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The Immortal Hulk Story
What Makes The Hulk Immortal? Key Issues and Plot Points That Will Catch You Up On What's Happening In A Story That Stylistically and Philosophically Explores What Is At The Core of The Hulk Since His 1st Appearance In 1962
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- LONGSHOT SPEC: 1st cameo appearance of the One-Below-All?
- Explanation: Doctor Voodoo is threatened by a demon (left pic) to not pull the green pins from Banner's astral body
- The One Below All (right) is visually similar and references 'wearing a mask'
- Both creatures are attempting to control The Hulk
- In 2016/17 Al Ewing (Immortal Hulk) was writing 'Civil War: Ulysses' meaning Mr. Ewing would've been a part of this overall creative project during the publication of Uncanny Avengers #17
- ***yes, Marvel Wiki says it is the 'Beast of the Hand' but Marvel Wiki is not Marvel - it is fan-populated information, subject to error
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- In Avengers #688, The Hulk is shown being teleported into space by The Challenger
- Bruce arrives at a diner to meet with Hawkeye as an Easter egg at the beginning of a scene shows a song called "Green Door" playing on the jukebox
- Bruce apologizes to Hawkeye for asking him to shoot him with the arrow
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- Premiere issue of the new series that explores the Hulk's immortality
- 1st appearance of Jackie McGee, inspired by Jack McGee from The Hulk TV series
- Bruce Banner is killed by an armed robber but he returns as The Hulk after the sun goes down which is a callback to how The Hulk first operated back in The Incredible Hulk #1
- ***according to Marvel's legacy numbering, this is issue #717 of The Incredible Hulk (1962)
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- 1st appearance of Doctor Frye, a man who experimented on himself with Gamma radiation to discover immortality after the death of his wife (also the name of a character who was first irradiated with Gamma, before David Banner from the 1977 TV series)
- Frye deemed his serum to be successful and administered it to his son who died shortly thereafter but screamed about seeing a Green Door and something behind it
- The Hulk hunts down Frye, tears off his limbs and seals him up in a cave as the EPA exhumes Frye's son who appears to be alive
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- Color error in three panels where Captain America's blue suit is colored red
- The Hulk is killed by Tony Stark's Helios Laser and Banner's body is transported to Shadow Base where he wakes up and turns into The Hulk only to discover his body parts have been dismembered and kept in individual jars
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- Partial origin of the Hulk
- A flashback shows Bruce as a child with his father abusively telling him he knows his secret, that he's a monster (or that he will become one)
- This issue suggests The One Below All is the philosophical concept of Chaos or destruction wanting to be set free but needing a host
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