That aside, it was good to see that by the end of this issue there was a better understanding by everyone of what is truly unfolding within the Green Door. This point in the story was inevitable, though the most important thing was how they would execute that moment. So far I would say that they done so excellently. Not to mention in their own way it was creative.
Between the last issue and this one, I was astounded by the work from this art team. If there’s one thing you will never forget about Immortal Hulk, it is the horror brought to these pages that you won’t see from any other book from Marvel. No one will go to the lengths of Joe Bennett to twist and distort the human body to limits that would make you squirm in your seat. I mean there were some scenes here which for a second made me believe that I may have been reading Aliens by accident. I know we all talked about how classic horror was being brought to these pages from this art team, but let’s also give them more credit than that. So much of what we see from these Gamma mutates and Hulks is simply unimaginable. These are creations which could only come from one person’s mind, and that is what makes it all such a unique experience. I should also give credit to the colors as well for the fact that you would not feel this kind of sensation if it was not for having a colorist who knows how to tap into that grotesque palette of colors. It’s one thing to have that unique set of greens to represent the Gamma irradiated, though another thing entirely to be able to play with such colors that can easily turn a story morbid.