Incredible Hulk#1–6; Fantastic Four#12, 25–26; Avengers#1–3, 5; Amazing Spider-Man#14; Tales to Astonish#59; Journey into Mystery#112

The Incredible Hulk #436–467, -1, Annual '97; Savage Hulk #1; Cutting Edge #1; Cable #34; Onslaught: Marvel Universe #1; Incredible Hulk: Hercules Unleashed #1; Heroes Reborn: The Return #1-4 The Hulk, especially his alter ego Bruce Banner, is also a common reference in hip hop music. The term was represented as an analogue to marijuana in Dr. Dre's 2001, [188] while more conventional references are made in Ludacris and Jermaine Dupri's popular single " Welcome to Atlanta". [ citation needed] The Battleworld domain of the Walled City of New York that was based from the remnants of Earth-21722 features a version of Hulk that is a member of the Avengers where they are allied with S.H.I.E.L.D.'s side of the Walled City of New York. [231]Pak, Greg( w),Davis, Alan( p),Farmer, Mark( i). Totally Awesome Hulk,no.7(August 2016).Marvel Comics.

World War Hulk#1–5; World War Hulk: Aftersmash; Marvel Spotlight: World War Hulk; The Planet Hulk Saga#1

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Due to the fact that he existed in both the prime reality and the one created by Franklin Richards, the Hulk had become a type of physical "gateway" between the two dimensions, which boosted the Hulk’s strength but also would have gradually killed him. With the hero Spider-Man, the Hulk was taken to Franklin’s universe by the Celestial Asthema. The two versions of the Hulk battled, and it was revealed that Franklin’s universe had to be destroyed. After returning to the prime reality with the other victims of Onslaught, Banner and the Hulk found themselves once again the same physical being. Crash-landing at Gamma Base, Banner again turned into the green "Savage Hulk" during periods of rage and/or intense adrenaline rush. He began to wander the country once more, at one point battling the Abomination in revenge of Betty’s death. Hulk makes a cameo appearance in Marvel Zombies 3' when Machine Man, Ultron, and Jocasta travel to Earth 2149, killing winged zombies (zombie Beak, Angel, Vulture, and Falcon altogether). He also makes another cameo appearance when Vanessa Fisk explains to the 3 androids how the Silver Surfer died, and how the zombie Kingpin, who is, surprisingly, her husband, created a zombie empire forming a huge alliance. Peter David, who had initially signed a contract for the six-issue Tempest Fugit limited series, returned as writer when it was decided to make that story the first five parts of the revived volume three. [24] After a four-part tie-in to the House of M crossover and a one-issue epilogue, David left the series once more, citing the need to do non-Hulk work for the sake of his career. [25]

Incredible Hulk#397–406, Annual#18–19, and material from Namor the Sub-Mariner Annual#2, Silver Surfer Annual#5, Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme Annual#2, and Marvel Holiday Special#2 Kirby, commenting upon his influences in drawing the character, recalled as inspiration witnessing in person the hysterical strength of a mother lifting a car off her trapped child. [11] [12] [13] David, Peter( w),Purves, Jeff( p),Gustovich, Mike( i)."Crap Shoot" The Incredible Hulk,vol.2,no.347(September 1988). From The Marvel Vault: Incredible Hulk & Human Torch #1 and From The Marvel Vault: Dr. Strange, Thunderbolts, Defenders, Gambit a b Duggan, Gerry( w),Bagley, Mark( p),Hennessy, Andrew( i)."The Omega Hulk Chapter One" Hulk,vol.3,no.5(October 2014).Marvel Comics.Bruce Banner Takes on Marvel's Most Gruesome Monsters in Chilling New 'Hulk' Run by Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Nic Klein". Marvel Entertainment . Retrieved May 17, 2023.

a b Wright, Bradford (March 22, 2001). Comic Book Nation. Baltimore, Maryland: Johns Hopkins University Press. p. 336. ISBN 978-0-8018-6514-5. Simonson, Walt( w), Adams, Arthur( p), Thibert, Art( i)."Big Trouble on Little Earth!" Fantastic Four,no.347(December 1990). With his newfound intellect, Doc Green came to the conclusion that the world was in danger by Gamma Mutates and thus needed to be depowered. He developed a serum made from Adamantium nanobites that absorbed gamma energy. [85] He used these to depower Red Leader, Red She-Hulk, Red Hulk, Skaar, Gamma Corps, and A-Bomb, but decided to 'spare' She-Hulk as he concluded that she was the one gamma mutation whose life had been legitimately improved by her mutation. At the close of the storyline, Doc Green discovered that he was beginning to disappear as the result of the Extremis serum wearing off. He ultimately allowed himself to fade away, returning to his normal Hulk form, as he feared that remaining at his current intellectual level would lead to him becoming the Maestro. [86]The child of an abusive father, Bruce Banner grew up shy and introverted, yet a scientific genius. As a young man, thanks to his standout work in the field of nuclear physics, he attracted the attention of the U.S. Army who wanted to adapt his theories for weaponry. Banner resisted such notions, but failed attempts at landing steady work convinced him to accept a position at a federal nuclear research facility at a missile base in the New Mexico desert. Poole, W. Scott. Monsters in America: Our Historical Obsession with the Hideous and the Haunting. Waco, Texas: Baylor University Press, 2011. ISBN 978-1-60258-314-6. Bruce Banner later appears in Washington D.C. before one of the Crimson Dynamo's giant duplicates, letting it step on him, all the while muttering to himself about being "in touch with his inner sociopath". The Hulk appears in the next panel, lifting the robot with both hands and then ripping it in two, finishing the issue with a declaration of "NOW BRING IT ON!" [244] He then continues to aid the Ultimates against the Liberators by defeating, dismembering, and finally eating Abomination. [245]