Infernal Hulk vs. Wolverine Issue 1 Review

Marvel Comics has officially launched the Infernal Hulk saga with the release of Infernal Hulk vs. Wolverine Issue 1. Written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson with art by Jonas Scharf, this first issue jumps straight into the action after Bruce and the Hulk are stitched back together by a demonic entity named the Eldest. The story wastes no time throwing Wolverine into hostile territory for a brutal grudge match.

Fans of bloody comic fights will find plenty to love here as Jonas Scharf delivers gloriously gruesome artwork. The Hulk looks truly frightening with an inhuman face, dark gray and blue skin, and glowing green blood that highlights his unnatural state. Alex Guimarães sets a dark, gloomy mood with muted colors, while Cory Petit handles the letters to create a chilling, demonic voice for the monster.

Alongside Wolverine, Jubilee brings a fresh spark of energy to the page when the violent battle begins to wind down. The issue ends with an abstract, emotional scene that sets the stage for the rest of the four part one shot series. This comic is available now at local comic shops for readers wanting a truly dark and savage story.