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Black Bolt

First Appearance: Fantastic Four #45 (1965)
Origin: Thor #148-149 (1967)

Caiera

First Appearance: Incredible Hulk #92 (2006)
Origin: Incredible Hulk #98 (2006)
Significant Issues: Met Hulk, vs him on behalf of Red King (Incredible Hulk #92, 2006); sent to monitor & negotiate with Hulk (Incredible Hulk #93-94, 2006); ordered Hulk to kill Red King's enemies, refused, witnessed Hulk & Silver Surfer's liberation of slaves (Incredible Hulk #95, 2006); pursued Hulk's army (Incredible Hulk #96-97, 2006); alongside Hulk, vs Spikes, joined his Warbound (Incredible Hulk #98-99, 2006); with Warbound, vs Red King, witnessed his overthrow (Incredible Hulk #100-102, 2007); became Hulk's queen, learned that he was Bruce Banner (Incredible Hulk #103, 2007); revealed she was pregnant to Hulk, caught in shuttle explosion (Incredible Hulk #104, 2007); died in Hulk's arms (Incredible Hulk #105, 2007)

Captain Axis

First Appearance and Origin: Incredible Hulk #155 (1972)
Significant Issues: Fled Germany after World War II, settled in Latveria, assisted Doctor Doom in creation of size-reduction ray, had ray used on him by Doom, shrank into Microverse, arrived on world of Moto ruled by Shaper of Worlds, had his dream of Nazi-controlled America created by Shaper, became Führer there, confronted by Hulk, received power of Captain Axis from Shaper, vs Hulk, lost dream of power followed by power itself, stranded on Moto by Shaper (Incredible Hulk #155, 1972)

Captain Omen

First Appearance and Origin: Incredible Hulk #164 (1973)
Significant Issues: Rescued submarine crew & Hulk, elaborated upon Infra-World's nature to Bruce Banner, enslaved Hulk (Incredible Hulk #164, 1973); set Aquon against Hulk & Infra-World rebels, surfaced Infra-World to allow Hulk & rebels to depart, re-submerged Infra-World (Incredible Hulk #165, 1973)

Cho, Amadeus

First Appearance and Origin: Amazing Fantasy #15 (2006)
Significant Issues: Spoke with Agent Sexton, adopted coyote pup, clashed with police officer, hunted by enemies, rescued & befriended by Hulk (Amazing Fantasy #15, 2006); blew up S.H.I.E.L.D. aircraft, located hidden Hulk base, hacked into Mister Fantastic's computer files, learned of Hulk's banishment by "Illuminati," discovered Hulk had not arrived at predetermined destination, quarreled with Mister Fantastic (Incredible Hulk #100, 2007); sent computer file to She-Hulk (She-Hulk #18, 2007)

Gamma Corps

First Appearance: World War Hulk: Gamma Corps #1 (2007)
Origin: World War Hulk: Gamma Corps #2 (2007)
Significant Issues: Killed Flux (World War Hulk: Gamma Corps #1, 2007); origins revealed (World War Hulk: Gamma Corps #2, 2007)

Gamma Mutates

First Appearance: (Froma) Tales of Suspense #68 (1965); (Leader) Tales to Astonish #62 (1964); (Rhino) Amazing Spider-Man #41 (1966); (Abomination) Tales to Astonish #90 (1967); (Doc Samson) Incredible Hulk #141 (1971); (Morton Clegstead) Incredible Hulk #150 (1972); (Crawling Unknown) Incredible Hulk #151 (1972); (Harpy) Incredible Hulk #168 (1973); (Sh’mballah) Incredible Hulk: Stalker from the Stars (1978); (Hans Feldstadt, pictured) Hulk #13 (1979); (Hans Feldstadt, full) Hulk #14 (1979); (Sasquatch/Tanaraq) X-Men #120 (1979); (She-Hulk) Savage She-Hulk #1 (1980); Gammadroid (Captain America #257 (1981); (Rikky Keegan) Incredible Hulk Annual #11 (1982); (Gamma spores) Defenders #132 (1984); (Sirius) Incredible Hulk #294 (1984); (Max Stryker) Incredible Hulk #294 (1984); (Hubert St. Johns) Incredible Hulk Annual #14 (1985); (Rick Jones Hulk) Incredible Hulk #325 (1986); (Outcasts of Desert Lab) Incredible Hulk #329 (1987); (Half-Life) Incredible Hulk #334 (1987); (Riot Squad) Incredible Hulk #345 (1988); (Jason Berg & Cara LeBlanc) She-Hulk #15 (1989); (X-Force) Mutant Misadventures of Cloak and Dagger #10 (1990); (Abominatrix) Sensational She-Hulk #21 (1990); (Spider-Hulk) Web of Spider-Man #69 (1990); (Gamma-Burn) Wonder Man #3 (1991); (Frost) Incredible Hulk #395 (1992); (War Zone) Sensational She-Hulk #50 (1993); (Eugene Wildeman) Prime vs. the Incredible Hulk #0 (1995); (Largo) Incredible Hulk #427 (1995); (Geiger & Patchwork) Doc Samson #1 (1996); (Headshop) Incredible Hulk #437 (1996); (Ravage) Rampaging Hulk #2 (1998); (Amazon & Behemoth) Heroes for Hire #12 (1998); (Bannermen) Marvel Boy #2 (2000); (Dogs of War) Incredible Hulk #14 (2000); (Flux) Incredible Hulk #17 (2000); (Kalkhimithians) Avengers #38 (2001); (Lucy Ryker, partial) Incredible Hulk #18 (2000); (Lucy Ryker, full) Incredible Hulk #19 (2000); (Pratt) Incredible Hulk #40 (2002); (Kyle Hatcher) Hulk/Wolverine #1 (2003); (Digger) Amazing Spider-Man #51 (2003); (Spinach) Double-Shot #1 (2003); (Gamma Corps) World War Hulk: Gamma Corps #1 (2007)
Significant Issues: Froma - Edam, Gouda, Colby, Havarti - fought off by Iron Man (Tales of Suspense #68, 1965); Rhino re-empowered/strengthened via gamma radiation (Incredible Hulk #104, 1968); Clegstead transformed by Hulk's blood after reopening Project: Greenskin, Crawling Unknown consumed all it contacted, vs Hulk, killed by lightning (Incredible Hulk #150-151, 1972); Betty mutated into Harpy, attacked Hulk, captured by Bi-Beast, reverted to normal (Incredible Hulk #168-169, 1973); Sephlod Sh’mballah awakened & took control of Crater Falls, North Dakota until slain by Hulk (Incredible Hulk: Stalker from the Stars, 1978); Ravage mutated himself (Rampaging Hulk #2, 1998); captured by Gamma Base (Rampaging Hulk #3, 1998); studied at Gamma Base (Rampaging Hulk #6, 1999); Feldstadt mutated into gamma monster, vs Hulk (Hulk #14, 1978); Matrix Eight captured Hulk, designed Gammadroid only for Hulk to easily destroy it (Captain America #257, 1981); Rikky Keegan duped into aiding Leader in isolating gamma gene, mutated into Leader-like form, helped foil Leader, reverted to normal (Incredible Hulk Annual #11, 1982); Gamma spores consumed by Ephraim Soles who attacked & was destroyed by Defenders (New Defenders #132, 1984); Chris Larmouth consumed & mutated by gamma spores, attacked & frozen by Defenders, other gamma spores grew into monstrous plant life, cells destroyed by Gargoyle (New Defenders #141, 1985); Chris Larmouth healed by Moondragon with power of Beyonder (New Defenders #152, 1986); Sirius cured by Gammascope exposure (Incredible Hulk #294, 1984); Sirius revealed to have turned savaged, shot & killed by his owner (Incredible Hulk #295, 1984); Stryker approached Banner for cure, kidnapped Katherine Waynesboro, exposed to cure, transformed into monster, vs Hulk, reverted to his original form by Rom (Incredible Hulk #294-296, 1984); Hubert St. Johns captured Hulk, became gamma-irradiated monstrosity, died when his body’s fat burst (Incredible Hulk Annual #14, 1985); Rick Jones gamma-irradiated by nutrient bath, transformed into Hulk-like creature (Incredible Hulk #324-325, 1986); along with Bruce Banner, Rick sought out desert lab to contain himself, vs Zzzax, encountered Outcasts, vs Nevermind (Incredible Hulk #326-327 & 329-330, 1986-1987); vs Hulkbusters, reverted back to human form by Leader (Incredible Hulk #332, 1987); Outcasts encountered Rick Jones Hulk, welcome him into their society, eventually send him out after S.H.I.E.L.D. killed many Outcasts in bid to capture him (Incredible Hulk #329, 1987); Half-Life dismembered by Hulk (Incredible Hulk #334, 1987); Half-Life absorbed Hulk energy, released it & seemingly died (Incredible Hulk #342, 1988); Riot Squad empowered (Incredible Hulk #345, 1988); Riot Squad vs Hulk at Freehold while he was poisoned (Incredible Hulk #366, 1990); Riot Squad participated in assault on Mount, defended Freehold from Hydra, Soul Man Killed, Omnibus became new leader (Incredible Hulk #398-401, 1992); Omnibus attempted to start World War Three, cast out by rest of Riot Squad (Incredible Hulk #438-442, 1996); Jason & Cara encountered She-Hulk (She-Hulk #15-16 1989); X-Force aided by Cloak & Dagger, vs M Branch & Rogue (Mutant Misadventures of Cloak and Dagger #9-10, 1990); Abominatrix kidnapped Louise Mason, vs She-Hulk (Sensational She-Hulk #21-23, 1990-1991); Gamma-Burn vs Wonder Man, drained of powers by him (Wonder Man #3, 1991); Frost vs Hulk & Punisher in Las Vegas (Incredible Hulk #395-396, 1992); War Zone attacked & defeated by She-Hulk (Sensational She-Hulk #50, 1993); War Zone reactivated, dismembered by She-Hulk, gamma bomb neutralized by Zapper (Sensational She-Hulk #55-56, 1993); Eugene Wildeman mutated abducted teens, sought to experiment on visiting Earth-93060’s Prime/Kevin Green, mutated self into monstrous form, defeated by Prime & Hulk (Prime vs. the Incredible Hulk #0, 1995); Geiger aided Doc Samson vs Patchwork (Doc Samson #1-4, 1996); Headshop rescued Bruce Banner from army, watched as he battled Thor (Incredible Hulk #437-440, 1996); Amazon & Behemoth as part of Strike Force One, vs Heroes for Hire, defeated (Heroes for Hire #12, 1998); Bannermen defeated by Noh-Varr (Marvel Boy #2, 2000); dogs of war mutated, vs Hulk (Incredible Hulk #14, 2000); Edam & Gouda vs Punisher/Frank Castle during "Maximum Security" (Maximum Security #1, 2000); Flux vs Hulk, defeated by him (Incredible Hulk #17, 2000); examined by Doc Samson (Incredible Hulk #18, 2000); abused by Ryker (Incredible Hulk #19, 2000); vs Hulk & Samson, collapsed (Incredible Hulk #20, 2000); Lucy Ryker freed from tank, discovered husbands actions (Incredible Hulk #20, 2000); Kalkhimithians irradiated by Diablo, vs Avengers & Hulk, returned to normal (Avengers #38-40, 2001); Pratt abducted Banner, injected with Hulk blood, exploded, recaptured Banner then powerless d/t transfusion from Sandra Verdrugo, turned into powerful form, vs Banner, ultimately torn to pieces by Hulk (Incredible Hulk #40-43 & 45-49, 2002-2003); Kyle Hatcher received blood transfusion from Bruce Banner (Hulk/Wolverine #4, 2003); Digger reanimated by gamma bomb, arrived in New York attacking Forelli’s establishments, vs Spider-Man, died when Spider-Man forced him to expend all his gamma radiation (Amazing Spider-Man #51-54, 2003); Spinach created spray, vs Hulk (Double-Shot #1, 2003); Reality-5901 Outcasts studied at possible non-Earth-616 Gamma Base-type facility (Hulk: Destruction #1, 2005)

Godseye

First Appearance and Origin: Incredible Hulk #89 (2006)
Significant Issues: Alleged circumstances of launch described (Incredible Hulk #89, 2006); approached by Hulk (Incredible Hulk #89, 2006); vs Hulk, physical form destroyed (Incredible Hulk #90-91, 2006); attempted to re-create self from fragments crashed in Savage Land, vs Fantastic Four in multiple bodies, seemingly destroyed by Fantastic Four (4 #29, 2006)

Hero of the Day

First Appearance and Origin: Incredible Hulk #286 (1983)
Significant Issues: Sent back in time to Earth-616, encountered Hulk, returned to original timeline, killed by competing soldiers (Incredible Hulk #286, 1983); buried by Hulk (Incredible Hulk #287, 1983)

Horusians

First Appearance and Origin: Incredible Hulk #145 (1971)
Significant Issues: Returned to Earth, kidnapped Bruce Banner, unleashed Colossus, confronted Hulk, departed Earth (Incredible Hulk #145, 1971)

Hulk

First Appearance: (Banner, gray Hulk) Incredible Hulk #1 (1962), (green/savage Hulk) Incredible Hulk #2 (1962), (green, merged/Professor Hulk) Incredible Hulk #377 (1991)
Origin: Incredible Hulk #1 (1962), Incredible Hulk #312 (1985), Incredible Hulk minus 1 (1997), Hulk #12 (2000)
Significant Issues: Bruce Banner’s grandfather was French and fought in the trenches of World War I (Incredible Hulk #135, 1971); Rebecca Banner had difficult labor with Bruce, required caesarian section, Brian Banner immediately considered his child a monster, worried that his own years of atomic research had altered his genes and produced a freak (Incredible Hulk #312, 1985); When Bruce was several months old, his father felt bitterness for him and jealousy toward him, left him with a cruel nurse (Incredible Hulk #312 (1985); Toddler Bruce burned by radiator (Incredible Hulk #227, 1978); As a young child, Bruce Banner sneaked downstairs on Christmas morning to look at his presents early, found a construction set and began building, found by his father, who believed that his son was a freak for being able to build such intricate things at such a young age, yelled at and called a monster and freak by his father, watched his mother beaten (Incredible Hulk #312, 1985/#377, 1992); Young Bruce confronted by violent father, vowed to understand why things happened the way they did to better control dangerous things (Order #6, 2002); As a young child, mother tried to take him and flee from Brian; witnessed Rebecca murdered by his father after she and Bruce tried to leave him, left afraid of showing any emotions by the traumatic event (Incredible Hulk #377 /Incredible Hulk ’97, 1992/1997); Very young Bruce intimidated by Brian Banner into testifying that he never saw Brian Banner abuse Rebecca (Incredible Hulk #403, 1993); Brian Banner overhead gloating how he had browbeat Bruce into lying, arrested, swore vengeance on Bruce (Incredible Hulk minus 1, 1997); Brian Banner treated at Bellmore Psychiatric Institute in San Francisco, California (Incredible Hulk #77, 2005); Spent summers w/ cousin Jen Walters in Ohio, took her to Thompson’s Grocery to buy popsicles (Avengers Annual #13, 1984); w/ cousin Jen Walters, allegedly read every book in the Charlestown Public Library (Avengers #74, 2004); Bruce went to live with aunt Susan Elizabeth Banner in Modesto, California (Incredible Hulk #79, 2005); In high school, Banner proved an excellent student, was shy, anti-social, shunned by other students, had his chemistry experiment sabotaged, creating an explosion (Incredible Hulk #312, 1985) High school student Bruce berated by science teacher Mr. Woodman for screwing up experiment (Incredible Hulk #227, 1978); High school Bruce studied under math teacher Mrs. Morris; tried to stop Ken from getting too rough with his girlfriend Carla, beat up by Ken; communicated with Hulk/imaginary friend/father figure in his subconscious; Hulk aspect of personality took control at night, planted a bomb – actually defective – in school basement; Bruce diffused it but was blamed for making the bomb and beaten up by a number of students while principle Guiness turned a blind eye; forced to leave town to avoid criminal charges via instigation of Gen. Ross so that the military could further his education so that he might become a weapons designer for them (Incredible Hulk #77-81, 2005); Bruce quit medical school to study nuclear physics (Savage She-Hulk #1, 1980); Banner studied at Desert State University under Dr. Josiah Weller, head of Research & Development (Captain Marvel #21, 1970); Banner studied at Desert State under physics Prof. Max Christiansen (Incredible Hulk #436, 1995); Banner studied under physics Prof. Geoffrey Crawford, who was his mentor and one of his favorite professors (Rampaging Hulk #2, 1998); Desert State classmates with Raoul Stoddard (Incredible Hulk #130, 1970); College roommates with Peter Corbeau, friends for years (Incredible Hulk #147, 1972); College roommates & friends with pre-law student Randy Cantor, often discussed philosophy (HULK #26, 1981); Classmates with Dr. Rikky Keegan (Incredible Hulk Annual #11, 1982) Banner dated Sally Moore at Desert State (Incredible Hulk #226, 1978); Banner met classmate Susan Jacobson (Incredible Hulk #410, 1993); Banner dated Susan Jacobson (Incredible Hulk #377/410, 1991/1993); Banner became overly-aggressive with Susan Jacobson, terrifying her and driving her to break up with him (Incredible Hulk #410, 1993); Banner had fling with Monica "Nicky" Rappaccini (Incredible Hulk #85, 2005); Banner three-time college dart champion (Incredible Hulk Annual #19); Attended CIT, befriended and then dated Angela Lipscombe (Incredible Hulk #12, 2000); As a graduate student, attended class with Phil Sterns, who admired Banner from afar (Incredible Hulk #367, 1990); Banner obtained three doctorates (Defenders #5, 2005); Broke up with Angela over jealousy when she obtained a research grant while he was repeatedly turned down (Incredible Hulk #12, 2000); Banner revealed to have corresponded with Charles Xavier on the gamma ray treatment of exhaustion (X-Men #66, 1970); Wrote paper on particle physics (Incredible Hulk #413, 1994); Banner associated with nuclear physicist Ronald Jenkins (HULK #20, 1980); Banner was colleagues with Hector DeVasquez (Sensational She-Hulk #57, 1993); Met with Gen. Ross to discuss Gamma Bomb, took in Brian Banner after his release from prison, attacked by Brian over Rebecca’s grave, fought back & killed Brian (Incredible Hulk #312/377/minus 1, 1985/1991/1997); Arrived at Desert Base under employment of the United States Military, met Betty Ross for the first time as he set up his lab, (Incredible Hulk #312, 1985) Ryker oversaw Banner’s work at Desert Base (Incredible Hulk #14, 2000); transformed into Hulk, vs. soldiers, defeated Igor Drenkov (Incredible Hulk #1/Incredible Hulk Annual #17, 1962/1991); approached Betty’s house (Hulk: Gray#1, 2003); spoke with Betty, vs. soldiers, first used desert lab containment chamber (Hulk: Gray#2, 2003); freed Rick from Ross’ troops, vs. Iron Man/Tony Stark, Betty injured in the fight (Hulk: Gray#3-4, 2004); tried to treat Betty, battled Ross & troops (Hulk: Gray#5-6, 2004); vs. Gargoyle/Yuri Topolov, assisted Topolov’s transformation back to normal (Incredible Hulk #1, 1962); created desert lab, vs. Toad Men (Incredible Hulk #2, 1962); launched into space, exposed to cosmic rays that put him under Rick’s control, vs. Circus of Crime (Incredible Hulk #3, 1962); temporarily regained full intellect in Hulk form though retained savagery, vs. Boris Monguski (Incredible Hulk #4, 1962); vs. General Fang (Incredible Hulk #5, 1963); vs. Distorter/Dr. Stort (Marvel Super-Heroes #3, 1990); framed for sabotage by Wrecker/Karl Kort, vs. Fantastic Four & Wrecker, named cleared by Fantastic Four; weakened by Wrecker’s ray, defeated by Thing who observed his transformation back to Banner and was inspired to remember the humanity within himself (Fantastic Four #12/Hulk & Thing: Hard Knocks #2-4, 1963/2004-2005); unstable powerful Banner & Banner-head/Hulk body transformations; vs. Metal Master, pardoned by US president (Incredible Hulk #6, 1963); worked at Kiebler Circus as Mechano, helped found Avengers vs. Loki (Avengers #1/Hawkeye #8, 1963/2004); met Jarvis – all Avengers staff save Jarvis had quit due to the Hulk’s membership; helped organize Avengers charter at Avengers Mansion, left without signing so Rick signed for him (Avengers Annual #11/ Avengers #280 / Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes #1, 1983/1987/); with Avengers, vs. Dr. Doom & Flying Fortress (Avengers #1½, 1999); with Avengers, vs. Space Phantom, quit (Avengers #2/Avengers #267, 1963/1986); delivered baby (Avengers Classic #2, 2007); with Namor, vs. Avengers, fled after turning back into Banner in mid-fight (Avengers #3/Journey into Mystery #112, 1964/1965); entered Spain, disrupted el Supremo's plans, swam back to US (Smash! #38, 1966); angered upon learning the Avengers had replaced him with Captain America, returned to New York seeking vengeance, vs. Avengers & Fantastic Four (Fantastic Four #25-26, 1964); stumbled into Fort Knox, battled then befriended by Sentry; lived in Watchtower with Sentry, vs. General (Sentry/Hulk #1, 2001); w/ Sentry, battled Danny Boy in the Negative Zone (Sentry #3, 2006); w/ Sentry, vs. Leader, Living Nuke, Lobster People (Sentry/Hulk #1, 2001); tortured by Void, returned to solo wandering (Sentry/Hulk #1, 2001); Banner returned to Desert Base, Hulk led by Avengers to destroy Living Rock (Avengers #5, 1964); hid out in cave in New Mexico, encountered & fought Spider-Man (Amazing Spider-Man #14, 1964); in New York City, vs. Spider-Man, defeated by Captain America (Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America#4, 2007); Giant-Man & Wasp traveled to New Mexico to try to re-recruit Hulk for Avengers, Human Top/David Cannon sent Hulk to battle Giant-Man, Hulk saved Giant-Man & village from "small bore atomic shell" launched on Ross’ order (Tales to Astonish #59, 1964); New York government sought scientific aid from Banner against Sundown but found him missing from Desert Base (Untold Tales of Spider-Man ’97, 1997); recognized stress as the trigger to become the Hulk; prepared to test his robot at Desert Base, transformed into Hulk and left, allowing an unidentified spy – sent by the Leader – to enter it instead and defeat Hulk (Tales to Astonish #60, 1964); Banner tracked robot with scanner, Hulk knocked robot into "bottomless pit," saved Desert base from missile launched by the spy, injured in missile explosion, captured by Ross’ troops (Tales to Astonish #61, 1964); Leader sent Chameleon to check on his missing agent, Hulk turned back into Banner and escaped only to be captured and impersonated by Chameleon who attempted to steal his gamma bomb notes; Hulk broke free and drove off Chameleon though suspicions against Banner were strengthened (Tales to Astonish #62, 1964); Leader sent Humanoid to steal Banner’s newest nuclear invention; Hulk defeated Humanoid and knocked invention off the train to stop it from exploding; Banner arrested by Talbot after found by missing invention (Tales to Astonish #63, 1965); Banner kept himself sedated to prevent transformation, prepared to be tried for treason, Rick Jones used Avengers clearance to get US President to clear Banner of charges; Banner taken to Astra Island to test Absorbatron, intimidated by Talbot into turning into Hulk, fled before discovery, fought horde of Leader’s Humanoids attempting to steal Absorbatron (Tales to Astonish #64, 1965); Talbot’s troops attacked Hulk & Humanoids, knocked them into the ocean; Banner captured by Russian submarine crew, pressured to labor for them; Hulk broke free, freeing another scientist prisoner who befriended him; Banner suspected of defecting (Tales to Astonish #65, 1965); friend slain by communist commandant, Hulk vs. communist troops (Tales to Astonish #66-67, 1965); traveled to Mongolia, Banner captured and held for ransom by bandit chieftain Kanga Khan; Talbot sent to recover Banner, both fell from cliff while escaping (Tales to Astonish #67, 1965); Hulk saved unconscious Talbot, returned home; Banner arrested, taken to supervise Absorbatron testing, Hulk captured by Humanoids (Tales to Astonish #68, 1965); Hulk and Absorbatron abducted by Leader & Humanoids, Banner escaped and sent S.O.S., Hulk fought past Leader and destroyed Absorbatron, weakened Hulk shot in head, Banner pronounced dead (Tales to Astonish #69/Avengers #17, 1965); Rick rushed Banner to desert lab, used gamma ray projector to turn him into Hulk, retained Banner’s mind, vs. Leader’s 500’ tall Humanoid sent to destroy Desert Base (Tales to Astonish #70, 1965); Ross’ troops launched super-missile to destroy 500’ tall Humanoid, Hulk escaped in time with Rick’s warning, threatened with nuclear attack by Ross’ troops, offered alliance with Leader to escape (Tales to Astonish #71, 1965); Leader teleported Hulk to his Rome base, Hulk refused to team up to conquer humanity, battled Humanoids (Tales to Astonish #72, 1965); Leader dissolved bullet in Hulk’s brain with gamma laser, earning his debt and leaving him continually in Hulk form, sent Hulk to raid Watcherworld to obtain Ultimate Machine, located Globe of Ultimate Knowledge – conduit for the Machine, vs. Amphibion/Qnax of Xantares who was also sent to retrieve the Machine (Tales to Astonish #73, 1965); defeated Qnax, returned with Globe to Leader who was driven mad by influx of knowledge (Tales to Astonish #74, 1965); fled Leader’s base with Globe, began losing Banner’s intellect, traveled towards US capitol after receiving message from Rick via Globe; Ross’ troops blasted Hulk with Banner’s T-Gun, transporting him to 25th century Earth-6676; vs. King Arrkham’s troops (Tales to Astonish #75, 1966); captured by Arrkham’s troops, informed of "Evil One" – Executioner (Skurge), sought him out in hopes of returning to own time (Tales to Astonish #76, 1966); vs. Executioner & war machines, returned to own time; believing Hulk dead, Rick informed Talbot that Banner was the Hulk (Tales to Astonish #77, 1966); captured by Ross’ troops, studied by replacement scientist Dr. Zaxon who sought to transfer the Hulk’s power into a machine to control the world (Tales to Astonish #78, 1966); defeated Zaxon & escaped, vs. Hercules & army, escaped (Tales to Astonish #79, 1966); captured by Tyrannus, sent against Mole Man via threat to Betty, Rick, & Talbot; vs. Octo-Sapien (Tales to Astonish #80, 1966); Hulk escaped Subterranea; Boomerang sent by Secret Empire to obtain Desert Base’s Orion Missile, took Betty hostage (Tales to Astonish #81, 1966); vs. army, Boomerang, rescued Betty (Tales to Astonish #82, 1966); vs. army, vindicated by Betty (Tales to Astonish #83, 1966); sought companionship from Avengers, traveled to Manhattan, ran amok (Tales to Astonish #84, 1966); amok in Manhattan, vs. Gorki’s robot, Secret Empire; leapt atop Orion missile to prevent it from striking New York, turned back into Banner (Tales to Astonish #85, 1966); Banner reset Orion’s controls for harmless sea landing, Hulk survived crash, Ross sent Leader’s Hulk-Killer Humanoid after Hulk (Tales to Astonish #86, 1966); destroyed Hulk-Killer with proton gun (Tales to Astonish #87, 1967); goaded into rampage by Boomerang ruining his chance at amnesty, swatted down Rick, defeated Boomerang (Tales to Astonish #88, 1967); Banner confronted by Stranger who took control of Hulk and sent him to assault humanity to ease the Stranger’s final assault on Earth (Tales to Astonish #89, 1967); rampaged, cast off Stranger’s control upon becoming Banner, attempted to commit suicide with massive gamma ray dose, stopped by military police, gamma ray projector instead used by Emil Blonsky to become the Abomination; Hulk confronted and defeated by Abomination who then kidnapped Betty (Tales to Astonish #90, 1967); Hulk revived with gamma electrodes treatment, became Banner upon learning of Betty’s abduction, modified Infinite Weapon to project infra-gamma rays, weakened & defeated Abomination (Tales to Astonish #91, 1967); unwittingly crushed weaponized vehicle of "Coyote" Cash while fleeing Air Force (Incredible Hulk #393, 1992); w/ Beast, Giant-Man, Thing, vs. giant monsters released from Collector’s subterranean base (Marvel Monsters: Monsters on the Prowl #1, 2005); heard Universal Communicator speech of Baron Strucker warning of Death Spore (Strange Tales #156, 1967); rampaged in New York, Spider-Man tested for Avengers membership by being sent to bring Hulk to them, fought Hulk, abandoned effort after meeting Banner (Amazing Spider-Man Annual #3, 1966); Banner in hiding, drew gamma rays from the sky in failed attempt to cure himself; Hulk rampaged, confronted by Silver Surfer (Tales to Astonish #92, 1967); vs. Surfer, NYPD, sought to force Surfer to take him to another planet, mistook Surfer’s intent to purge him of gamma radiation, drove him off (Tales to Astonish #93, 1967); captured by agents of High Evolutionary, transported to his ship, vs. Sir Ram (Tales to Astonish #94, 1967); Sir Ram killed by cosmic rays, Banner piloted ship to New Wundagore, captured by High Evolutionary who sought to evolve him into a weapon to use against savage, rebelling New Men (Tales to Astonish #95, 1967); New Men invaded High Evolutionary’s base prematurely, Hulk joined HE vs. New Men; HE evolved self into god-like state, turned New Men back into normal animals, returned Hulk to Earth (Tales to Astonish #96, 1967); encountered and duped into allying with Legion of Living Lightning (Tales to Astonish #97, 1967); attacked Ross’ missile base, captured while Legion captured Ross (Tales to Astonish #98, 1967); turned against Legion when Lord ordered him to attack Betty, defeated Legion and destroyed their base (Tales to Astonish #99, 1967); manipulated by Puppet Master into attacking Namor, injured Rick, defeated in water, tidal wave destroyed Puppet Master’s base (Tales to Astonish #100, 1968); briefly transported to Asgard by Loki, observed by Collector, vs. Heimdall, Warriors Three; sought Oldar the Oracle, cast into bottomless pit by Loki (Tales to Astonish #101/Avengers #51, 1968); recovered by Enchantress, vs. Enchantress, Executioner, Rock Trolls; sent back to Earth by Odin (Incredible Hulk #102, 1968); arrived in New York City, rampaged, vs. Space Parasite; Banner confronted by NYPD (Incredible Hulk #103, 1968); imprisoned; attacked by newly re-empowered Rhino/Aleksei Sytsevich to prove his might, defeated him with aid of jet fuel tank explosion, fled with Betty (Incredible Hulk #104, 1968); Banner superficially shot by criminals, vs. Captain America, Missing Link/Lincoln, (Incredible Hulk #105/Captain America #110, 1968/1969); vs. Missing Link, briefly captured by Yuri Brevolov’s Russian Secret Service organization (Incredible Hulk #106, 1968); vs. Brevlov’s agents, landed near Gobi desert, teleported to Mandarin’s base, resisted Mandarin’s testing to become his agent, vs. Mandarin & android, Chinese soldiers (Incredible Hulk #107, 1968); defeated by Mandarin, received control device, sent to destroy China’s properties, control device destroyed by Brevlov & Nick Fury, returned and destroyed Mandarin’s base (Incredible Hulk #108, 1968); wandered into Tibet, encountered Inhumans, vs. Lockjaw, duped into temporary alliance with Maximus & "evil" Inhumans, attacked Attilan, released Romnar’s destructive energy, helped defeat Maximus & "evil" Inhumans after learning their malevolent intent, fought Black Bolt until calmed, offered sanctuary in Attilan, left in peace (Incredible Hulk Annual/Special #1, 1968); rampaged through China, vs. Chinese army, rode rocket that crashed into the Savage Land; Banner captured by Swamp Men, rescued by Ka-Zar who showed him the Sagittarian race’s Planet-Destroyer machine (Incredible Hulk #109, 1968); defeated by Umbu the Unliving, Banner deactivated Planet-Destroyer, rendering Umbu inert, seemingly perished from machine’s radiation (Incredible Hulk #110, 1968); captured, revived by, fought Sagittarians; encountered Galaxy Master (Incredible Hulk #111, 1969); defeated Galaxy Master with aid of princess Daydra’s rebelling Sagittarians, sent back to Earth in rocket (Incredible Hulk #112, 1969); crashed on Earth, vs. Sandman, briefly duped into attacking missile base, drove off Sandman (Incredible Hulk #113, 1969); vs. army, Mandarin, Sandman, captured by army (Incredible Hulk #114, 1969); Leader joined army’s efforts to neutralize Hulk, trapped him in resilient living cage (Incredible Hulk #115, 1969); Leader and his Super-Humanoid tried to use base’s missiles to start World War III; Hulk freed by Betty, reimprisoned by Leader who then launched a missile (Incredible Hulk #116, 1969); broke out of living cage, defeated Super-Humanoid; Banner destroyed Leader’s missile with a second one; Hulk destroyed Leader’s second launched missile but fell unconscious into the ocean, Leader fled (Incredible Hulk #117, 1969); Banner brought to Atlantis by Dorma; vs. Namor; battle crushed the Atlantean Mistress Fara, knocked Hulk onto Costa Salvador (Incredible Hulk #118, 1969); vs. Maximus & "evil" Inhumans who had conquered South America’s Costa Salvador; Maximus offered Hulk to join him against the approaching US military (Incredible Hulk #119, 1969); vs. US military; Maximus attempted to control Hulk with giant robot, Hulk defeated robot, caused Maximus & "evil" Inhumans to flee (Incredible Hulk #120, 1969); Hulk considered and dismissed by Loki for use against Thor (Silver Surfer #4, 1969); arrived in Florida, collided with unrelated missile, injured leg, landed in swamp, vs. Glob/Joseph Timms, military; w/ Glob, saved Betty from radioactive swamp water (Incredible Hulk #121, 1969); traveled North, destroyed freight train; Banner distraught over damage, traveled to Baxer Building seeking cure, Hulk battled Fantastic Four; Reed Richards used sonic blaster to render him unconscious (Incredible Hulk #122, 1969); Banner and Richards combined efforts to grant Banner control of the transformations, with Banner’s mind controlling the Hulk; Banner and Betty engaged to marry; Leader stole Tripodal Observation Module/"Murder Module" from Ross’ troops; Hulk stopped Leader but after having to force himself to stop before killing the Leader – at which point the Leader escaped, Banner vowed never to become the Hulk again (Incredible Hulk #123, 1970); Leader transformed Banner back into savage Hulk during his wedding in the Ross’ California house and sent Rhino to battle him; Gen. Ross injured during battle, Hulk left Betty behind (Incredible Hulk #124, 1970); Professor Xavier sent X-Men after Hulk, encountered him in Las Vegas; Hulk battled X-Men & army, subconsciously led X-Men to Banner’s desert lab where they obtained the gamma ray device to recover Xavier (X-Men #66, 1970); Banner traveled to California Air Force base, piloted X-890 rocket outfitted with nuclear warhead to destroy comet approaching Earth; Absorbing Man stowed aboard returning X-890, battled Hulk, lost strength and crushed when Hulk turned back to Banner (Incredible Hulk #125, 1970); Banner brought to Cliff-House by Cult of the Undying Ones, sent to realm of the Night-Crawler to destroy him so Undying Ones could use his realm to get to Earth; Hulk battled Night-Crawler, unwittingly destroyed his realm via sonic vibrations from his clapped hands; Night-Crawler invaded Undying Ones’ realm and attacked them, Banner taken to Manhattan by Dr. Strange (Incredible Hulk #126, 1970); Dr. Doom used Cosmic Cube-empowered Hulk robot to lead Fantastic Four into fight with Hulk in Manhattan; they defeated him with aid of ambush by Doom’s psychic scalpel; Doom retrieved data regarding Leader & Globe of Ultimate Knowledge from Hulk’s mind (Fantastic Four: World’s Greatest Comic Magazine #5, 2001); Banner aided Reed Richards in designing device to track Doom (Fantastic Four: World’s Greatest Comic Magazine #6, 2001); - chronologically around June 1970 stories Hulk rampaged in Manhattan, battled then befriended by Mogol who led him to Subterranea to aid Tyrannus vs. Mole Man; upon learning Mogol was a robot, Hulk destroyed Mogol despite Mogol’s efforts to maintain their friendship, shattered Tyrannus’ city (Incredible Hulk #127, 1970); wandered Subterranea; Ross sensed his movement and sent Avengers to stop him from traumatizing the San Andreas fault; Avengers led him into Gammatron Bombarder in Rocky Mountains; Hulk destroyed Gammatron and escaped (Incredible Hulk #128, 1970); Leader restored Glob, sent him to destroy Hulk; Glob torn to pieces in explosion (Incredible Hulk #129, 1970); Rick Jones sought Banner’s expertise to reverse alternating Negative Zone exile of he and Captain Mar-Vell, tracked Banner to Desert Base (Captain Marvel #20, 1970); Banner performed tests on Rick, sought aid from Prof. Josiah Weller, learned he was being assaulted by students rebelling against his research, turned into Hulk; Mar-Vell fought Hulk to try to prevent him from harming the students; ultimately Rick convinced him to leave the dispersed students in peace (Captain Marvel #21, 1970); Hulk smashed Air Force jet over the American Southwest; Banner returned to Desert State, encountered former classmate turned faculty Raoul Stoddard who used his Gammatron in effort to cure Banner of being the Hulk, instead separated Hulk and Banner into different forms; Hulk rampaged while pursuing Banner, fought military; Stoddard jealously tried to kill Banner, stopped by Hulk who then escaped (Incredible Hulk #130, 1970); Hulk befriended Jim Wilson in Los Angeles, Iron Man fought Hulk, allowing Ross’ troops to use Gammatron to recombine Hulk & Banner in hopes of trapping Hulk inside Banner permanently, instead he remained as the Hulk, captured (Incredible Hulk #131, 1970); Hydra duped Jim into helping them capture Hulk who then broke free and escaped with Jim, who had been injured in the previous struggle (Incredible Hulk #132, 1970); Hulk convinced to leave Jim with Ross for medical care, stowed away on ocean liner to Vastopol, the Mediterranean seaport of Morvania; battled dictator Draxon & soldiers, encountered young Rachel Dresden (Incredible Hulk #133, 1970); befriended Rachel, driven off by father Isaac; Hulk likened to the Golem that had liberated the people of Prague; Hulk joined Isaac & rebels in overthrowing Draxon (Incredible Hulk #134, 1970); Kang the Conqueror sent Hulk through timestorm to 1917 to slay the Phantom Eagle in hopes of destroying Bruce Banner – by allowing Banner’s French grandfather to perish via an advanced weapon; fought German troops after being struck by their weapons, destroyed the weapon himself (Incredible Hulk #135, 1971); Banner turned himself over to NATO troops in Central Europe, brought to Manhattan, inadvertently summoned by Andromeda starship crew, turned into Hulk, broke free, battled and defeated by Klaatu allowing Klaatu’s escape; Hulk captured by Xeron and pressed into serve aboard Andromeda alongside Abomination (Incredible Hulk #136, 1971); cast into space by Abomination, recovered by Xeron; with Andromeda crew pursued Klaatu; ultimately battled Abomination in space with both men falling to Earth (Incredible Hulk #137, 1971); Banner sought out Jim & Betty; Betty turned into glass by exposure to Sandman’s blood, Hulk battled Sandman, both fighters dumped into Atlantic Ocean by Ross’ troops; Hulk dispersed Sandman via whirlpool (Incredible Hulk #138, 1971); Hulk washed up on shore of San Pablo, battled soldiers, recruited by Namor & Silver Surfer in plan to destroy Caribbean island’s weather machine; all three attacked by San Pablo’s dictator’s army; as army fell before them, rebels overthrew dictator (Sub-Mariner #34, 1971); Titans Three traveled to Caribbean island, ordered UN forces to deactivate their nuclear-powered weather machine; US Secretary of Defense sent Avengers in, Hulk initiated a battle with them; battled ceased after Atlantean scientists proved the machine was unstable and might explode; Hulk tried to destroy the machine then left angrily when Namor & Surfer stopped him (Sub-Mariner #34, 1971); Leader teamed with Talbot & Ross, allowed to use military’s Brain-Wave Booster to send psychic projections of Hulk’s foes against him from just north of New York City to upstate New York; Jim sabotaged machine, causing Leader to see numerous Hulks chasing him, rendering Leader catatonic (Incredible Hulk #139, 1971); Hulk contained by technology within Boulder dam by Reed Richards, Professor Xavier, and Ross’ troops; teleported by Psyklop to his underground lair beneath a Pacific atoll; Psyklop used a shrinking ray to render him more easily scanned, Hulk shrunk to "sub-atomic" size while Psyklop distracted by Avengers (Avengers #88, 1971); Hulk transported to Jarella’s world, defeated by Warthos, considered hero by Jarella’s people in K’ai, granted Banner’s mind by Sorcerer’s Triad, fought off assassination attempt by Lord Visis, brought back to Earth by Psyklop, battled him and witnessed his punishment by his dark gods (Incredible Hulk #140, 1971); Hulk calmed by learning of Betty’s plight, Banner agreed to help her, Leonard Samson’s Cathexis Ray drained Hulk’s energy, used to restore Betty and remainder to transform Leonard into Doc Samson; Banner became jealous of Betty’s attention towards Samson and re-exposed himself to gamma rays, becoming the Hulk, attacked & defeated Samson; Betty showed sympathy for Samson (Incredible Hulk #141, 1971); defeated rogue Thing in Central Park, Banner wandered off (Fantastic Four #111-112, 1971); demolished building in which Randy Lovaas worked, crippling him for life (Marvel Comics Presents #95, 1991); Hulk slept on Statue of Liberty, calmly departed with Samantha Parrington, targeted for fund-raising for social purposes by Reginald & Malicia Parrington, Samantha transformed into Valkyrie by Enchantress, battled Hulk until turning back to normal (Incredible Hulk #142, 1971); Banner brought to Latverian embassy; Dr. Doom sent Hulk robot to be destroyed by Ross’ troops, kept Banner prisoner, took him to Latveria, used Subliminal Inducer to enslave Banner to create gamma bomb (Incredible Hulk #143, 1971); Valeria halted process, allowing Banner to reverse process and program himself to blow up the bomb in a deserted region; began work on gamma bomb for Doom until Valeria mentioned the Hulk, causing his transformation and escape; Hulk returned and overpowered Doom, left him due to Valeria’s caring (Incredible Hulk #144, 1971); rampaged across Europe into village near Southern coast of Europe, dove into ocean, destroyed Russian destroyer, swam to Sahara desert, ruined movie shooting, set up to star in movie, Banner captured by Horusians Imset, Duamutef, & Qebehsenuf; watched as they activated giant underground stone Colossus & Sphinx to battle in gladiatorial contest, deactivated Sphinx, turned into Hulk, sent back to Earth, destroyed Colossus (Incredible Hulk #145, 1971); crossed deserts of North Egypt, vs. Israeli soldiers, continued trek, hitched ride atop departing plane, plane re-directed to under construction Hulkbuster Base (Incredible Hulk #146, 1971); Hulk arrived at Leader-controlled base under inspection by US President & vice-president, enlisted by Samson vs. Leader & Humanoid composite; Hulk departed angrily after their defeat (Incredible Hulk #147, 1972); wandered desert, encountered mirage town (Incredible Hulk #147, 1972); attacked by Hulkbusters/Combat Force One, knocked out by tranquilizer missiles, transformed back to Banner by solar energy from Peter Corbeau’s Starcore One; Jarella sent to Earth by Sorcerer’s Triad to find Hulk to protect her from Visis; Visis sent Fialan to assassinate Jarella; Jarella met Banner as he relaxed at Corbeau’s California beach house, both brought back to Hulkbuster base as sun became unstable from energy drained (exacerbated by Jarella & Fialan’s transport); as Fialan attacked, Bruce reversed Corbeau’s process, Hulk defeated Fialan; Jarella & Fialan sent back to her world to save the sun (Incredible Hulk #148, 1972); Hulk imprisoned at Hulkbuster base; Inheritor from Beyond came to conquer Earth, assaulted base, battled Hulk, reverted back to normal cockroach (Incredible Hulk #149, 1972); escaped Hulkbuster base, vs. Hulkbusters, mistook Lorna Dane for Jarella, saved her from bikers, defeated by Havok; Betty found semi-conscious Banner who spoke Jarella’s name (Incredible Hulk #150, 1972); Banner sought Ant-Man/Hank Pym to return to Jarella, took train & traveled to Washington D.C; Hulk rampaged when couldn’t find Ant-Man, confronted by Ross & police, vs. Crawling Unknown, electrocuted it (Incredible Hulk #151, 1972); summoned from wooded area by Dr. Strange to aid himself & Namor against Yandroth at his New England base, tricked by Strange via illusion into fighting Namor to prevent them from distracting him as he cast time-slowing spell over Omegatron; trio named Defenders (Marvel Feature #1, 1971); summoned to England to aid Avengers, transported to Olympus to aid against forces of Ares, defeated satyrs (Avengers #100, 1972); Banner returned to Desert Lab, forced to enter containment chamber during cave-in, Hulk broke out of chamber (Shadows & Light #3, 1998); Hulk returned to desert, captured by Hulkbusters, flown to Las Vegas for trial, defended and kept clam by Matt Murdock, broke free upon seeing military troops, confronted by Fantastic Four (Incredible Hulk #152, 1972); vs. FF, Spider-Man; subdued by Reed Richards’ Nega-Gamma blast, put on trial; Richards tried increased Nega-Gamma blast to turn him back to Banner, instead allowed Hulk to break free and escape (Incredible Hulk #153, 1972); arrived in Long Island, broke into Pym’s laboratory, exposed self to Pym Particles, shrank to doll-size, captured by Chameleon, brought to Hydra, escaped, pursued by virus nine-infected rats, aided by Ant-Man, shrank to "sub-atomic" size (Incredible Hulk #154, 1972); Hulk arrived on Micro-World altered by Shaper of World to mirror dreams of Otto Kronsteig/Captain Axis, vs. Captain Axis, refused to replace him in generating dreams for Shaper, cast into Microverse (Incredible Hulk #155, 1972); arrived on Jarella’s world, given Banner’s mind by Sorcerers Triad, saved Jarella from Visis, led Jarella’s forces against Visis’, nearly defeated by machine giving form to his greatest fear – the savage Hulk – until Sorcerer’s Triad restored true Hulk to savage form, and as he now lacked fear, the false version vanished; kicked Jarella’s world out of orbit as grew out of Microverse (Incredible Hulk #156, 1972); summoned by Dr. Strange from forests of upstate New York, rode train into New York City, vs. police; w/ Defenders, Clea & Wong, traveled to Rutland, Vermont, vs. Dormammu & cult of followers (Marvel Feature #2, 1972); traveled to Cape Canaveral, Florida in response to reports of Hulk appearing on Astro-Nuts TV show – actually Strange posing as Hulk; w/ Defenders, defeated Xemnu the Titan (Marvel Feature #3, 1972); in New Jersey, encountered catatonic Namor, sought Dr. Strange, aided both vs. Necrodamus, Demon of the Dark, Undying Ones (Defenders #1, 1972); read newspaper report of arranged fight between Thing & Thundra (Fantastic Four #133, 1972); w/ Defenders, traveled to Himalayas, vs. Calizuma & Warrior Wizards (Defenders #2, 1972); w/ Defenders, vs. Nameless One, Undying Ones; attempts to free Barbara Norriss rendered her mad (Defenders #3, 1972); w/ Defenders, transported to Asgard, joined Enchantress & Black Knight/Dane Whitman, vs. Casiolena, Executioner; Barbara transformed into Valkyrie (Defenders #4, 1973); wandering north of New York city, abducted and manipulated by Omegatron; with Defenders, defeated Omegatron (Defenders #5, 1973); rampaged on New Jersey highway, calmed by Jim Wilson, vs. Leader-sent Rhino, grabbed Rhino’s escaping ship (Incredible Hulk #157, 1972); Leader sent Rhino’s ship into orbit around the sun; Rhino & Hulk landed on High Evolutionary’s Counter-Earth; Hulk befriended by peaceful New Men, encountered Counter-Earth’s Bruce & Betty Banner, convinced to leave them alone by son Robert Bruce Banner, Jr.; vs. Rhino & violent New Men, defeated Rhino, took him aboard ship, flew back towards Earth (Incredible Hulk #158, 1972); returned to Earth, vs. Hulkbusters & Abomination, learned of impending marriage of Betty to Glenn Talbot (Incredible Hulk #159, 1973); travelled To Niagara Falls in pursuit of Betty, Banner enlisted pilot Spad McCracken, Hulk jumped from plane, vs. Tiger Shark, Ross, Hulkbusters (Incredible Hulk #160, 1973); between Ottawa & Montreal, vs. Royal Canadian Mounted Police; in Quebec, vs. Beast/Hank McCoy, Mimic; Mimic seemingly killed upon absorbing Hulk’s radiation (Incredible Hulk #161, 1973); vs. hunters, Wendigo/Paul Cartier (Incredible Hulk #162, 1973); in Montreal, vs. Spider-Man, Ross & Hulkbusters, shattered dam at St. Lawrence seaway (Amazing Spider-Man #119, 1973); vs. Spider-Man on old Expo 67 Fair Grounds, escaped when Ross & Hulkbusters arrived (Amazing Spider-Man #120, 1973); in Arctic, vs. Hulkbusters, fell into Gremlin/Topolov’s base, captured by Russian Super-Troopers, tested by Gremlin, left Gen. Ross a prisoner of Gremlin (Incredible Hulk #163, 1973); entered Arctic Ocean, vs. US submarine Trident, captured by Capt. Omen & Infra-Worlders, forced to serve them on the ocean floor (Incredible Hulk #164, 1973); enlisted by Omen’s son, Filius, to lead rebellious Children of the New Order to return to the surface world; vs. Omen & forces, Aquon; rebels burst on surface world (Incredible Hulk #165, 1973); surfaced in New York, w/ Hawkeye/Clint Barton, vs. Zzzax (Incredible Hulk #166, 1973); w/ Defenders, vs. Attuma, barbarian Homo mermani, and ocean creatures, refused to accompany other Defenders under the sea when they surrendered (Defenders #7, 1973); mentally coerced by Dr. Strange to reveal the other Defenders’ fate; made to sleep while Strange & Surfer rescued the Defenders and defeated Attuma & his hordes, plus Red Ghost w/ Defenders, duped by Loki into pursuing the Evil Eye (Defenders #8, 1973); learning the Evil Eye had been split into six fragments, Hulk departed to Los Angeles to collect one (Avengers #116, 1973); vs. Thor for Evil Eye fragment, stalemated; Avengers & Defenders joined forces, confronted by Dormammu (Defenders #10, 1973); w/ Avengers & Defenders, traveled to Dark Dimension vs. Dormammu, Loki, demons, Mindless Ones (Avengers #118, 1973); w/ Defenders, traveled to 12th century Crusades, joined Black Knight/Eobar Garrington w/ Dane Whitman’s mind vs. Mordred, Chandu, Temax, Prince John; rescued King Richard from Arabs (Defenders #11, 1973); transported to western ghost town to battle Thing by Kurrgo & Leader (Marvel Feature #11, 1973); Hulk located outside New York by Jim Wilson, Banner traveled to Long Island to check on Betty; Betty hypnotized by MODOK who battled Hulk in giant armor before fleeing (Incredible Hulk #167, 1973); Hulk hid out with Jim; Betty followed MODOK’s call, mutated by him into Harpy, defeated Hulk (Incredible Hulk #168, 1973); Hulk & Harpy captured by Bi-Beast, taken to Aerie; Banner coerced into repairing Aerie’s damaged engines; MODOK & AIM assaulted Aerie, Bi-Beast set self-destruct upon being mortally wounded; Betty reverted to normal as the Aerie blew up (Incredible Hulk #169, 1973); Hulk saved Betty from fall, landed on island, battled giant alien mutates, stowed ride on military helicopter (Incredible Hulk #170, 1973); arrived in Hulkbuster base, vs. Abomination & Rhino, captured by military (Incredible Hulk #171, 1974); efforts to banish Hulk extradimensionally summoned the Juggernaut from the Crimson Cosmos; Hulk & Juggernaut broke free, Hulk fought Juggernaut when he attacked innocent people; Juggernaut incapacitated by Professor X (Incredible Hulk #172, 1974); Ambushed in American heartland by Xemnu the Titan, unwittingly mentally summoned Dr. Strange; held in Plucketville, freed by Dr. Strange & Valkyrie, smashed Xemnu with his own ship (Defenders #12, 1974); w/ Dr. Strange & Namor, vanished extradimensionally and plagued by manifestations of their pasts via unwitting spell of Clea, joined forces to break the spell (Giant-Size Defenders #1, 1974); w/ Defenders vs. Squadron Sinister & Nebulon, thwarted plot to melt the polar icecaps so Nebulon could claim Earth (Defenders #13-14, 1974); In New York, Banner sought Reed Richards’ aid to cure himself, used his psi-amplifier in attempt to cure himself into Thing, transformed into Hulk in mid-process, transferring his mind into the Thing’s body and vice-versa, Thing & Hulk battled with their minds in the others’ body until returned to normal when Hulk turned back into Banner (Giant-Size Super-Stars #1, 1974); In New Jersey Palisades, pained by energies from FAUST, joined Human Torch vs. FAUST & Blastaar (Marvel Team-Up #18, 1974); Summoned from unidentified wooded glade by Dr. Strange, guided to New Mexico, w/ Defenders vs. Magneto, Brotherhood of Evil Mutants (Blob, Lorelei, Mastermind, Unus), Alpha the Ultimate Mutant; final battle culminated at the UN building during which the Hulk was briefly turned to stone by Alpha before being restored upon Alpha’s departure (Defenders #15-16, 1974); battled NYPD, destroyed Mechanoid; w/ Defenders, caught in spell of Asmodeus/Charles Benton, assaulted by Banners; aided by Son of Satan/Daimon Hellstrom, delayed Asmodeus until after midnight at which point Satannish reclaimed Benton’s soul (Giant-Size Defenders #2, 1974); traveled to Nighthawk/Kyle Richmond’s Long Island riding academy, angrily departed when Valkyrie left the team (Defenders #17, 1974); in Manhattan, duped by Chameleon into freeing inmate Joe Cord, briefly fought Spider-Man before teaming up with him to against Chameleon (Marvel Team-Up #27, 1974); returned to Defenders, helped defeat Wrecking Crew, crushed Thunderball’s wrecking ball; Banner defused Wrecking Crew’s gamma bomb (Defenders #18-19, 1974-1975); In Westhaven, Connecticut, played with children, fled after destroying a house after being attacked by a parent; driven into rampage by Headmen’s black rain (Defenders #21, 1975); w/ Defenders, served as Grandmaster’s pawns against Prime Mover’s agents, defeated Grott the Man-Slayer (Giant-Size Defenders #3, 1975); Rampaged in San Diego, stowed away on Ralph Roberts’ ship, vs. Cobalt Man; Banner trapped in sinking ship (Incredible Hulk #173, 1974); rescued, vs. Cobalt Man in Sydney, Australia; cast across the planet by explosion in atmosphere (Incredible Hulk #174, 1974); landed near Attilan, vs. Inhumans, sent on missile to High Evolutionary’s Counter-Earth (Incredible Hulk #175, 1974); captured by Man-Beast’s New Men (Incredible Hulk #176, 1974); implanted with tracer and allowed to escape and form an alliance with Adam Warlock’s New Men, leading the Man-Beast’s forces to them; captured with Warlock, witnessed Warlock’s execution (Incredible Hulk #177, 1974); rampaged over Warlock’s death, defeated Man-Beast, stopped from killing him by resurrected Warlock (Incredible Hulk #178, 1974); returned to Earth, landed in Lucifer Falls, West Virginia, Banner befriended Bickford family, recognized their ward Lincoln as the Missing Link, Hulk forced Link to realize he was giving the townspeople radiation poisoning; Link dispersed radiation in battle with Hulk and remained with Bickfords (Incredible Hulk #179, 1974); traveled North through New York into Canada (Incredible Hulk #180, 1974); unwittingly restored energy to Mimic while passing nearby (Marvel Comics Present #59, 1990); summoned to Quebec by Marie Cartier who attempted to transfer the Wendigo curse into Hulk, vs. Wendigo/Paul Cartier, confronted by Wolverine (Incredible Hulk #180, 1974); w/ Wolverine defeated Wendigo, then attacked by Wolverine; both were mystically rendered unconscious by Marie, but then Georges Baptiste transferred the curse into himself to spare Banner (Incredible Hulk #181, 1974); escaped Canadian military, returned to New York, befriended "Crackajack" Jackson who taught him to write before Crackajack was killed by Hammer & Anvil; Hulk defeated Hammer & Anvil, buried Crackajack (Incredible Hulk #182, 1974); smashed a train, saved passengers, traveled to Chicago; Banner hired as janitor at Soul-Star Research Ltd, aided scientists there in unwittingly creating Zzzax; Hulk vs. Zzzax (Incredible Hulk #183, 1975); rode supply convoy out of Chicago into Tulsa, vs. military police, shadow possessed by Warlord Kaa until dispersed by light (Incredible Hulk #184, 1975); wandered into Desert Marathon Survival Race, manipulated by demon Inferno into attacking Ghost Rider/John Blaze/Zarathos, passed out from lack of oxygen from Ghost Rider’s flames (Ghost Rider #11, 1975); Banner returned to Hulkbuster Base, shot with tranquilizer by Jack Armbruster (Incredible Hulk #184, 1975); POTUS visited Hulkbuster Base, Hulk broke free, defeated by Ross operating HS-1000 robot (Incredible Hulk #185, 1975); broke free when Devastator (Kirkov Petrovna) attacked Hulkbuster Base; Devastator died in battle with Hulk (Incredible Hulk #186, 1975); Banner stowed away on SHIELD mission to free Glenn Talbot from Gremlin’s Bitterfrost base in Siberia, subdued by Super-Troopers (Incredible Hulk #187, 1975); freed by Ross & SHIELD, vs. Droog, trapped in collapsing Bitterfrost (Incredible Hulk #188, 1975); wandered Siberia, befriended blind Katrina Palkov & family, vs. Mole Man & Moloids, obtained chemical that restored Katrina’s sight (Incredible Hulk #189, 1975); vs. Russian troops, encountered Glorian, given illusion of being reunited with Jarella & Crackajack, captured by Tribbitites (Incredible Hulk #190, 1975); brought to "Toadworld," convinced to try to usurp Shaper of World’s power for Tribbitites; Tribbitites captured Shaper via bomb, Hulk rampaged upon learning Jarella & Crackajack were illusions, defeated Toad Man & Tribbitites, returned to Earth by Shaper (Incredible Hulk #191, 1975); landed in Scotland’s Loch Fear, befriended Angus & Sarah MacTavish, captured by Black Jamie Macawber, broke free, battled Loch Fear monster; Hulk’s radiation combined with explosion from harpoon bomb to turn both Macawber & Loch Fear monster into stone (Incredible Hulk #192, 1975); Banner took ship back to USA, Hulk vs. men dumping radioactive canisters into ocean, sank ship; Hulk swam to Manhattan waterline, vs. NYPD, SHIELD robot helicopter, Doc Samson (Incredible Hulk #193, 1975); Briefly imprisoned in force field by Loki while in San Francisco (Thor #233, 1975); Unconsciously summoned to New York by Dr. Strange, w/ Defenders vs. Squadron Sinister, defeated Hyperion (Giant-Size Defenders #4, 1975); w/ Defenders, vs. Sons of the Serpent (Defenders #22-25, 1975); w/ Defenders & Guardians of the Galaxy, vs. Eelar (Giant-Size Defenders #5, 1975); w/ Defenders & Guardians, traveled to 3015 AD Earth-691 (Defenders #26, 1975); Hulk & Yondu sent to drunkards’ world, captured by robot Zinnia for Emperor Goozot (Defenders #27, 1975); forced to fight in Super-Death Stakes (Defenders #28, 1975); defended native girl from robot insects, rebelled against contest, transported to Earth, aided Guardians & Defenders against Badoon before returning home to Nighthawk’s academy (Defenders #29, 1975); Summoned from desert to aid Defenders against Tapping Tommy (Defenders #30, 1975); In Strange’s sanctum, w/ Defenders & Howard the Duck vs. Dr. Angst & Band of the Bland (Marvel Treasury Edition #12, 1976); saved city from Mad Magician ("Hulk vs. the Green Frog," 1976); In American Midwest, befriended Bob & Carol Hickman, vs. Locust (Incredible Hulk #194, 1975); in Nebraska, defeated by Fantastic Four, drained of gamma radiation by Reed Richards using Psi-Amplifier; device shattered by deranged Thing after military treated Banner hostilely, Hulk restored, teamed up with Thing (Fantastic Four #166, 1976); w/ Thing, vs. Fantastic Four, US military; escaped, flown by Thing to St. Louis, Missouri, vs. FF, departed after Thing turned human (Fantastic Four #167, 1976); In Missouri Ozarks, drove off hunters, befriended orphaned deer "Bambi," traveled to Strange’s sanctum; w/ Defenders vs. Nighthawk w/ Chondu the Mystic’s brain (Defenders #31, 1976); w/ Defenders, traveled to Westbury <or Westhaven?>, Connecticut, captured by Headmen (Defenders #32, 1976); w/ Defenders, broke free, fought Headmen (Defenders #33, 1976); w/ Defenders, transported to Strange’s sanctum, vs. Nebulon & Chondu (Defenders #34, 1976); approached deer in zoo mistaking it for Bambi, attacked by NYPD, stunned by Valkyrie then left angrily (Defenders #35, 1976); Banner assaulted by homeless people while sleeping in alley in New York City, Hulk rampaged, fought by Omega, zapped by Electro who abducted Omega (Omega the Unknown #2, 1976); protected Jack Norriss & Aragorn from gun-wielding landlord, refused Strange’s summons (Defenders #36, 1976); attacked by NYPD en route to ASPCA rampaged, angrily departed (Defenders #37, 1976); traveled across American Southwest, stopped to break up riot over movie "Waste" (Defenders #40, 1976); summoned to Norman, Oklahoma by Strange, w/ Defenders defeated Headmen & Nebulon (Defenders Annual #1, 1976); In Fort Carson, Colorado; vs. Army, Xemnu the Titan, and duplicates of Diablo, Taboo, Groot, Goom, & Blip (Incredible Hulk Annual #5, 1976); leapt across New Mexico desert (Marvel Team-Up #51, 1976); hitched ride on train, befriended orphan Ricky Anderson, fought railway workers, traveled w/ Ricky to Florida’s Wonderland amusement park, attacked by Abomination – controlled by Ross via bomb in his brain; bomb destroyed during fight, Abomination duped Hulk into allying with him (Incredible Hulk #195, 1976); w/ Abomination, attacked Kennedy Space Center; Betty convinced Hulk to turn against Abomination, both caught in sub-orbital explosion of Auto-Star One rocket (Incredible Hulk #196, 1976); in Everglades, befriended human form of Glob/Joe Timms, captured by Man-Thing & Glob under control of Collector (Incredible Hulk #197, 1976); Hulk added to Collector’s collection, broke free and freed other prisoners who perished – except Glob & Man-Thing – due to rapid aging (Incredible Hulk #198, 1976); rampaged in Citrusville, Florida; vs. Doc Samson & Hulkbusters, captured in gas attack (Incredible Hulk #199, 1976); brought to Gamma Base, used encephalo-helmet to retain Banner’s brain in Hulk’s body, shrunk with Hank Pym’s micron-cannon and sent into Talbot’s brain, helmet destroyed in battle with Talbot’s memories – in forms of Hulk’s foes – to destroy the portion of his brain blocking his memory; began to grow, shrunk out of reality by second blast from micron-cannon (Incredible Hulk #200, 1976); arrived in Terragonia, aided sorcerer Shamu-Shan in overthrowing tyrant Kronak & evil warlock Dragonus, shrank again (Incredible Hulk #201, 1976); arrived on Jarella’s world, saved Jarella, defeated "Mountain God" robot, stunned by Psyklop (Incredible Hulk #202, 1976); freed by Jarella’s people, defeated Psyklop, brought back to Earth/Gamma Base with Jarella via micron-cannon, damaged slide containing portal to Jarella’s world (Incredible Hulk #203, 1976); Banner sought cure via time travel, instead diverged Reality-20476 in which Kronus reigned supreme; traveled back in time and restored to Reality-616 (Incredible Hulk #204, 1976); in Santa Fe, New Mexico with Jarella, attacked by and destroyed Crypto-Man, but Jarella killed saving young boy from collapsing wall (Incredible Hulk #205, 1976); traveled across New Mexico desert, vs. Air Force, arrived in Manhattan, tore off Statue of Liberty’s torch while fighting NYPD, rampaged, sought Dr. Strange, confronted by Defenders (Incredible Hulk #206, 1976); vs. Defenders until calmed by them, forced to accept Jarella’s death by Strange, departed Sanctum (Incredible Hulk #207, 1977); In Manhattan, fought NYPD; Banner befriended by Peter Parker who gave him his only $5 to help get back on his feet (Marvel Team-Up #126, 1983); in Strange’s sanctum, w/ Defenders, summoned to Nevada’s "Dune People" commune, vs. Shazana & her warriors (Defenders #41, 1976); w/ Defenders, decided not to interfere with adventures of newly-empowered members of KISS (Marvel Comics Super Special #1, 1977); in Strange’s sanctum, Hulk rampaged over image of Ms. Marvel/Carol Danvers emanating from Orb of Agamotto (Defenders #57, 1978); in Strange’s sanctum, w/ Defenders vs. Egghead & his Emissaries of Evil (Defenders #42-43, 1976-1977); w/ Defenders, vs. Red Rajah/Star of Capistan-possessed Dr. Strange, briefly controlled by Rajah (Defenders #44-45, 1977); in Strange’s sanctum, followed Strange’s summons to the Beehive/Citadel of Science, vs. NATO soldiers on unidentified beach, vs. cosmonauts in Russia, worshipped by unidentified natives in tropical region, joined Strange vs. Paragon, returned to sanctum (Incredible Hulk Annual #6, 1977; w/ Defenders, vs. Scorpio/Jake Fury (Defenders #46, 1977); angrily left Nighthawk’s ranch (Defenders #47, 1977); wandered through wooded area in Manhattan, possibly Central Park (Defenders #48, 1977); attempted to relax in Central Park, provoked into conflict by Defenders, rampaged in Manhattan, led to New Jersey hideout of Scorpio & LMD Zodiac (Defenders #49, 1977); w/ Defenders, vs. LMD Zodiac (Defenders #50, 1977); departed Scorpio’s base, took hot dogs from vendor (Defenders #51, 1977); wandered Manhattan, crashed into by super-tank used in jailbreak, defeated criminals, conflict freed Absorbing Man – who was prepped for battle against Hulk by They Who Wield Power; Banner rented apartment from April Sommers (Incredible Hulk #208, 1977); Banner hired as construction worker, attacked by, defeated Absorbing Man (Incredible Hulk #209, 1977); recruited by Dr. Druid vs. Maha Yogi & Mongu in New Jersey Palisades, collapsed under psychic assault (Incredible Hulk #210, 1977); Hulk & Druid defeated Mongu & Maha Yogi by crushing Bloodgem fragment (Incredible Hulk #211, 1977); captured by Toad Men under Torkon, freed by loyalist to Toadius V, helped dethrone Torkon ("Friends," 1976); in Chicago, got a job, lived in boarding house, came across muggers, drove them off as Hulk who then gave $5 to the broke old man in remembrance of what Parker had done for him (Marvel Team-Up #126, 1983); employed as janitor at Brand Corporation facility in a suburb of Chicago, reprogrammed Gamma Accelerator in effort to cure self, became stuck partially transformed into Hulk, sedated & captured by Gamma Base forces, taken to Gamma Base, selves warred with each other for dominance threatening to cause him to burn out, recovered when Banner accepted the Hulk as part of himself, broke free and escaped into desert (Rampaging Hulk #1, 1998); threatened high school bully Brad Bedford who called himself the Hulk (Rampaging Hulk #1, 1998); saved university from Absent-Minded Mac and his Forget-Me-Net (???, 1977) sought peace in Liberty, New Mexico, encountered & initially battled Woodgod before teaming up against Spider-Man (Marvel Team-Up #53, 1977); w/ Woodgod & Spider-Man & Trinity/Vertigo base troops, captured by gas attack, freed by Spider-Man, unable to stop missile being launched with Spider-Man aboard (Marvel Team-Up #54-55, 1977); traveled to Desert State University, met with Prof. Geoffrey Crawford in hopes of his helping obtain a cure, found Crawford suffering from physically disabling disease; Crawford planned to use telepod system to filter out his gamma mutations, instead used it to reconfigure his own genetic structure to match Banner’s, transformed into monstrous Ravage – retaining intelligence but becoming savage; Ravage attacked and defeated Hulk for Banner’s trying to stop his mutation (Rampaging Hulk #2, 1998); Banner found normal Crawford on the streets of Navapo at sunrise, took him back to his house; to prevent Banner from trying to cure him, Crawford turned Banner over to Ross & Talbot, who sedated & captured him; Banner held at Gamma Base but convinced Ross to take him to DSU when Ravage rampaged that night, attempted to prepare pods to reverse the changes, but Ravage showed up and trashed them; Hulk vs. Ravage, Ravage captured with Cryo-Inducer, Hulk crushed Cryo-Inducer and escaped (Rampaging Hulk #3, 1998); sought peace in Colorado Rockies, unwittingly caused avalanche; Banner arrived in snow-covered cabin of Mitch & Danny Bennett, warmed by them, traveled up with them through Hulk created tunnel, but Danny fell close to the top knocking himself and Banner back down; Hulk leapt with Danny through snow, Banner returned him to Mitch who was then arrested for kidnapping Danny from his ex-wife (Rampaging Hulk #4, 1998); Banner arrived in Crystal Falls, Colorado, befriended waitress Abby Davis, tracked via Gamma Tracer by Fantastic Four, turned into Hulk, fought them, escaped (Rampaging Hulk #5, 1998); in New Mexico desert, Hulk encountered Kisani tribe, shaman Threetrees, Puma; briefly fought Puma, led on vision with Threetrees, Banner shot by agent of Major Reeves – a military agent reviewing Gamma Base’s effectiveness – but accepted relationship with Hulk and turned into Hulk, healing his wounds; Reeves’ involvement with Gamma Base terminated (Rampaging Hulk #6, 1998); summoned to White House by holographic projection of Dr. Doom, manipulated by Doom via his neuro-gas, vs. Magneto & Champions of Los Angeles until Doom forced to inhale own gas, ending his control, angrily departed (Champions #16, 1977); fought then befriended Rock People (???, 1977); while employed in Manhattan, Banner turned into Hulk as Inhuman Royal Family fought NYPD, fought police then Inhumans when they tried to stop him from hurting the police, eventually fighting was resolved amicably (Inhumans #12, 1977); back in Manhattan, met up with Jim Wilson, saved him from Constrictor (Incredible Hulk #212, 1977); w/ Jim, vs. NYPD, Quintronic Man (Incredible Hulk #213, 1977); w/ Jim, met magician Kropotkin the Great; vs. Jack of Hearts, demolished abandoned freighter (Incredible Hulk #214, 1977); transported aboard SHIELD Helicarrier by Gaffer, Quartermain & Gen. Ross to oppose new Bi-Beast (Incredible Hulk #215, 1977); vs. Bi-Beast, fell from Helicarrier (Incredible Hulk #216, 1977); awakened on East Coast shore, befriended by Circus of Lost Souls, captured by Circus of Crime, broke free, helped defeat Circus of Crime, returned the nymph Meriam to the sea (Incredible Hulk #217, 1977); snagged by shore fishermen (Incredible Hulk #218, 1977); from East Coast shore, Banner hired as ship deckhand on DMB Rotterdam, vs. Captain Barracuda & crew, ship sank, swam to tropical island, befriended "Robinson Cruesoe"/David Purvis – who called him "Friday" – and his dog Bernie (Incredible Hulk #219, 1978); w/ Crusoe, vs. Barracuda & crew, exposed to gamma radiation blasts, followed their submarine into Barracuda’s sub-sea cavern, Banner & Bernie returned to surface by Crusoe (Incredible Hulk #220, 1978); w/ Bernie, recovered by Walter Newell, posed as "Bruce Roberts", returned w/ Bernie to apartment; vs. Stingray, left angrily (Incredible Hulk #221, 1978); in Manhattan, pushed aside by Namor leading to a fight until broken up by Hellcat & Nighthawk, learned of radiation emanating from Russia and affecting Atlantis (Defenders #52, 1977); w/ Defenders, traveled to Atlantis, investigated radiation in ship, flooded by nuclear explosion in Russia (Defenders #53, 1977); helped others reach surface, confronted by radiation-mutated Presence and Red Guardian (Defenders #54, 1977); w/ Defenders, easily overpowered by Presence, defeated Behemoth from Below unwittingly summoned by Nighthawk with Proteus Horn, turned back into Banner by Presence (Defenders #55, 1978); Banner had other Defenders brought to research base near Moscow, treated them for Radiation poisoning, took flight w/ them back to USA (Defenders #56, 1978); in Dr. Strange’s sanctum, defeated & captured by AIM, rescued by Defenders & Ms. Marvel (Defenders #57, 1978); encountered Dandale parade (???, 1978); rampaged through park, befriended by David Potter who gave him cupcakes ("Hulk changes his mind, 1978); vs. Plant Lady/Cousin Betsy & mutated plants Artie Choke, Rhoda Dendron, & Mari Gold (Ms. Marvel #1, 1977); in upstate New York, vs. army, knocked out by gas, found by Donny & Marie, brought into cavern by their mutate-cannibal brother Billy; vs. Billy, left in collapsing cavern (Incredible Hulk #222, 1978); w/ Valkyrie, unwittingly attacked Devil-Slayer, transported extradimensionally by his shadow cloak (Defenders #58, 1978); vs. Ort-Beast, returned to Earth by Devil-Slayer, joined Valkyrie and recruiting Nighthawk & Hellcat but Strange was seemingly slain in their absence by Vera Gemini (Defenders #59, 1978); w/ Defenders, traveled to Mexico, vs. Vera Gemini and Cult of the Harvester of Eyes (Defenders #60, 1978); at Richmond Riding Academy w/ Defenders, became enraged when Hellcat nearly pulled the Ort-Beast from her new shadow cloak; later refused to participate in plan to trap Lunatik (Defenders #61, 1978); at Richmond Riding Academy, annoyed by the arrival of the "Defenders for a Day," ambushed several of them trying to capture him (Defenders #62, 1978); fought attacking "DfaD" until fight broken up by Hercules; left angrily (Defenders #63, 1978); Hulk captured by Gamma Base, Banner escaped and traveled to Crater Falls to rescue Rick, Hulk destroyed the Sephlod Sh’mballah (Incredible Hulk: Stalker from the Stars, 1978); In Nevada desert town, enraged by idea of Hulk television show, Hulk traveled to Hollywood, confronted director Joseph L. Jusko, battled Thing, unwittingly helped stop kidnappers, departed after warning Jusko not to make him look stupid (Marvel Two-In-One #46, 1978); in Los Angeles, Banner rushed cousin Jen to hospital to treat her ruptured appendix, turned into Hulk when confronted by Champions who feared he was there to harm the US President, fighting resolved when Champions realized what Hulk he was trying to do (Giant-Size Hulk #1, 2006); on the West Coast, passed through Redwood forest, befriended & romanced by undercover Daily Bugle reporter Dawn Michaels, employed at Gideon Wolman’s mine, worked with Dawn to expose their sale of nuclear materials to South American terrorists; Dawn killed, Hulk destroyed Wolman’s operations (HULK #10, 1978); defeated by Abomination & Wendigo, befriended by kids (Adventures into Fear #31, 1975); in Kansas, vs. police, befriended young runaway Jody Broyles, saved her from being hit by train, sent her back to her parents (HULK! #10, 1978); in American Midwest, Hulk wandered into Frank Torrance’s carnival, accidentally started fire; Banner befriended young Todd Gregory who had been blamed for starting the fire and was beaten by his father; employed at carnival, turned into Hulk after Torrance nearly hit Todd, attacked by carnival folks who then plotted to capture Hulk for show, rescued Todd and convinced his father to get treatment so he could be a better father (HULK #11, 1978); in Chicago, befriended by unidentified janitor; attacked by Bruno the Strongman – a vengeance-seeking former employee of Torrance’s carnival given superhuman strength at the Life Sciences Institute via an exo-skeleton and neuro-feed impulse stimulation; Hulk overpowered Bruno and destroyed his exoskeleton but turned back into Banner in mid-fight; police shot Bruno to death to stop him from killing Banner (HULK #12, 1978); learned of Dr. Hans Feldstadt, flew by plane to Zurich to obtain his aid, befriended elderly Mildred Shaw; plane assaulted by hijackers; Hulk broke out of plane, cushioned its crash; Banner treated survivors, turned into Hulk after a hijacker slew Ms. Shaw, defeated hijackers, cleared trees to rescuers could find the survivors (HULK #13, 1979); arrived in Zurich, tracked Feldstadt to Jungfrau, befriended Katrina Euler, tried to stop Feldstadt’s use of gamma radiation in medical treatments; Hulk rampaged through village causing villagers to attack Feldstat’s castle; Fedlstadt mutated by gamma rays in explosion, transformed into monster, defeated by Hulk who sealed off gamma leak; Feldstadt reported dead, Banner sent Katrina for free treatment under physicians who owed him a favor (HULK #14, 1979); returned to Desert Lab, used salvaged page of Feldstadt’s notes to design equipment in effort to cure self, device failed; Hulk rampaged through desert, assaulted troops of New Hope Installation who used gas to capture him for study; Banner escaped, knocked out and replaced psychiatrist Dr. Jurgen, posed as "Dr. Smith," learned of the Cybortrons; Hulk destroyed a Cybortron, unwittingly killing its mind-linked controller, destroyed New Hope (HULK #15, 1979); in New Orleans shortly after Mardi Gras, offered money by agents of Drago for research, accompanied Jannar & Valerie on plane to Drago’s south Florida base; Drago took sample of Banner’s blood to prepare serum allegedly to make Hulk more controllable while he would be sent to recover sunken treasure, actually intended to kill Hulk and use his mutated blood to design improved lifeforms; Hulk destroyed Drago’s mutated pet squid, destroyed Drago’s lab, killing him (HULK #16, 1979); traveled with Valerie to Africa in hopes of obtaining experimental sedative to control himself, instead hunted by Jason Strack; Hulk defeated Strack who was then trampled by the animals he had captured for others to hunt; Banner wounded and taken to hospital (HULK #17, 1979); Hulk broke out of hospital, rampaged through village, vs. soldiers, traveled to Paradise Island; Banner be its only resident, Thaddeus Hatcher, helped him build a nice dwelling, turned into Hulk during a storm and destroyed the dwelling; helped him rebuild, fought off drug smugglers, moved island closer to mainland (HULK #18, 1979); destroyed Ultimate Weapon when it ran amok (Dr. Strange #37, 1979); passed through Central Texas, seemingly exhausted gamma radiation and turned back into Banner, paid Spad McCracken to take him to Gamma Base only to find the base under the Leader’s control (Incredible Hulk #223, 1978); Banner imprisoned, broke free with Doc Samson’s aid, used gamma control harness to send Hulk robot after Leader, nearly killed when Leader destroyed the robot (Incredible Hulk #224, 1978); saved by Samson via gamma ray projector, turned back into Hulk; w/ Samson vs. Leader, Humanoids, & mind-controlled Gamma Base staff; Leader defeated, seemingly disintegrated; Hulk turned against Samson (Incredible Hulk #225, 1978); vs. Samson & army, traveled to Desert Base University, confronted by Dr. Josiah Weller & Jim Wilson, subdued by statue of Socrates with etching "Know Thyself"; Banner convinced to return to Gamma Base by Doc Samson (Incredible Hulk #226, 1978); Banner given dose of gamma-epinephrine & Hulk psycho-analyzed by Samson, accidental overdose left him trapped as Hulk for a week (Incredible Hulk #227, 1978); Banner kept calm with aid of Jim Wilson; attacked Master Mold/Steven Lang program after it entered the base following Angel/Warren Worthington, pursued Mold to orbiting base and demolished him, returned to Earth & headed back to Gamma Base (Incredible Hulk Annual#7, 1978); 48 hours after overdose; kept calm by Jim, pushed into savage rage by Moonstone/Karla Sofen who then posed as an innocent victim (Incredible Hulk #228, 1978); sent into rampage by Moonstone, vs. Samson & Moonstone, departed in rage (Incredible Hulk #229, 1978); in Oregon woods, attacked by soldiers, died suddenly, arrived in Valhalla (Defenders #67, 1979); w/ Defenders, duped by Barbara Norriss into allying with Ollerus against Hela and the forces of Hel, recognized duplicity, smashed Ollerus’ mountain-weapon, returned to Earth (Defenders #68, 1979); Banner discovered stowing away on train, Hulk fled into Harlansville, Missouri, captured by Gamma Base, escaped & traveled to Crater Falls, North Carolina, Hulk saved Rick and residents from the Sephlod Sh’mballah (Hulk: Stalker from the Stars, 1978); In American Midwest, fought sheriff & farmers who tried to capture him after he fed on their crops, captured by Grivido of Sm’ggani ("Harvester from Beyond"_, turned back into Banner by sedation ray; Harvester obtained secrets to re-fertilize his planet from soil under Hulk’s fingernails before returning him to Earth (Incredible Hulk #230, 1978); In Hadleyville, Rhode Island vs. US military, demolished town in battle (Incredible Hulk #293, 1984); Rampaged through town of Arbory after being struck by lightning, stopped criminals Tommy Henry & Leroy Jones (Hulk Comic #1, 1979); Banner arrived in city Retribution, cab driven off the road by Leroy & Billy, Hulk destroyed Leroy’s car, got cab driver Jody to the hospital, Banner moved on (Hulk Comic #2, 1979); Rampaged in Joyeux, Mississippi’s Riverside Bar, vs. police, saved Frankie Carson from alligator, slew gator (Hulk Comic #3, 1979); Worked as dishwasher on cruise ship Paradise off Florida coastline, discovered Lt. Queeg had kidnapped Jimmy Cobb to ransom him off, thrown into ocean, Hulk rescued Jimmy (Hulk Comic #4, 1979); Hitched a ride on truck through Louisiana, pursued by military seeking a escaped rampaging android from Lake Charles Research Station, sank into quicksand, Hulk fought off military, Banner attacked by android (Hulk Comic #5, 1979); Hulk destroyed android (Hulk Comic #6, 1979); Attempted to ride freight train out of town, turned into Hulk after being assaulted by criminal stowaways, delivered them to guards, leapt atop passing train and escaped (Hulk Comic #9, 1979); Hulk escaped capture from guards at train station near Beaver Mountain, Utah, leapt into river, fell over waterfall; Banner confronted by angry mother bear (Hulk Comic #10, 1979); Hulk fought off bear, mistaken for Bigfoot and targeted by hunters, caught in bear trap (Hulk Comic #11, 1979); Hulk drove off hunters, met medicine man Passing Cloud, attacked by "Susquatch" (Hulk Comic #12, 1979); vs. Susquatch, fight ended when Passing Cloud’s music calmed Susquatch; Hulk befriended Passing Cloud & promised to help him & Susquatch (Hulk Comic #13, 1979); hunters shot & killed Susquatch, Hulk subdued hunters, Passing Cloud passed away (Hulk Comic #14, 1979); In woods, captured by Felix & Fanger, flown to island of Dr. Scarabeus (Hulk Comic #15, 1979); Hulk vs. Scarabeus’ men, fled deeper into island (Hulk Comic #16, 1979); Hulk vs. Scarabeus’ men; Banner surrendered to Scarabeus who ordered Banner’s death after Tisha Scarabeus told him about Scarabeus’ experiments, turned into Hulk again (Hulk Comic #17, 1979); vs. Scarabeus, Anti-Men/Manimal animal men, and the monstrous Gograth; took Tisha to safety then returned to confront Scarabeus (Hulk Comic #18, 1979); vs. Scarabeus, men, & Anti-Men, led Gograth and other "First Ones" failures to rebel against Scarabeus (Hulk Comic #19, 1979); led First Ones to rampage through Scarabeus’ facility, threw Scarabeus on a deserted island; Banner escaped in helicopter with Tisha Scarabeus (Hulk Comic #20, 1979); Banner hitched ride into wooded area, observed landing of extradimensional invaders from Quarrn, captured and taken through interdimensional space, turned into Hulk when beaten for information on Earth (Hulk Comic #26, 1979); vs. Quarrnoids, smashed interdimensional stabilizer sending the ship through a number of realms (Hulk Comic #27, 1979); rampaged through engine room, as ship approached a black hole, time reversed itself and their ship was repaired; Quarrnoids abandoned ship in escape capsule, sent Hulk back to Earth (Hulk Comic #28, 1979); with Spider-Man, foiled plot to use cannibalized US satellite as killer satellite (Incredible Hulk: Murdermoon, 1979); Wandered streets of Gilbert, California, befriended Fred Sloan whose girlfriend Ilsa called the police, fled with Fred, fought through police roadblock (Incredible Hulk #231, 1979)/summoned to future by students of ISBISA to fight She-Hulk, instead briefly battled gray Hulk/Fixit before being sent back to own time (Sensational She-Hulk #29, 1991); Banner & Fred captured by Corporation, Banner controlled via Electro-sleep Harness, freed by Marvel Man/Wendell Vaughn, attacked Corporation at Jim’s behest, knocked out Marvel Man and Captain America when they tried to control him, blasted unconscious by Vamp/Animus & Moonstone (Captain America #230, 1979); revived in Alcatraz, vs. Moonstone & Animus & Corporation, shattered Animus’ club, forced Curtiss Jackson to flee, pursued him (Incredible Hulk #232, 1979); pursued Jackson who escaped with aid of Corporation agents, briefly fought Marvel Man/Wendell Vaughn, rescued Fred Sloan who brought him to Berkeley, California & Trish Starr (Incredible Hulk #233, 1979); stayed at Trish’s commune, reported by member Danny to Corporation agent O’Connor; Corporation agents gassed Hulk & kidnapped Trish while one of them posed as Machine Man; recovered and swore to smash Machine Man (Incredible Hulk #234, 1979); w/ Fred Sloan, confronted & attacked Machine Man (Incredible Hulk #235, 1979); vs. Machine Man, caught in gas explosion (Incredible Hulk #236, 1979); flown to safety by Machine Man, tracked down Jackson, defeated him with Machine Man’s aid; mesmerized by Machine Man and sent flying north (Incredible Hulk #237, 1979); landed in British Columbia, befriended Maureen Friesen, provoked into battle by Sasquatch/Walter Langkowsi, fled after seeing struggled terrified Maureen (Incredible Hulk Annual #8, 1979); Wandered through wheatfields of Saskatchewan, man slammed a truck into him while fearing for his daughter, Bridget, who convinced Hulk not to hurt him; returned to USA, slept atop Mount Rushmore, South Dakota (Incredible Hulk #238, 1979); vs. soldiers, duped into serving as power source by Goldbug, freed by They, defeated Goldbug, ship crashed near South America’s el Dorado, welcomed by Tulak (Incredible Hulk #239, 1979); entered el Dorado, driven into rage by Des/Tyrannus by knowledge that Jarella’s body was being held at Gamma Base, taunted with helplessness until reverted into Banner, captured by They (Incredible Hulk #240, 1979); allowed to turn partially into Hulk while power being sapped into the Cobalt Flame, broke free with Goldbug’s aid, vs. Tyrannus – who had absorbed the life forces of Prince Rey & the Keeper of the Flame (Incredible Hulk #241, 1979); vs. Cobalt Flame-powered Tyrannus, defeated, again freed by Goldbug, shattered flame pits (Incredible Hulk #242, 1979); drove Flame-powered Tyrannus into space, w/ Goldbug, teleported to New York City sewers (Incredible Hulk #243, 1980); Mentally enslaved by Yandroth-possessed Stephanie Donal, used to help Yandroth enslaved other Defenders until Yandroth overwhelmed by their collective wills (Defenders #119, 1983); Worked as waiter at bar in Castle Rock, Montana, enlisted by Alexei Vazhin to prevent Gen. Nikolai Kutzov from using anti-matter bomb to destroy USA, traveled to continental divide, w/ Spider-Man Hulk fought Soviet Super-Soldiers, Hulk hurled bomb into deep space (Marvel Team-Up Annual #2, 1979); w/ Defenders & Avenger in unspecified mission, upon returning to Manhattan/Avengers Mansion witnessed Purple Man-controlled Jewel ambush & punch out Scarlet Witch before regaining her mind and fleeing; pursued Jewel who was taken to safety by Ms. Marvel/Carol Danvers (Alias #25-26, 2003); with radiation specialist Dr. Maxwell Wittenborn and daughter Rosanne, abducted by African General who coerced Dr. Wittenborn to perfect gamma treatment to send subjects into savage rage; destroyed device and General in plane crash (Incredible Hulk: Cry of the Beast, 1979); Followed Dr. Strange’s summoning to New Hampshire coast, to contain Jeff Colt who had tapped into the Omegatron’s power, nearly pushed Colt into reactivating Omegatron, turned back to Banner by Strange to prevent this; Colt left alone until his power levels reduced to almost zero at which point Strange could neutralize his connection (Defenders #69, 1979); later that night in Dr. Strange’s sanctum, journeyed with Strange to investigate danger of Unnameable in Tunnelword (Defenders #70, 1979); in Tunnelworld, aided other Defenders against Arisen Tyrk fragments/Lunatiks & Nilffim Riders (Defenders #71, 1979); w/ Defenders, vs. Tyrk fragments, traveled across Tunnelworld (Defenders #72, 1979); w/ Defenders, vs. Unnameable-controlled Ixhoohxi, Arisen Tyrk, returned to Richmond Riding Academy (Defenders #73, 1979); scared off young men stealing a horse from Academy, left to avoid other Defenders, demolished Long Island train and railroad that disturbed him, leapt away (Defenders #74, 1979); enjoyed solitude on Long Island beach, returned beached whale to the ocean, returned to Richmond Academy in aftermath of destructive battle with Foolkiller/Greg Salinger after Nighthawk had thrown out and disbanded Defenders, fought NYPD, left angrily (Defenders #75, 1979); Leapt along Virginia seaboard, assaulted & assimilated by amorphous "silverthing"/agent of the Unnameable, sent to Dr. Strange (Defenders #76-77, 1979); arrived at Strange’s sanctum, joined Strange & Namor in traveling to Tunnelworld, mets Sputs & Aeroika (Defenders #78, 1979); w/ Strange, Namor, & Aeroika, learned of Ytitnedeon (Defenders #79, 1980); assaulted by Ytitnedeon’s forces, drove them off (Defenders #80, 1980); w/ Defenders & Aeroika, sneaked into Ogeon; Hulk succumbed to Unnameable’s power (Defenders #81, 1980); followed Ytitnedeon’s commands, donned costume of Nilffim Rider, led assault against Defenders & Aeroika, trapped in mystic sphere by Strange (Defenders #82, 1980); broke Strange’s containment, mind-entered by Strange, Namor, & Aeroika; Unnameable summoned all of its power to oppose them, weakened by Strange’s Eye of Agamotto, trapped within Hulk’s memory by Strange (Defenders #83, 1980); Banner/Hulk recovered in Atlantis, revived by Black Panther/T’Challa, goaded into battling Atlanteans & Namor by Panther to aid his escape, saved from drowning by Namor, returned to surface (Defenders #84, 1980); transported to Dr. Strange’s sanctum by Namor, aided Defenders & Black Panther vs. Mandrill (Defenders #85, 1980); Banner relaxed at sanctum, Hulk later goaded by Panther into generating sufficient noise to overload Sound Absorber, left angrily (Defenders #86, 1980); "a few days later," attacked while resting in New Jersey meadowlands by National Guard, vs. Mutant Force, turned into Banner and saved from falling death by Hellcat (Defenders #87, 1980); Banner drove rental car from American Southwest to New York City, Hulk fought Gotham Game Club (Incredible Hulk Annual #9, 1980); visited Manhattan’s Museum of Natural History, encountered Tymok, sent into distant past, befriended cavewoman Tanna and others, led revolt against Tymok, sent his dinosaurs back to the past and destroyed Tymok’s time-control gloves (Hulk: Lost in Time, 1980); in Manhattan, Hulk confronted by Matt Murdock, calmed by him, turned back into Banner, befriended and given a place to stay for the night; while trying to leave Manhattan became angry on subway, turned back into Hulk, vs. NYPD & Daredevil, left after hurting Daredevil (Daredevil #163, 1980); ate fruit from overturned truck on Long Island freeway, vs. NYPD, SWAT, Iron Man, played with young Ricky, turned back into Banner, requested Iron Man’s help in preventing him from becoming the Hulk, taken to Stark’s penthouse, worked with Stark to design miniaturized nuclear-powered pulse regulator to prevent transformations into Hulk, surgically implanted by Dr. Erica Sondheim; device malfunctioned via near miss from police-hurled concussion grenade, Hulk’s mind awakened in Banner’s body (Iron Man #131, 1980); Banner’s mind restored via soothing sound waves but device began to gain power from Banner’s radiation, producing gradual transition into Hulk who rampaged at Stark International; Hulk subdued via Learjet explosion followed by full-powered Iron Man punch (Iron Man #132, 1980); pulse regulator removed by Sondheim via laser, Banner flown out west by Jim Rhodes (Iron Man #133, 1980); stopped noise pollution of the "Roller Disco Devils" (Avengers #198, 1980); In Los Angeles, California, vs. LAPD, It the Living Colossus, shattered Dr. Vault-possessed It into powder (Incredible Hulk #244, 1980); In Los Angeles, Bruce sought out cousin Jen seeking someone to confide in, saved her life with blood transfusion after she was shot by agents of Nick Trask, departed after the LAPD arrived to investigate (Savage She-Hulk #1, 1980); in Manhattan, worked with psychologist Dr. Sheila Marks to try to cure personality disorder, wore device that allowed changing of personae without changing form, Banner with Hulk’s mind ran amok through city until calmed and device removed by Sheila (HULK #19, 1980); Hulk rampaged through Manhattan (HULK #19, 1980); assaulted in Lake Placid via Lava Men serving Kala using Diamond of Doom, calmed by Kala and fed food containing mind-controlling drug, participated in contest of champions w/ technologically enhanced Winter Olympians against Mole Man’s Outcasts & Spider-Man until mind control broken when Kala’s youth faded with exposure to surface air, departed (Marvel Treasury Edition #25, 1980); vs. Absorbing Man, Bi-Beast, Rhino, given soda by Homecomers baseball team (Incredible Hulk Annual #17, 1991); In Manhattan, met with old associate Ronald Jenkins, visited Mohegan Point nuclear reactor which was at risk for meltdown, turned into Hulk during public panic, entered plant, manipulated via reverse psychology into preventing the meltdown (HULK #20, 1980); in Manhattan, apparently hypnotized by unidentified "mistress of Hypnos…a guardian of the mind and imagination"; seemingly sent to "Myth-Realm," encountered gnome Nimbi, benevolent sorcerer Saraband, princess Morgaina, evil wizard Darkshorn; Hulk defeated Darkshorn (HULK #21, 1980); Banner hired at bank as David Bannon, Hulk stopped bankrobbers, gangleader Mr. Durrant sent the Mechadroid to rob the bank, but the Hulk destroyed this, too; Durrant then hired the Exterminator who confronted him in Briggsville (WI or AR?) and was then brought back to a city by him; Hulk attacked by but easily overpowered Exterminator and buried him up to his neck (Hulk Annual, 1980); Banner befriended Arthur Colgrave, visited his coal mine which was then collapsed by gunfire from bankrobber Tommy Moran who had been hiding there; Hulk helped Colgrave & Bill Deacon escape (Hulk Annual, 1980); Hulk’s transformation observed by criminal Vance Kennett who then tried to coerce Bannner and trick Hulk into making Hulk help him rob a bank; ultimately Hulk defeated Kennett and left him for the police (Hulk Annual, 1980); Took vacation to Bermuda with Sheila Marks who tried to help Banner & Hulk except that they were the same person; Sheila, Banner, and others pulled out to sea by tidal wave, captured and taken to Hydropolis to become part of Rypel’s New World; escaped thwarted Rypel’s plan to destroy the surface world, fought Rypel’s mutated brother Jeremy until Jeremy turned on Rypel; helped Marks and others escape to surface (HULK #22, 1980); Investigated new research at Manhattan’s Empire State University, saved self from sexual assault at YMCA by revealing that he could turn into the Hulk; Hulk rampaged through city, befriended hippy Clear Marks, drove off abusive boyfriend, True; befriended & romanced Alice Steinfeld as "Bruce Davidson," given job as dishwasher at her brother’s restaurant; turned into Hulk & rampaged after learned Alice’s mother was trying to take her son away from her, unwittingly collapsed building on Clear; Alice committed suicide, left Bruce $1000, and he gave it to Clear to start a new life (HULK #23, 1980); at US post office, stopped attack by Revolutionary Government/"Phoomie Goones" (What If #30, 1981); Returned to Gamma Base seeking Jarella’s remains, fought military, Talbot-operated Super-Mandroid, & Captain Mar-Vell (Incredible Hulk #245, 1980); vs. Mar-Vell who used the micron-cannon to transport Hulk & Jarella to Jarella’s world after learning Hulk’s goal; Talbot destroyed the micron-cannon, seemingly stranding Hulk off-Earth (Incredible Hulk #246, 1980); arrived on Jarella’s world, sought to bury her in lush paradise, battled Gardener who tried to keep him out of there, used Gardener’s gem to restore vegetation to the entire world, buried Jarella, returned to Earth by Gardener (Incredible Hulk #247-248, 1980); In Bradbury, Iowa, befriended by Barbra Jean Benson who tried to seduce him until her husband Harvey came home, given shirt clothes by Harvey after learning Banner’s identity (HULK #23, 1980); In American Midwest, befriended Cherokee chief John, fought army, protected sacred burial ground, encountered Puritan-like village forced to evacuate for newly built dam; Hulk stopped governor Carl Carruthers from destroying the dam and flooding the people in its path, exposed Carruthers’ actions (HULK #24, 1980); In Apponneag, Connecticut, employed as "Bruce Baxter" as assistant at Simms School for Special Children, befriended former student Earl Slocum, took part time work at steel shop; Hulk refreshed ability to write with Earl; Hulk forced Guno and others to stop harassing Earl; Earl discovered corruption within the shop and efforts to steal a government contract, exposed them with Hulk’s aid (HULK #25, 1981); Employed at carnival, turned into Hulk after propane explosion, identity discovered and captured by owner Frank Ford and daughter Bonnie, put on display as Hulk, broke free & escaped, Frank killed in generator explosion (HULK #25, 1981); Rampaged in Manhattan, befriended by Ruby Barclay, taken to Baba Shanti’s Ashram for meditation & mantra in Olive, New York; Baba Shanti turned out to be Bruce’s old college roommate Randy Cantor; townspeople set fire to Shanti’s place so it could be replaced with casinos, Hulk helped others escape fire; Shanti helped Hulk & Banner to temporarily accept each other; Hulk rescued Ruby after she was kidnapped by townspeople (HULK #26, 1981); Banner hid out on Kyle Richmond’s yacht off Long Island coast, knocked overboard by whale that brought him to a Russian factory ship mass-slaughtering whales, turned into Hulk and attacked whaling ship, located by Hellcat & Valkyrie, sunk their ship, saved crew, Hellcat, & Valkyrie from giant squid with several whales (Defenders #88, 1980); exhausted Banner brought to Strange’s sanctum, attended funeral of Dorothy Walker, traveled to Patsy’s Montclair, NJ house; Hulk stopped robbers at store and brought home many cans of beans for dinner (Defenders #89, 1980); vs. Mandrill, Fem Force, & Mandrill-controlled female teammates (Defenders #90, 1980); took Hellcat away from Mandrill-controlled judge ordering their capture, returned to Hellcat’s house before aiding Defenders vs. Mandrill, prevented nuclear meltdown at New York’s Arrowshaft nuclear facility (Defenders #91, 1981); Traveled to Meadowlark Hunting Lodge in upstate New York with new friend Suzette Classon, discovered their militia, Hulk fought gunman, took wounded Suzette to hospital (HULK #26, 1981); Caught in flood in wooded area (HULK #26, 1981); Hitched a ride with trucker, taken along with white rat cargo when it was stolen by the Willoughby family, attacked by Milton Lynn, turned into Hulk, defeated Lynn and left, but Banner hitched another ride and met up with the Willoughbys again (HULK #27, 1981); Arrived in Las Vegas, rampaged through city; Banner befriended by singer Jimmy Martin & girlfriend Suzanne, saved Dean from mobsters but Suzanne was shot and killed in the violence (HULK #27, 1981); On snowy mountain, vs. deer hunters, Jack Frost/Gregor Shapanka (Incredible Hulk #249, 1980); Banner hired as farmhand on small farm in Liberty, straddling Colorado-New Mexico line, sought by Silver Surfer in hopes of using his power-enhancing rage to overcome Galactus’ barrier around Earth; traveled to Tranquility Base, used gamma ray infuser on Surfer, driving him to rampage & battle Hulk; Surfer penetrated barrier but returned to save Banner from falling to death (Incredible Hulk #250, 1980); Briefly fought Sheriff Bradley Martin in Jude, New Mexico before departing, Martin informed Dr. W. Lee Benway who captured Hulk via brain pleasure center stimulator that relaxed him and turned him back to Banner, rescued by Spider-Woman/Jessica Drew before Benway could lobotomize him to study his gamma ray-mutated form, Hulk & Spider-Woman defeated Benway and his mutates plus Martin (Marvel Team-Up #97, 1980); in Los Alamos, New Mexico, as "Bruce Jones" befriended Chandler family, battled 3D-Man, convinced to leave to help save Rick Jones from the Changelings (Incredible Hulk #251, 1980); traveled to Colorado Rockies, w/ Doc Samson, vs. Changelings (Incredible Hulk #252-253, 1980); in meadow, duped into serving Nightshade/Tilda Johnson, stole experimental Rand-Meachum circuit for her from Rand-Meachum, defeating Power Man/Luke Cage & Iron Fist in the process; Banner left as trap for investigating Power Man, Iron Fist, & Machine Man, goaded into becoming Hulk by Delmar’s Maggie Jones, fought until convinced Nightshade had tricked him, angrily confronted Nightshade who surrendered (Marvel Team-Up Annual #3, 1980); in Manhattan, picked up a large order of special pants from tailor Del (Power Man & Iron Fist #65, 1980); at Strange’s sanctum, aided Defenders in recovering missing fragments of Eternity to save the universe; w/ Nighthawk in Russia, vs. snow giants created by Ivan/Eternity fragment (Defenders #92, 1981); at sanctum, transported w/ Defenders by Strange to London, England to oppose Namor and Atlanteans who were being manipulated by Nebulon posing as Dorma (Defenders #93, 1981); captured by Leader, escaped, w/ Avengers & Dr. Rikky Keegan, foiled Leader’s plan to mutate residents of New York City via exposure to Banner’s irradiated blood (Incredible Hulk Annual #11, 1982); Hulk returned to gamma bomb’s ground zero at Desert Base, encountered Betty & Gen. Ross only to see them struck down by cosmic ray attack from Stranger, brought them to desert lab for treatment, leading to team-up with Thing whose teammates had been struck down by gamma rays; w/ Thing, coerced into aiding Stranger against Olympian death god Pluto and his demons in a plot to create a nether-hole to destroy all existence; Stranger cured those irradiated (Marvel Two-In-One Annual #5, 1980); In American Southwest, Banner attempted to save Simon Utrecht’s crew from cosmic ray exposure, attacked by U-Foes for diminishing their exposure, Hulk nearly overpowered until the U-Foes’ powers went out of control, defeating them (Incredible Hulk #254, 1980); Smashed giant Thing statue in Utah desert; w/ Thing, summoned to Matriculon by Stamben Malelet to recover scientist Mall Addy to prevent the Big Change from falling into the wrong hands, fought Nasty McBurne & Banger McCrusher, rescued Addy, used up two wishes on food & returning home, resulting in another battle with the Thing (Marvel Graphic Novel: The Big Change, 1987); In American Midwest, Banner ambushed & gassed in sleep, captured by agents of Matrix Eight, imprisoned and kept drugged at their Northern England facility, studied and used to design Gammadroid, freed and goaded into becoming Hulk by Captain America, destroyed Gammadroid, subdued by gas, taken out of facility before its destruction by Cap (Captain America #257, 1981); Six-Fingered Hand duped Clea into summoning Hulk, Namor, & Surfer to Hell where all four were captured by Six-Fingered Hand (Defenders #99, 1981); prisoner of Six-Fingered Hand in Hell (Defenders #98, 1981); freed by Gargoyle/Isaac Christians, confronted by Hell-Lords who revealed Hell on Earth plot (Defenders #99, 1981); futilely opposed Satannish, returned to Earth by Satan/Marduk Kurios after Daimon Hellstrom agreed to remain in Hell (Defenders #100, 1981); angrily departed Strange’s sanctum due to others dejection despite their seeming victory in Hell (Defenders #101, 1981); Traveled to upstate New York for twin funerals of Nighthawk &