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"Marvel Comics executive Tom Brevoort has said that the recently announced cancellation of Incredible Hulks is part of an overall plan to refocus the company&amp;#039;s Hulk franchise. It was announced in March that long-time Incredible Hulks writer Greg Pak would finish his five-year run on the title with the current &amp;#039;Heart of the Monster&amp;#039; story arc, and that the series would end with his departure. Incredible Hulks currently includes an expansive cast of gamma-related characters, and runs alongside Jeff Parker&amp;#039;s Hulk series starring the Red Hulk. &amp;quot;In the case of Hulk, we&amp;#039;re coming out of a period in which we&amp;#039;ve had a veritable explosion of Hulks running around,&amp;quot; Brevoort explained to Comic Book Resources. &amp;quot;So to me, it feels like the right time to scale things back and bring the focal point back down to a single character again. &amp;quot;Not that this expansion of the cast was bad, we may decide to do projects featuring some of these other guys as we move ahead as well.&amp;quot; While there has been no announcement on whether Marvel is planning a relaunch of Incredible Hulk, editor Mark Paniccia suggested it would depend on current event Fear Itself. &amp;quot;Possibly,&amp;quot; Paniccia said, regarding a new Hulk series. &amp;quot;Depending on if he makes it out of Fear Itself okay.&amp;quot; Pak will end his run with the over-sized Incredible Hulks #635 this August. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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