Nice art, but I couldn't help notice the Invisible Woman; I guess cosmic rays wreak havoc with your hips.

I guess Tigra and Hellcat are there for moral support, haha.

Yeah, the guy that dumped all of us Liberty Meadows fans overboard the second he got a gig with a big comic company. 

Okay. I bought my copy of Hulk #7 (2008). Both Art Adams and Frank Cho are welcome pencilers to this two-story issue. In the Las Vegas story I love how Joe Fixit (Grey Hulk) leaped up to Moon Knight and brought him crashing down. I had imagined a wickedly similar scene between Ultimate Colossus and Goddamn Batman. Colossus' weight brings down a swinging Batman, snapping his batrope. Except, a double strike to the large opponent's ears doesn't work for Bats, especially since he's already pinned down by the weight. Then Ultimate Colossus headbutts Goddamn Bats with severe results. Bat's forehead is smashed in. Bravo victor!

In the Lady Liberators' story, Frank Cho spares no muscle and height in his female characters. Although, Art Adams did give Ms. Marvel some broad shoulders. We learn in the She-Hulk #34 that was the first time the Lady Liberators gathered under that incarnation. #34 takes place later.

While I like the gathering of these women, I do wish they had worn extra armor, because the Rulk briefing should have taught them to be more prepared. They didn't appear to have a strategy when they approached Rulk. They may be stronger than the average man, but I'm sick of how they keep losing round 1.
Also, since when was there a bar on top of Mount Rushmore? If that really existed drunks would be pissing over the side!

Anyway, thanks to #34 we get the hint that they'll win. Others are bound to join the fight so Rulk will get the pounding he deserves.