The Fantastic Four Face Pure Terror in Infernal Hulk vs FF #1

Marvel has released the first issue of Infernal Hulk vs Fantastic Four, and it is a dark, unsettling ride. Following his brutal clash with Wolverine, this version of the Hulk has arrived in Manhattan to take on Marvel's first family. Written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson with art by Cian Tormey, this issue leans heavily into the horror genre by trapping the team in the tunnels beneath the Baxter Building.

Seeing the Fantastic Four afraid is a rare sight, but this issue makes it feel earned. The Hulk is no longer the Bruce Banner we know. He is a monster that uses magic and terrifying transmutations to break his opponents. While Ben Grimm puts up a good fight, the sheer unpredictability of this Hulk makes every page feel tense. It is not just a standard brawl, as the stakes feel genuinely high and dangerous for every member of the team.

The art team does an incredible job of balancing the vibrant energy of the Fantastic Four with the muted, demonic aesthetic of the Hulk. The contrast makes the neon green blood and the visceral injuries stand out even more. It is a ruthless and bloodthirsty chapter that proves no hero is safe from this monster.

You can pick up Infernal Hulk vs Fantastic Four issue one at your local comic shop now. It is a must read for fans who want to see a darker, more frightening side of the Marvel Universe.