Art by Alex Ross "What is Hell? There are places in this universe made of red rock and flame. Peopled by horned goats and fanged serpents. Built for the torment of souls. But these places are not Hell. They are only places. Hell is not a place." Previously in The Immortal Hulk , we saw our favourite green monster open the mysterious Green Door and learn what lies behind it: Hell. Rather than throwing Hulk and journo Jackie McGee into the devil's domain, Hell comes to them, transforming their surroundings into a fiery wasteland filled with fear and hate. Hulk in Hell , the third volume of the Eisner-nominated series, keeps up with the pace set by the exceptional first two volumes, and might even be a little bit better. Artist Joe Bennett continues to shock readers with grotesque body horror, with bombastic and brutal action sequences that'll have readers' stomachs doing somersaults. Chilling monochrome pages break up Paul Mounts' immersive colours
Art by Hirohiko Araki " The human race lives by destroying the things around us. In such a brutal world, your power is singularly benevolent." It can be more than a little bit difficult to summarise the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure franchise to someone entirely unfamiliar with it - as you've probably gathered from the title, it's an odd one for sure. JoJo is a manga series by Hirohiko Araki comprised of eight separate parts, each with its own setting and protagonist. The thing that unites all of these is that each main character is part of the Joestar bloodline, abbreviating their name to 'JoJo' and using uncanny powers to fight evil. Diamond is Unbreakable is the fourth part of the ongoing JoJo saga, starring the fiery Josuke Higashikata in the mysterious seaside town of Morioh in Japan. Part Four of JoJo was originally serialised in Japan in the early nineties, and finally received an official English translation and hardcover release after hig