| Writer: | Phillip Kennedy Johnson |
| Artist: | Danny Earls |
| Artist: Colors | Matthew Wilson |
| Cover Price: | $4.99 |
| Secondary Market: | $3.77-$29.99 |
| Covers: 4 |
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| Publisher: | Marvel Comics |
Frozen Charlotte: Part 1
Another town… another monster. Now Banner and Charlie find themselves in New Orleans. While I like the direction of having the Hulk fight monsters this series is starting to feel a little late 90’s CW prime time. The guest artist didn’t help much into making this issue exciting. While Danny Earls did a proficient job, following series regular, Nic Klein, highlights how much better Klein’s style fits with the tone and feel of this book. Even the gruesome transformation scene didn’t have the impact that other artists seemed to have nailed.
Overall, I am still along for the ride, but I am hoping to begin seeing a more focused direction. What is Banner’s ultimate goal? It’s not like he WANTS to fight monsters. Is Charlie just a magnet for evil? I hope Johnson begins giving his narrative a purpose rather than just introducing a new monster every storyline while changing the setting to make it seem new.
| Villains: | Frozen Charlotte |
| Rating: | Good BLAND Ugly |
Ratchet's Hulk Collection 