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Review: Walt Simonson returns to Thor with a beautifully-drawn epic that includes Hulk for maximum satisfaction. Plus, there's another set of surprises from the epic pen of Mark Waid! Each of Bruce's four assistants has a secret they are not aware that Bruce knows; this is the kind of intriguing thing I like—when the revelation actually lives up to anticipation. So we'll see. The big question: Hulk is worthy? This too should be a good matter to follow up on. Don't disappoint us, Mr Waid.
Comments: “Marvel Now!”--Cover. Part one of three parts. The title comes from a quote in BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN which also inspired the title of GODS AND MONSTERS, the 1998 film about James Whale, director of FRANKENSTEIN.
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