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Marvel teases new Hulk run that's 'Infernal'

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Marvel teases new Hulk run that’s ‘Infernal’

Hulk is… INCREDIBLE. IMMORTAL. INFERNAL.

Marvel Comics has teased that new Hulk information is coming tomorrow. While details are scarce, we do know Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Nic Klein are working on a “new run” for the character. It also appears the series may take on the “infernal” adjective, and likely will restart with a new #1.

Given the huge success of Al Ewing’s Immortal Hulk, it’s a smart move to slap a new adjective on the series.

Considering the definition of infernal, this may be a clue that Hulk is going to the world of the undead. As you can see in the teaser below, a river of gamma blood appears to be trickling down Hulk’s chest. Gnarly.

Check out the teaser below.

INCREDIBLE. IMMORTAL. INFERNAL.

Stay tuned tomorrow to learn about a monstrous new run of HULK from Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Nic Klein.

Marvel teases new Hulk run that's 'Infernal'

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