What issue is this from?

[-K-M-]

It appears an alternate reality Wild Child battles HOM Hulk. Anyone know this issue?

1. http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/3...0064-wc117.jpg
2. http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/3...0066-wc119.jpg

[Legerd]

I think it's from Hulk: Broken Worlds #1.

[rplass]

Yep, that's the one. Read all about it here.

Love,
rplass

[-K-M-]

Really? Now Im more confused.

[Le Messor]

K-M, I don't understand your confusion.

Those are supposed to be Australian Aboriginal tattoos? Really?
I've never heard of such a thing, and they don't look anything like Aboriginal art. They really don't.

- Le Messor
"Gee Xander, what are you gonna teach when you fail in life? Advanced loser-being?"
~ Cordelia

[-K-M-]

I bought the issue online, and the confusion is a result of the fact the cover is for Hulk: Broken Worlds #1. , but inside the issue is Hulk: Broken Worlds #2. Looks like someone changed the cover. I was wondering why the staples were a little loose for a new comic.

[Le Messor]

Thanks, I'll be careful (You'll be Dead!) (shut up!) when I buy it to get the right one.

Staples are always loose on new comics. The first thing I do when I get them is open to the middle pages (and kind of spoilered myself yesterday doing it), and flatten them so they're tight.
I know, I know, a lot of purists will think I'm damaging them that way, but it's a lot less worse than the middle pages falling out.

- Le Messor
Buffy: "Giles, are you breaking up with your car?"
Giles: "Well, it did seduce me, all red and sporty."
Buffy: "Little two door tramp."

[-K-M-]

I have been buying new comics for over a decade, these staples were far more loose then normal I assure you

[Le Messor]

Well, in these days of loose morals and loose staples, who's to say what's right and what's wrong? It's a grey area.

- Le Messor
"Girls! Girls! Girls! You're both such lovely girls! Don't fight. And if you do, fight nice. With pillows. And jim~jams."
~ Black Books

[ClawMaraud]

They still use staples on comics? How weird. I would have thought there would be a more cost effective way of binding a comic book together these days. Just interesting to know.