Greg Pak, John Romita Jr., David Finch, John Romita]

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by Greg Pak (Author), John Romita Jr. (Illustrator), David Finch (Cover Art), Format: Kindle Edition

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Collects World War Hulk (2007) #1-5. Hulk found peace on the planet Sakaar. But when the warp core of the ship that brought him there exploded, killing his family, Hulk vowed to destroy his betrayers - the heroes of Earth!

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Greg Pak directed his first feature film "Robot Stories" which has played nationwide and won over 30 festival awards. With clients including Nike and Marvel Comics, he edits FilmHelp.com and AsianAmericanFilm.com. One of Filmmaker Magazine's 25 Filmmakers to Watch, Greg studied political science at Yale, history at Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar, and film at NYU's graduate program.

All-star artist John Romita Jr. has drawn nearly every Marvel character including Spider-man (Amazing Spider-man Coming Home), the Punisher and Thor. Following in his father's footsteps, he is best-known for his Spider-man work. --This text refers to an alternate kindle_edition edition.

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Greg Pak is a comic book writer and filmmaker best known for comic books such as "Planet Hulk," "Action Comics," and "Mech Cadet Yu." He wrote the "Code Monkey Save World" graphic novel and "The Princess Who Saved Herself" children's book, based on the songs of Jonathan Coulton.

Pak co-wrote the fan favorite "Incredible Hercules" series with Fred Van Lente, with whom he also wrote the new How-To book, "Make Comics Like the Pros."

As a filmmaker, Pak directed the award-winning feature "Robot Stories" and dozens of shorts, including "Happy Fun Room."

Pak is represented by Sandra Lucchesi of the Gersh Agency, Los Angeles. For more about his work, visit twitter.com/gregpak and gregpak.com.

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B. Delgado

Awsome Hulk story. Leave logic behind

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 26, 2023

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The Hulk has come back to earth and he is PO to the max. If you like massive battles this one is for you. The lack of death keeps it PG but it’s a great all out battle between the Hulk and his war bounds and the “heroes” of earth.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 12, 2023

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The best version of the Hulk. I recommend it to others. The movie that did side be adapted in a animated movie.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 16, 2023

Son enjoys it!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 10, 2022

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After all these years, I finally back-tracked and read this. I wasn’t the biggest fan of this storyline, yet it’s still cannon and with the MCU the way it is now, this will be a big storyline forever.

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Dustin Wisniowicz

The art kills this. The art inside IS NOT the art you see on the cover.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 23, 2022

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I really wish the artist from planet Hulk came back. This art is so cartoony and not as serious. Every time I start to get into the story the art, again, pulls me out of it. It's like a "Captain Underpants" book. It's HORRIBLE. The heroes are blocky and look like a RoBloks character. The fights are muddled and hard to interpret.

The story is decent, no where near planet Hulks story. The art is just flat out bad. Doesn't gel with the atmosphere of the story. I can't stress enough how bad this art is. I had to FORCE myself to finish this book because of this artist John Romita Jr. 🤦‍♂️
It's laughable.

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Ben Grimm

WW HULK ENOUGH SAID

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 19, 2022

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If you want to see some of the best fight scenes in Marvel. This is your book.
Best Hulk Art ever.
JRJR IS THE MAN

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Kid Kyoto

Lives up to its name, well for 98% of the book

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 4, 2017

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This was a lot of fun.

There's a whole book of set up - Planet Hulk - but it's neatly summarized in this book. A group of heroes, tired of the Hulk's rage, shot him into space into what they thought would be a paradise world. It wasn't. After fighting for his survival there, Hulk won and has returned with an army to seek revenge.

The Avengers, the Fantastic Four and the US Army throw everything at the Hulk but to no avail. One by the one the heroes of the Marvel Universe fall and a good chunk of New York is leveled as we watch the final epic battle.

There are some minor problems, it's hard to believe that a genius like Reed Richards or a sorcerer with a wealth of powers like Dr Strange can't think of more ways to stop the Hulk than we see. And the ending is a bit pat, with everything restored to the status quo. But it's still a fun slug fest with a lot of emotion and heart.

The only real flaw is that this is a serial book set in the Marvel Universe so in the end, everything is put (more or less) right. And somehow no one is killed or even seriously hurt. But that's the price of reading a book set in the main universe and if you're a long time comic reader like me, you might snarl at it, but you accept it as well.

So yes, I recommend it.

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Charles M Gunsaullus

Great Art, Decent Story

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 11, 2014

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Here is a volume of pure Marvel action. The Hulk rampages around NY in a revenge-fueled hysteria following the events of Planet Hulk. He blames the Earth's heroes, Iron Man, Black Bolt, Dr. Strange, and Mr. Fantastic for his problems after they shot him into space (a phrase you'll read about 100 times) and he returns to Earth to exact his revenge.

What you've read above is essentially the entire plot. There are no Marvel Universe-shaking events here, no outstanding character development. Only action and destruction as the Hulk tears apart most of the Marvel Universe. If you know that going in, as I did, then this is a terrific volume with old-school battles in the city. I can't even really give away any plot points because there is nothing really to give away. The Hulk shows up. Beats everyone up. Then finally calms down. That's pretty much it. And it works.

The art is the true selling point here. John Romita Jr. has taken a lot of unfair criticism over the last few years for his artistic style, and I'll admit that while I think of him as a comic book God, some of his later work has been off. Not here. This is the best work he has done in many years. So much better than Wolverine: Enemy of the State and AvX. He seems to really be able to capture the rage of the Hulk (see also The Return of the Monster) and he also draws some awesome aliens.

So, if you don't mind a rather one-note story, but want truly great art, this is the volume for you!

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Andrew O.

A Must Own, World War Hulk and Planet Hulk are essential to any Hulk or comic fan.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on August 28, 2018

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This volume collects World War Hulk: Prologue, World War Hulk #1-5 and What If? Planet Hulk. With Greg Pak returning for what follows Planet Hulk. If you've read Planet Hulk you know what World War Hulk is going to be about, if you haven't read Planet Hulk I suggest after you finish reading this review add both Planet Hulk Omnibus and World War Hulk to your basket and read Planet Hulk before World War Hulk, you won't regret it. World War Hulk is simply, Hulk is after Black Bolt, Iron Man, Mr. Fantastic and Dr. Strange and wants justice for the events of Planet Hulk.

This is quite a great arc and the other side of the coin for Planet Hulk in a lot of ways in my opinion. I'm not sure if I have preference over one or another, probably Planet Hulk since it's more creative, had to create a new world with new characters and get us to see these characters develop and grow. We don't really see that with World War Hulk. However World War Hulk isn't meant to be that I don't think, Where Planet Hulk is about creating a new world while telling a great story and introducing new characters with depth, World War Hulk isn't so much about story it's about action and feels more like a classic Hulk arc, not much story and lots of fighting and action. I don't think World War Hulk needs much story, you already know the story and the purpose of this collection. I personally am a fan of John Romita Jr but I preferred the art from Carlo Pagulayan but what Romita Jr does is solid and is just personal preference.

I'm not a huge Hulk fan but what Greg Pak, Carlo Pagulayan, and John Romita Jr have made in Planet Hulk and World War Hulk are truly special and in my opinion are essentials for any fan of Hulk or comic fans in general, if you want to keep your collections of Hulk to a minimum at least make sure it's these two you own. These are worth every penny and I wouldn't hesitate buying these after enjoying both as much as I did.

Hope you found this review helpful and happy reading.

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wilf.nelson

The other best Hulk story ever

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on March 30, 2015

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From having read Planet Hulk I read this the following day and this story is far more complex with regards to Hulk's character. It is heart breaking and really makes you hate Iron Man, Mr Fantastic and Dr Strange. There is a big question if they caused the 'event' at the end of Planet Hulk but even ignoring that you begin to see all the weak rationalisations for all the horrible things done by the Illuminati and House of M peeled away.

This is about Hulk making the world pay. Any Hulk fan knows that the angrier the hulk gets the stronger he gets and he has never been angrier. This is a Hulk of pure rage, even Banner fights when he is forced forward and that just shows how thoroughly this is a story about loss.

The Hulk never comes across as unfair, only willing to bring back what they caused him. There is a question of if he is bringing his rage to others unduly but when it comes down to it all the characters on Hulk's side know that 1. many of the marvel heroes deserve it for something they have done and 2. they are going to be damned no matter what but they are with the Hulk because he deserves his revenge. It all ends in the epic showdown of Hulk vs Sentry which has to be read to be believed, in a seriously good way.

This is an excellent comic and is very sad. I would have liked to see the 'event' at the end of Planet Hulk not happen all together but que sera. the last few comics are what ifs if things had gone different ways and they are interesting to see almost the road of good intentions and what the Hulk is to others.

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J. Morris

WW Hulk!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on July 18, 2012

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WWH is the continuing story arc leading on from Planet Hulk - we see the Hulk, very mad from the warp drive explosion on Sakaar, swear vengeance on the people he ultimately holds responsible for his exile and subsequent events; Black-bolt, Iron-Man, Mr Fantastic & Dr Strange. When the Hulk lands on the moon and defeats Black-bolt, he informs the residents of Earth that they have 24 hours to evacuate the cities and for the aforementioned, to meet him on his return. Cue much scrabbling as all of Earth's heroes prepare for the Hulk and his wrath. Hulk sets up Madison Square gardens as his gladiator arena and fits obedience disks to the defeated - but will The Sentry manage to clear his mind for long enough to battle the Hulk? Does Earth deserve reprieve after the way they have treated the Hulk again & again? Time will tell...

This is a real treat for Marvel fans, the ultimatum the Hulk gives means that nearly every hero in the Marvel universe is mobilised to stop him, as a result, nearly everyone gets to see their favourite character. I personally loved the showdown between Iron-man & the Hulk, with some of the best frames of animation I have seen in a comic (see my uploaded frames - no spoilers) for a long time. Loved the appearance of The Sentry and the script is well-written and intriguing (Greg Pak) whilst the illustration is fantastic (John Romita Jr.). It shows a side of the Hulk that is more than just rage and ultimately it sets the scene for the Red Hulk . Worthwhile for Marvel fans and must-read for Hulk fans, highly recommended!

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Mr. Steve D. Berridge

Hulk smashes everything!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on March 30, 2013

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I rated this as a 4, but really a 3.5 is probably more realistic. If you like action with your comics, this is the one, as its end to end smash, bash and crash from the mighty green monster. However, coming after "Planet Hulk" which I rate as possibly the best graphic novel Ive ever read, this is a little disappointing. The problem for me as a comic fan is that they boosted the Hulk for this story to such ridiculous levels so that he basically smashed each and every opponent that came his way. Avengers? Wallop, fantastic four? History. Dr Strange? broken hands! They then wheel out the superman rip off "Sentry" to fight Hulk to a standstill, well sort of. Anyway, I prefer my heroes to have at least some weaknesses to make the story interesting, but in this story, it seems that no one in the Marvel Universe can stand toe to toe with old Green Skin. There is none of the sensitivity that we saw in Planet Hulk, just rage and angst and to be honest, although I am a fan of the Hulk, this story lacked the "greek tragedy" element you used to get with Hulk Stories where you felt for Bruce Banner trying to wrestle being the alter ego frankenstein. Its just smash and more smash. So if you love WF wrestling you will love this, but if you like some storylines to your comics, not so good!

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gary

Awesome book had to get this after reading planet hulk

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on February 21, 2022

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Arrived late by one day.
its soooo good, never been into the hulk before but so happy I have this

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