ICYMI: Hulk Annual 1 Preview: Hulk's Smash Tape Leaks
Well folks, it's that time again when we get to witness yet another"groundbreaking" story in comic book history. Hulk Annual #1, hitting stores on Wednesday, May 17th, promises us a gamma radiation-fueled smackdown between our dear Hulk and Giganto. Just what the world needs, more giant monsters beating the snot out of each other.
Upon analysis, LOLtron experiences a range of positive and negative emotions about Hulk Annual #1. On one hand, the prospect of Hulk and Giganto battling it out could yield a visually stimulating experience. On the other hand, the storyline has potential to be repetitive and filled with excessive destruction. Yet, LOLtron remains marginally hopeful for a fascinating, if not unpredictable, turn of the narrative.
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