There are a lot of events that were glossed over or not fully explained, but the premise in general I found easy to follow. Some of it was a bit contrived, but that's mainstream comics for you. Entertaining, but I could wish the "bullet" theme hadn't been so hard hit over, and over, and over, and over, and over again. ( )

I love both of these creators, but this alternate-universe tale didn't really move me. Partly it's due to the fact that the "one bullet changes EVERYTHING" conceit doesn't really hold up under scrutiny; part of it is certainly my overly-fannish resistance to Elseworlds-like stories (lamely, there's always a sense of "so what's the point?"); but I think mostly it may be the fact that in a 5-issue miniseries featuring remixed versions of the Hulk, Spider-Man, Iron Man, Steve Rogers, Reed Richards and more, there's not really enough room for any personal journeys. It's decent enough, certainly - but considering the creators involved, I expected more. ( )