you hit like a girl #21

time for some girl on girl action!!






Lyra's getting the short stick around here.

snaps: Fall of the Hulks - Savage She Hulks #1

... where i still don't understand where this is all going, though it involves a lot of manipulation and backstabbing and punching and kicking. hey, that defines "crossover" very well. so Marvel has no problem there.

what is it with the Hulks wanting to kill their parents all the time?


you want to blend in? where's your sex tape?


not just her - all the Hulks have a problem listening. especially to reason.


who knew that the Frosted Mini Wheat mascot was a closet nerd??


no, you're not. Namor had dibs.

drive-by readings: Incredible Hercules #133

Incredible Hercules #133 (Marvel) "Road of Trials" Fred Van Lente Greg Pak Rodney Buchemi Emily Warren Simon Bowland Rafael Albuquerque (cover) Salva Espin (variant frame cover)

Greg Pak unites with Fred Van Lente to continue chronicling the Hulk's supporting characters (Herc would kinda take offense to that), and they probably should have called this The Incredible Amadeus Cho, as Herc does not exactly make an appearance (owing to the fallout they had last issue). there is a reason that the Choster (hey, i didn't make that up) is only the 7th smartest person on Earth - the one above him (the tastefully-named Pythagoras Dupree) has him in his sights. but if he succeeds then the eight smartest person would move up the chain, no? anyway, not sure how this Dupree can back up his words because he only looks marginally better than Stephen Hawking. but he may have something to do with the murder of Cho's parents or the disappearance of his sister Marie Curie Cho (at this rate, i should start calling myself Galileo Timberlake). hmmmm. what would Herc do? yes, ask you to pull his finger.

Gods get dumped too.

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