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Brace yourselves, Weapon H is getting his own series from Marvel

While he’s not Totally Awesome, the latest Hulk to wander through the Marvel U might be the strangest one yet. Ready for a Weapon H ongoing?

Weapon… H

How much have you been paying attention to the Marvel U’s Hulk family? If the answer is ‘not much’ then you might be wondering what Weapon H is. Yes, it sounds like more of an X-Men thing than a Hulk thing, but it’s actually both.

How’s that? Weapon H is spun out of a crossover that included both the mutants of Weapon X and Totally Awesome Hulk. It also falls a tad on the ridiculous side, but you can see that for yourself.

The Weapon X program has done it, at the cost of their own destruction: they’ve completed their biggest and most dangerous experiment yet, a hybrid of Hulk and Wolverine DNA known as WEAPON H. Now, he’s ready to take on the world – and he means business.

Following his debut in TOTALLY AWESOME HULK and WEAPON X’S “Weapon of Mutant Destruction” summer crossover, Marvel is excited to announce that the character will star in a new ongoing series coming in March from Totally Awesome Hulk/Weapon X writer Greg Pak and X-Men: Blue artist Cory Smith.

“Greg Pak wrote one of the biggest and most action packed Hulk stories ever in Planet Hulk…so it only made sense that he brought those same sensibilities to Weapon H,” said series editor Darren Shan. “We’re going to pit him against the biggest threats of the Marvel Universe that you can imagine, starting with a new kind of Wendigo! And then Cory Smith is going to multiply that times ten and smash the hell out of it with his incredible art! Whether you read his first appearance in Weapon X: The Hunt for Weapon H or not, you’re going to find that we only scratched the surface of this bombastic new character!”

Don’t miss WEAPON H, coming to your local comic shop this March!

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