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ISBN: 0785147233
Author: June Brigman,David Hahn,Greg Pak
Publisher: Marvel (August 1, 2012)
Language: English
Pages: 256
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Greg Pak is an award-winning Korean American comic book writer and filmmaker currently writing "Mech Cadet Yu" for BOOM and Totally Awesome Hulk" and "Weapon X" for Marvel Comics.

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Greg Pak is an American film director and comic book writer, known for his work on books published by Marvel Comics, including X-Treme X-Men and several titles featuring the Hulk and Hercules. In 2019, Pak began writing Star Wars comics for Marvel. Pak was born in Dallas, Texas to a Korean-American father and a Caucasian mother. He graduated from Hillcrest High School

Trade paperback collecting the entirety of Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente's Herc series.

Trade paperback collecting the entirety of Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente's Herc series. Herc: The Complete Series by Grek Pak and Fred Van Lente.

Pak and Van Lente brought action and comedy as I'm told they are known for and how to make it work into a feasible . Not the original series but the re-re-writing of the series

Pak and Van Lente brought action and comedy as I'm told they are known for and how to make it work into a feasible, cohesive book, but they brought something that I loved about the Flight : the political intrigue. I have always loved seeing Gary Cody in the middle of something during Mantlo's run and Heather Hudson really has rage issues. Not the original series but the re-re-writing of the series. Only the John Byrne series were any good which is a shame since the characters could be more significant in the Marvel universe.

by Fred Van Lente and Greg Pa.

It's a pulse-pounding, wall-crawling( ) adventure as our web-slinging demigod battles the X-Men Then: Zeus decides to move in with his wayward son after an angry Hera de-powers him. As if parental baggage wasn't problematic enough, some powerful enemies are gunning for Herc.

The Complete Series by Greg Pak & Fred Van Lente. Issue Number: TPB Publisher: Marvel Cover: Holiday 2012, 2. 9 Origin: United States, English Format: Color, Trade Paperback, 208 pages. Rate trending movies in seconds and rise to Ultimate Status.

Written by. Greg Pak. Fred Van Lente. The incredible spider-herc!?! It's a pulse-pounding, wall-crawling(!!) adventure as our web-slinging demigod battles the X-Men!

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When Spider-Island erupts, Hercules finds himself "infested" with spider-powers of his own. Can you handle ... THE INCREDIBLE SPIDER-HERC!?! It's a pulse-pounding, wall-crawling(!!) adventure as our web-slinging demigod battles the X-Men! Then: Zeus decides to move in with his wayward son after an angry Hera de-powers him. As if parental baggage wasn't problematic enough, some powerful enemies are gunning for Herc. A team-up with the assassin Elektra could give him the help he needs ... as long as his dad doesn't muck it up.COLLECTING: Herc 1-6, 6.1, 7-10

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Niwield

I loved Pak & Van Lente's run on Incredible Hercules. In that series they created a character to care about, laugh with, and cheer for. I was hoping this series would be a return to greatness for the lion of Olympus. Sadly, I was disappointed. The first half of this series was fairly decent. Herc without immortal powers setting up shop in Brooklyn to confront Ares' son during the Fear Itself storyline. Not too bad of a concept or execution as Herc was greatly humanized which was refreshing. However, gone was the boisterous and jolly character from Incredible Hercules. The second half is another thing altogether.

My first major gripe is the consistency of the artwork. The first half of the series had nice artwork that was really great to look at and brought the story to life. The second half of the series artwork was comical. It reminds me of newspaper funnies art. It was simply flat and lifeless.

My second gripe is the storytelling. Issues 1-6 were fairly well executed. There's a quest and a purpose for Herc. Throw in some Greek myth references and some modern characters and settings and it's a fairly fun read. Issue 6.1 was interesting but seemed a little out of place as it was more like an overview of Herc now (the artwork was great though, love Mike Grell). Issues 7-10 were pretty annoying. Herc becomes a Spider-Herc and fights the X-Men. I found the dialogue of the X-Men to be nothing like the characters they are suppose to be. I grew up reading X-Men so I expect Wolverine and Gambit to talk in certain ways and this doesn't happen. Also, the storyline of Zeus being turned fat by Hera was not thoroughly explained and was rather annoying as he tags along with Herc and becomes an annoying sidekick. It seems Pak and Van Lente did this to create some comic relief but it didn't work. Also, in this whole series there is no Amadeus Cho! Hello? He was Herc's bust bud for 3 years. Why not have him play a role in this series?

Once you start reading the second half of this book you will see why this series only lasted 10 issues. It started to seem that Pak and Van Lente just stopped caring about the character and Marvel axed it. This is disappointing since the Incredible Hercules run made me appreciate the character in ways I would not have considered before.

Fearlesssinger

Hercules has always been my favorite hero mythology because he is the most human. Marvel Hercules has also held a special place in my heart. Good writers give him respect for being the strongest being outside the hulk. Sadly some writes either go the simple route. He was either a bland boy scout or a buffoon. Perfect foil for top tier characters who took them self seriously like thor.
The came Greg Pak. He made the big guy a fun loving, still womanizing but with a self awareness. Instead of being a joke he was in on the joke. Add a whole heap of back story of his myths you had the perfect balance of fun and humor, twist in turns with the incredible Hercules series.
As for this series you get to see herc minus his strength. Pak knows his myths reminded us of hercs considerable fighting knowledge and skills. Showing minus his powers hercs still the brave , confident hero who not going to let the earth he has sworn to protect go unguarded powers or not.
My only quip is that the art is not up to par with the stories sometimes. The arts not dreadful but gone are the days of john buscemi, john Byrne or Bob layton. I would have love to seen the renditions along with these tales.
Also the stories peter out toward the end. I have no ideal whether the writers knew they had only a limited number of titles left or a case were even the best writers loose steam.
Overall if you are a marvel Hercules fan and love writing that makes him a 3 dimensional character flaws and strengths, no one has done it better than Greg Pak. Highly recommend!

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