Indestructible Hulk #1 was pretty good for what it was. What it was, was a setup issue. Mark Waid has done an amazing job on Daredevil, and I have faith that he will do an equally great job with the Hulk. We just aren't there yet. DD was an easier character to "about face" because he could just let go of his problems and try to be happy. Hulk has the misfortune of being the problem for everyone. Especially himself.
That being said, Waid begins to alter the Hulks normal status quo of being on the run and constantly hunted, by having Bruce Banner seek out SHIELD to "tryout" for a job. He wants SHIELD to use his brains along with Hulks brawn. The story is littered with little moments of things that could irritate Bruce into becoming the Hulk, but for once Banner seems more in charge. Hulk works with SHIELD to save some agents and thats where the issue ends.
Lenil Yu draws a very imposing Hulk. He is a very detail oriented artist and he seems to be having fun with this book. Hulk is drawn as a massive figure while Banner is smaller but just as powerful as the Hulk
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