Incredible Hulk by Peter David Omnibus Vol. 2
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- Author：Peter David
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Summary
Peter David's groundbreaking Hulk run continues！ The Hulk is fi nally getting his head together， with Doc Samson's help - but will the dominant personality end up being gray， green or something new？ Either way， he'll need both brains and brawn when the mysterious Pantheon comes calling with an off er of recruitment！ The gray Hulk battles Freedom Force， the Super-Skrull and the Rhino， while the green goliath takes on the Abomination， the U-Foes - and X-Factor！ Meanwhile， Rick Jones falls in love。。。but will tragedy strike when a face from his past surfaces？ The Hulk revisits his origins in an anniversary psychodrama and teams with the Punisher for a Las Vegas homecoming。 But events build to a （great big） head when the Leader returns！ COLLECTING: INCREDIBLE HULK （1968） 369-400， INCREDIBLE HULK ANNUAL （1968） 16-18， X-FACTOR （1986） 76， MATERIAL FROM MARVEL HOLIDAY SPECIAL （1991） 2
Reviews
Christopher Smurr
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I grew up reading Peter David’s run on the Hulk and enjoyed it for being a fun romp back into the day。 Now rereading it again as an adult I’ve found that it has a surprising amount of humor and pop culture references of the time that I never picked up on when I was really young。 The transformation from the grey hulk to professor hulk had very high stakes and despite Bruce， the savage hulk and grey hulk merging together as one personality， you can tell that there are definite red flags and foresh I grew up reading Peter David’s run on the Hulk and enjoyed it for being a fun romp back into the day。 Now rereading it again as an adult I’ve found that it has a surprising amount of humor and pop culture references of the time that I never picked up on when I was really young。 The transformation from the grey hulk to professor hulk had very high stakes and despite Bruce， the savage hulk and grey hulk merging together as one personality， you can tell that there are definite red flags and foreshadowing to hulk’s ultimate reversal into a raging force of nature once more down the line。 Overall the stories were fun reads including hulk’s brush with X-Factor， the U-Foes， Marlo being killed then brought back to life by the Leader—all were great through and through。 The best critique I can give this book is that the issues captured in this book have aged fairly well given the era it takes place in and they all are paced very well and move along nicely。 This book does end with a cliffhanger which makes me want to jump into the third omnibus right away！ 。。。more
Shannon Appelcline
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Peter David's second Omnibus starts off as a bit of a meander， but with issue #377， we get to the second big arc of David's time on the Hulk， as Bruce gets psychoanalyzed into reintegrating his personalities， resulting in the smart green Hulk。The whole idea of Banner being psychologically damaged was entirely new in the early '90s， and issue #377 was the strong culmination of that plotline， something that might not be as obvious from a generation later。As for the new status quo: it's great， not Peter David's second Omnibus starts off as a bit of a meander， but with issue #377， we get to the second big arc of David's time on the Hulk， as Bruce gets psychoanalyzed into reintegrating his personalities， resulting in the smart green Hulk。The whole idea of Banner being psychologically damaged was entirely new in the early '90s， and issue #377 was the strong culmination of that plotline， something that might not be as obvious from a generation later。As for the new status quo: it's great， not just because we get a smart Hulk， but also because we get the introduction of the Pantheon， a fun group of mythically themed characters operating in semi-secret doing semi-black-ops stuff。 It's a good new direction for the Hulk， and as unique of a direction as when he was a legbreaker in Vegas。In the last half year （issues #395-400）， the Hulk even returns to greatness。 We get a great two-issue return to Vegas， and a great four-issue return of the Leader， allowing one of the Hulk's greatest foes to also bring this second volume to an end， as if he were ticking off each of the arcs in David's time。 There's so much going on in this second Leader storyline that it's impossible to comment on it all， except that it's David at his best。 。。。more
Andrew Seaton
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