There's one or two single issues too that failed to stick the landing but they were here or there.

Just boring and felt overly long and out of place with the rest of the volume. The worst offender for me was probably the mystical god storyline with Loki. There's a bunch of great issues here but this is also over a 1000 pages so got some duds. Overall this is a lot of fun for being different than the rest. It's a nice change of pace for Peter David to go in and leaves for some great one shots or two parters. The very last part of the book is more Betty and Banner (as professor hulk still) trying to hide from people and live their life independent of all the superhero mumble jumbo. It's intense and leaves hulk with a whole new status quo by the end. This leads to the eventual Fall of Pantheon which is not a spoiler as it's the name of the storyline and trade paperback. This leads to eventually boiling over into the Future Imperfect storyline which is easily the stepping block for Hulk to face his true inner issues. On top of that Hulk is trying to deal with, you know it, his anger issues.

Overall we needed this to help balance out the more over the top and epic fights. Rick Jones melodrama storyline, which is pointed out to be melodrama, is also really sweet and a wedding that is too cute for words.

But somehow Professor Hulk trying to balance this crazy team out with their own set of issues is wonderful to watch. This section of the Hulk being the leader to the Pantheon is pretty crazy. Now we deal with Rick Jones going slightly insane due to the loss of his girlfriend to Hulk and Betty trying to work out their shit, to eventually Hulk taking over the Pantheon. It was a choice he had to make and one he doubted himself. For slight spoilers ahead, Marlo faith was left up in the air after Hulk dealt with The Leader. This volume starts off with a Bang as we deal with the aftermath of the last Omnibus storyline. Beginning an incredible collection of Peter David’s character-redefining, 130-plus-issue Hulk run – including his complete collaboration with artist superstar-in-the-making Todd McFarlane! The Hulk, now a gray-skinned goliath, is angrier than ever – leaping into action against horrors from the grave, from the stars and from the house next door! Featuring the revitalization of one of the Hulk’s longtime foes, the Leader – and a new life for the Hulk in Las Vegas! Say hello to Joe Fixit as casino conclaves mesh with interdimensional intrigue! Plus, classic clashes with X-Factor, Wolverine, Iron Man, Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four and Werewolf by Night – and vile villains including Grey Gargoyle, Doctor Doom and the Abomination! Collecting INCREDIBLE HULK (1968) #328 and #331-368, WEB OF SPIDER-MAN (1985) #44, FANTASTIC FOUR (1961) #320 and material from MARVEL COMICS PRESENTS (1988) #26 and #45.We're now deep into Peter David's Legendary run on the Green Monster and damn, is it fucking good.

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