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'Incredible Hulks' draws to a close
Published Thursday, May 12 2011, 09:31 BST | By Hugh Armitage | Add comment
Marvel Comics has announced the final issue of Incredible Hulks.
The ongoing series will conclude with issue #635, the publisher has revealed, following the conclusion of the 'Heart of the Monster' storyline.
Writer Greg Pak had already said that he would be ending his long run on the title with that arc.
"Greg Pak's biggest story yet, 'Heart Of The Monster', brings dire consequences to the Green Goliath and those close to him," said Marvel. "What happens when the furious monster inside Bruce Banner says, 'ENOUGH'?"
Pak was the creator of the acclaimed Hulk stories 'Planet Hulk' and 'World War Hulk', which have set the tone and direction of the property for the last five years.
The writer is currently working on a miniseries detailing the origin of Captain America's arch-enemy Red Skull.
The oversized Incredible Hulks #635 will be released in August.
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The ongoing series will conclude with issue #635, the publisher has revealed, following the conclusion of the 'Heart of the Monster' storyline.
Writer Greg Pak had already said that he would be ending his long run on the title with that arc.
"Greg Pak's biggest story yet, 'Heart Of The Monster', brings dire consequences to the Green Goliath and those close to him," said Marvel. "What happens when the furious monster inside Bruce Banner says, 'ENOUGH'?"
Pak was the creator of the acclaimed Hulk stories 'Planet Hulk' and 'World War Hulk', which have set the tone and direction of the property for the last five years.
The writer is currently working on a miniseries detailing the origin of Captain America's arch-enemy Red Skull.
The oversized Incredible Hulks #635 will be released in August.
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