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The Pantheon, the brain trust Hulk has now allied with, flies Rick Jones and Hulk to Israel for a team-up with Sabra. Hulk is in Israel to collect a war criminal and bring him to Pantheon to stand trial (what’s their authority to do that? I don’t know.). But Sabra’s been informed by SHIELD that Hulk is still a force for chaos and destruction—because SHIELD doesn’t like Pantheon going around acting like SHIELD. As usual, Peter David does a great job at integrating his own ideas into the greater Marvel Universe.
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I will say that it’s a little ridiculous to have Sabra hold her own against Hulk—her darts shouldn’t even be able to penetrate his bullet-proof skin.
Still, a solid story—another good entry into David’s Hulk run.
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Also, there’s an interesting letter page item talking about Marvel’s various outreach/fan-based programs. I wasn’t aware that “Marvel Zombie” was a specific title.