| Mainline Comics | Mainstream • Maestro |
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| Alternate Comics | Mangaverse • Ultimate • 5 Ronin |
| Movies | Universal Pictures • MCU |
| Shows | 1970s • 1982 Cartoon • EMH • Avengers Assemble |
| Games | Marvel vs. Capcom • Ultimate Destruction • Marvel's Avengers |
| “ | Stupid, stupid humans! You call Hulk “monster”! You call Hulk “brainless!” But you would hurt Hulk when he just wants to be left alone. You more monster than Hulk! And when Hulk smashes you, you come back for more! That makes you more brainless than Hulk. Nothing can hurt Hulk! They know that! They’re jealous of Hulk! They won’t rest until Hulk is as puny and powerless as them! Which means they won’t rest for a long time. | „ |
| ~ The Hulk |
| “ | Tony Stark and Reed Richards use their genius to save the world every other week. That's how they'll be remembered in history. Meanwhile, I – I who, forgive me, have just as much to contribute – will be lucky if my tombstone doesn't simply say "Hulk Smash." | „ |
| ~ Robert Bruce Banner |
| “ | You've got no idea what you're facing. No idea what you're messing with. You still think I'm that cuddly monster who loved baked beans and puppy dogs. | „ |
| “ | We interrupt this program to bring you a special bulletin. Farnoq Dahn, two-bit petty tyrant of Trans-Sabal, brought before his people and made to answer for his crimes. Film at eleven. | „ |
| “ | I'd never stop making them pay. | „ |
| “ | You wonder why I'm angry? You want to know why I want to end the human world, Samson? Because if I do it, maybe some of 'em will live.. | „ |
| ~ Devil Hulk |
| “ | You know who you're messin' with? I'm The Hulk! You hear me? The Hulk! The worst Hulk of 'em all! I'm Sunshine Joe Fixit-- THE INCREDIBLE HULK! | „ |
Summary
The Hulk is a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby and first appeared in The Incredible Hulk #1 (May 1962).
Throughout his comic book appearances, the Hulk is portrayed as a large green humanoid that possesses immense superhuman strength and great invulnerability, attributes that grow more potent the angrier he becomes. Hulk is the alter ego of Bruce Banner, a socially withdrawn and emotionally reserved physicist who physically transforms into the Hulk under emotional stress and other specific circumstances at will or against it; these involuntary transformations lead to many complications in Banner's life. When transformed, the Hulk often acts as a disassociated personality separate from Banner.
Over the decades of Hulk stories, the Hulk has been represented with several personalities based on Hulk and Banner's fractured psyche, ranging from mindless savage to brilliant warrior, and Banner has taken control of the Hulk's form on occasion. Banner first transforms into the Hulk after being caught in the blast of the gamma bomb he invented while saving Rick Jones, a youth who had wandered onto the testing range.
Powers and Statistics
Tier: 9-B, up to 5-B with certain weapons | Varies, usually 5-B, higher with Rage Power | Varies from 5-B to 3-C, High 3-A to High 1-B when sufficiently angered | Varies from High 3-A, up to High 1-B with Rage Power | Varies from 3-C to High 3-A, up to High 1-B
Key: Bruce Banner | Grey Hulk | Childlike Hulk | World War Hulk | Devil Hulk
Name: Robert Bruce Banner; The Incredible Hulk; Joe Fixit; The Green Scar; The Sakaarson; The Worldbreaker
Origin: Marvel Comics
Gender: Male
Age: Unknown
Classification: Human Mutate, Scientist, Fugitive on the run, Avenger, Defender
Powers and Abilities:
- Superhuman Physical Characteristics
- Genius Intelligence (Can create incredibly advanced technology)
- Martial Arts
- Transformation (Bruce Banner can always transform into the Hulk)
- Hacking (As shown here)
- Multiple Selves (Type 1)
- Immortality (Types 1 & 4 Will end up in the Below-Place after dying from which he can quickly revive himself through the Green Door should he choose to do so)
- Enhanced Senses (Can accurately sense temperature and air quality)
- Extrasensory Perception (Can sense gamma radiation, Banner can see the astral projection of a sorceress who was murdered and Bruce/Hulk are helping her find her killer[1])
- Limited Telekinesis (Hulk broke a glass while Bruce was in control)
- Preparation (Made the following weaponry while isolated on an island)
- Resistance to Possession (As a student of Advanced Mind Control and Hypnosis, prevented Crusher Creel from entering his mind) and Radiation Manipulation.
Optional Equipment grants him:
- Technology Manipulation (Using the BannerTech Virus and Gamma Dome. Can also jam radios and satellites)
- Energy Projection (Using the Calypso Offensive Satellite and certain weaponry)
- Electricity Manipulation (Using an Old Power Taser)
- Ice Manipulation and Non-Physical Interaction (Using Bannertech Ice Eight Agent)
- Explosion Manipulation, Fire Manipulation and Magma Manipulation (With Gamma Island Weaponry)
- Information Analysis (As shown here, Can scan someone for being an android, Possesses a Gamma Ray Detector)
- Paralysis Inducement and Limited Biological Manipulation (Possesses a machine which can cause strokes)
- Summoning (Can access equipment within his lab using Pocket Teleporter)
- Statistics Amplification (Using forcefields, can amplify his statistics to throw Wolverine)
- Forcefield Creation (Possesses forcefields around his body which)
- Radiation Manipulation and Power Absorption (Can absorb both radiation and old power)
- Statistics Reduction
- Nanotechnology (Can use Bannertech Nanoparticles which disable all firearms and perform repairs)
- Illusion Creation (Made a hologram to mimic Galactus)
- Gravity Manipulation (By using BannerTech Molecular Repulsion)
- Teleportation (By using the BannerTech teleporter) and Time Travel
- Light Manipulation (By using the T-Gun) and Limited Healing (Constructed a Catalytic Converter which can neutralize carcinogens)
- Superhuman Physical Characteristics
- Conceptual Manipulation (Type 1: All gamma radiation, in its multiple forms e.g, most primal and abstract form that is neither particle nor wave, is an emanation of The One Below All[2]. It is comes for The Below place where the One Below All stays. The Below Place is also the lowest point of all[3], the infinite abyss that lies underneath creation[4] as its bedrock[5], encompassing the Qlippoth that serve as the dark reflections of each Sefirot in the Mystery)
- Multilocation (Gamma Powered individual exist in the below place and the real world at same time[6])
- Transformation (Can switch between Hulk forms [7])
- Self-Sustenance (Type 1[8])
- Immortality (Types 1, 3 & 4. Will end up in the Below-Place after dying from which he can quickly revive himself through the Green Door should he choose to do so), Regeneration (High-Mid for practical combat purposes, Mid-High over time. Very quickly reassembled himself at will after being cut into many pieces. His regeneration should be stronger than His future self, The Maestro, who took several years to recover after being reduced to powder[9]), Resurrection via Green Door
- Shockwave Creation (He can create shockwaves by attacking the ground,[10] or by (his thunderclap[11])
- Energy Projection (He can project energy from his eyes and body[12][13] [14])
- Limited Space-Time Manipulation (Shattered time barrier[15] Punched through time[16])
- Multiple Selves (Type 1; became able to switch between his personas[17] and they can work together to be "the strongest and smartest one there is"[18][19])
- Enhanced Senses and Extrasensory Perception via Mystic senses (He can perceive spirits and can know if he's being watched as well as feel, hear, and see them, Can see things which exist as concepts)
- Berserk Mode and Rage Power (His strength and general power levels are directly proportional to his anger, or, as the old saying goes, "The madder Hulk gets, the stronger Hulk gets")
- Absorption (Can absorb gamma radiation. Can absorb dark magic and dimensional nexus energies to grow stronger)
- Adaptation (His body has adapted to breathing underwater)
- Non-Physical Interaction (Soul - Energy, Intangibility - Incorporeality - Abstract Minds, Emotions/Personality, Memory, Ideas, Narrative, Thoughts, Life Force - Concept Type 3 - Information Type 2 - Nonexistent Nature Type 2, Aspect 1, 2, & 3[Notes 1]: Grey Hulk Interacted with Doctor Strange's Astral Form[20], Hulk interacted with Doctor Strange Astral Form[21], Can touch energy as if it were solid and tangible)
- Information Analysis (Can discern how magical objects work)
- Reactive Evolution and Self-Power Modification (Gained the ability to see ghosts because he was afraid of his father coming back to haunt him. His powers are directly affected by his psyche. All of his powers are manifestations of his psyche with the Gray, Green, and Normal forms being representative of his ID, Superego, and Ego respectively. Gamma Rays bring out subconscious desires as powers which dictate their capabilities)
- Telekinesis (Once developed telekinesis)
- Advanced Magic Absorption (Devil Hulk shattered a shard that contains Nyx’s power and absorbs its power without any harm. Nyx is the Goddess of Night[22])
- Limited Light Manipulation (Hulk illuminates the Eons-dark cosmos[23])
- Vibration Generation, Sound Generation and Air Generation with Thunderclap (Gamma Mutates Thunderclaps produce air causes vibrations and also produce sound effects[24][25])
- Magic (Gamma is both science and magic[26])
- Limited Space-Time Manipulation and Physics Manipulation (Gamma mutates have proven to do things that defile the laws of Nature and Physics like punch space and time, punch through wormholes and punch out of dimensions.[27][28][29])
- Radiation, Energy Magic Absorption and Empowerment (Gamma Mutates can absorb energy be it Gamma or other forms of energy like magic or Cosmic Energy to empower themselves. Can also absorb Gamma energy which is also magic[30][31])
- Power Nullification and Resistance Negation (His radiation negates invulnerability, including invulnerability to Mind Manipulation)
- Limited Radiation Manipulation (Can release massive bursts of gamma radiation capable of leveling cities, involuntarily, when enraged)
- Minor Attack Reflection (Sent Sandman's rock bullets back to him[32])
- Limited Temperature Manipulation (Can produce a limited amount of heat to melt ice on his body[33])
- Size Manipulation (Can increase his size[34])
- Breath Attack (Can blow down trees by forcing wind out of his mouth[35])
- High Resistance to Psychic Attacks and Soul Manipulation
- Matter Manipulation (Tanked the Sonic Vortex from Sonic Assault Rifle, which rearranges molecules on subatomic level)
- BFR (A glass tempered with Negative Zone particles made to take a person to another dimension couldn't take him[36])
- Nuclear Based Attacks, Radiation Manipulation, Magic and Conceptual Manipulation (Type 1: Gamma Mutates can take in Gamma energy into themselves without any issues[37])
- Status Effect Inducement (A ray designed to sedate him had no effect.)
- Attack Reflection and Redircetion (Unharmed by Vector’s powers.)
- Biological Manipulation (Unharmed by a power that reverses evolution. Unharmed by a device that removed motor functions. Burns off[38] a large amount of chemicals. Unharmed by a power which reverses evolution[39]. Immune to neural disruption[40].)
- Disease Manipulation (Requires unnatural diseases to get sick. Cannot contact AIDS/HIV[41])
- Antimatter Manipulation (Survived a large amount of antimatter, though was blown back[42])
- Ice Manipulation (Unharmed by extreme temperatures.
- Heat Manipulation (Resisted the heat of the Human Torch[43])
- Electricity Manipulation (Easily withstood Electro's lightnings[44]. Unharmed by large amounts of electricity.)
- Power Absorption (Overpowered the spirit stone, which would have drained his powers[45].)
- Absorption and Life Manipulation (Fought against the Living Flame, which absorbs life[46]. Zzzax could not absorb him.)
- Hellfire Manipulation (Unharmed by Ghost Rider's hellfire[47])
- Chi Manipulation and Pressure Points (Temugin's pressure point attacks only make him angry [48])
- Size Manipulation (Shrink rays only temporarily affect him[49])
- Transmutation (Couldn't be turned into glass[50]. [His healing factor can shake off transformations)
- Petrification (Petrifying attacks can't stop his transformations. His healing factor can shake off transformations and petrification[51])
- Possession (The release of the Green Hulk Psyche undid possession[52])
- Spatial Manipulation and Time Manipulation (Unharmed by a time cancer. Broke through time.)
- Limited Regeneration Negation (Through his resurrection, he could recover from damage he was previously unable to heal from)
- Poison Manipulation and Toxins (Resisted poison made for his gamma physiology[43])
- Pain Manipulation (He could keep going after Vector repelled most of his muscles[53])
- Advanced Resistance to Magic and Darkness Manipulation (Devil Hulk shattered a shard that contains Nyx’s power and absorbs its power without any harm Nyx is the Goddess of Night[22])
- Dream Manipulation and Reality Warping (Battled Nightmare in his dimension and rendered it asunder to such a degree as to cause nightmares to cease[54]. He also took the full force of Vector's attacks that can affect space time[55][56])
All previous resistances, plus:
Attack Potency: Wall level+ (Can damage the likes of Pyro, the Leader and Bushwhacker. Knocked a military plane door off its hinges), up to Planet level with certain weapons (Can damage Skaar and Wolverine. Destroyed Doombots. Constructed an armor and gloves that can trade hits with the Hulk[Notes 2]) | Varies (Although done at a slower rate, Joe Fixit is still able become stronger the angrier he gets[57]), usually Planet level (Destroyed an asteroid twice the size of Earth[Notes 3]), higher with Rage Power | Varies (His strength is heavily dependent on his anger and Bruce Banner's willingness to cause harm) from Planet level (Comparable to The Thing and Blob[Notes 4]) to Galaxy level (Matched blows with Hyperion.[58] Defeated Gladiator[59][Notes 5]), High Universe level (Consistently portrayed as comparable to Thor and Hercules. His power was measured as infinite by the Beyonder,[60]) to High Hyperverse level (He fought on par with a full-powered Odinforce Thor,[61][62] and empowered a force field that temporarily halted the Celestial known as Exitar, who was much larger than the Earth.[63] Matched blows with Onslaught[64] and destroyed his physical form, who had absorbed and drew upon the powers of Franklin Richards.[65] when sufficiently angered) | High Universe level (While holding back his rage, he was more powerful than he has ever been as the Childlike Hulk. Stalemated The Sentry[66]), up to High Hyperverse level with Rage Power (When he stops holding back,[67][68] he should be far more powerful than otherwise. He should be capable of achieving greater levels of power than his Childlike incarnation who fought evenly against a full-powered Odinforce Thor) | Varies (Although the Devil Hulk has more control over Banner and thus is more brutal and stronger than the Childlike Hulk, he is still restricted by Bruce Banner's and his own moral code) from Galaxy level (Fought Jane Foster Thor and Hercules[69][Notes 6]) to High Universe level (Fought and overpowered an enraged Celestial-amplified She-Hulk[70]), up to High Hyperverse level (He should be capable of achieving greater levels of power than his Childlike incarnation who fought evenly against a full-powered Odinforce Thor)
Speed: Hypersonic combat speed (Can react to Bushwhacker) | At least Subsonic+ jumping speed (His leaps have been measured to be 473 mph when calm) with Relativistic+ combat speed (Can keep up with The Thing) | High Hypersonic jumping speed (Nearly reached escape velocity), with at most Massively FTL+ combat speed (He has consistently kept up with Thor, Gladiator, Hyperion, and the Silver Surfer), up to Infinite (Kept up with Odinforce Thor and Onslaught) | Massively FTL+ combat speed (Matched The Sentry), Infinite with Rage Power (He should be a lot faster than otherwise) | At most Massively FTL+ combat speed, up to Infinite
Lifting Strength: Average Human | Class M (Can lift pyramids) | Varies from Stellar (Capable of supporting the weight of a star,[71] holding tectonic plates together, lifting and throwing mountains, separated spheres of matter and anti-matter, etc.) to Infinite (His strength increases exponentially with rage. Comparable to the likes of Thor[72]) | Infinite (Matched The Sentry), far higher with Rage Power (He should be stronger than his previous strongest selves when not holding back) | At least Stellar, up to Infinite
Striking Strength: Wall level+ | Varies, usually Planet level, higher with Rage Power | Varies from Planet level to Galaxy level, High Universe level to High Hyperverse level when sufficiently angered | Varies from High Universe level to High Hyperverse level with Rage Power | Varies from Galaxy level to High Universe level, up to High Hyperverse level
Durability: Wall level+, High Universe level with forcefields (Can withstand hits from Skaar and the Juggernaut, unaffected by attacks from Red Hulk and Red She-Hulk, blocked a sword hit from Doctor Doom which had previously pierced Worldbreaker Hulk) | Varies, usually Planet level ([Notes 7]), higher with Rage Power | Varies from Planet level ([Notes 8]) to Galaxy level([Notes 9]), High Universe level (Among other things, he has withstood magical energy measured as being 133.45 times stronger than Hercules' most powerful blows.[73][74] Regeneration makes him extremely difficult to kill, as his healing factor was once depicted as powerful enough to bring his future "Maestro" self back to life from being reduced to powder[9]), to High Hyperverse level when sufficiently angered (Endured attacks from Odinforce Thor and Onslaught) | Varies from High Universe level (Endured numerous blows from The Sentry) to High Hyperverse level with Rage Power (Comparable to his Attack Potency, and his durability increases exponentially with his rage. Should be superior to his Childlike self who endured attacks from full-power Odinforce Thor) | Varies from Galaxy level (Took strikes from Hercules and Jane Foster Thor[Notes 10]) to High Universe level (Tanked hits from She-Hulk), up to High Hyperverse level (Comparable to his Attack Potency. Should be superior to his Childlike self who endured attacks from full-power Odinforce Thor)
Stamina: Superhuman (As long as he remains angry)
Range: Extended Melee Range due to his size, Varies from Kilometers to Planetary with thunderclaps (Thunderclaps can reach up to Kilometers in every direction, by attacking the ground he can impact an entire planet), At least Interdimensional with Multilocation (Gamma Powered individual exist in the below place and the real world at same time[75])
Standard Equipment: None notable
- Optional Equipment: Various BannerTech devices, self-constructed Gamma Island weaponry and other devices
Intelligence: Extraordinary Genius (He is one of the most brilliant scientists on the Marvel Earth, rivalling the likes of Tony Stark. Banner is also recognized as the premier expert on radiation. Claimed to be one of the eight smartest people on Earth. Doctor Doom has stated that Banner is superior to him in some fields. When in an intelligent state of mind, the Hulk is proficient in martial arts, due to training from Iron Fist) | Below Average (Not very bright but capable of surprisingly clever battle tactics) | Average (He was a capable mob enforcer) | At least Average (He learned how to control his rage with the help of Hiroim, and had some experience as a leader) | At least Above Average (He holds the ability to analyze situations and reach conclusions and solutions successfully using "unreason and magical thinking")
Standard Tactics: Despite his primal exterior, Dr. Banner is still able to control Hulk's actions to some extent, as such Hulk will not kill his opponents or use excessive force if he doesn't require it.
- As stated by Iron Man, he can change his power beneath his punches.
- As stated by Amadeus Cho, Hulk only ever attempts to grievously injure people under extreme circumstances
- Hulk can easily kill his rogues' gallery if he chooses to, but doesn't.
- Banner controls the Hulk to some extent, implying the morally idealistic Banner would actively try to hold back his attacks in order to not murder his opponents.
- Hulk refused to kill Fin Fang Foom despite that Foom killed 2 people.
- Subconsciously held back[32] his strength while being inside a building, in order to not hurt the people that were in there.
- Held back during his fight with Deadpool.[34]
Weaknesses: If he is not sufficiently enraged, he transforms back to Bruce Banner, with only base human stats (although he has shown the ability to maintain the transformation in varying emotional states), and can be knocked out depending on the circumstances. In his Grey and Immortal Hulk incarnations, he reverts to human form when exposed to bright day sunlight. His powers are heavily tied to his psyche, and as such are subject to change. For example, a fear of harming others as the Merged Hulk made it so that he decreased in power with anger for some time. His powers also at one point became only usable at night due to his subconscious fear of exposure and the judgment of others. As Devil Hulk, he prevents himself from getting too enraged to not lose control, becoming the Childlike Hulk if he gets too angry as a safety mechanism, which decreases his strength. He is repelled by holy objects related to the The One Above All.
- Worldbreaker Hulk destroyed a planet in his clash with Red She-Hulk.
- Overpowered Hulkbuster Iron Man
- Overpowered The Thing
Notable Attacks/Techniques:
- Thunderclap: A term used to refer to a large shock wave created by a character with sufficient, superhuman strength violently clapping their hands together. These attacks can be incredibly destructive and lethal, sometimes equaling nuclear bombs or hurricanes.
- Reactive Powers: The Hulk’s Powers, while often thought of as physical, are actually primarily psychological in nature. Those mutated by the Gamma Radiation used in the Gamma Bomb have their innermost desires and psychological status manifested as mutations. As such, the Hulk’s powers are in actuality malleable. For example, as his rage increases, not only does the Hulk increase in power, but becomes more resilient, shaking off attacks and powers that previously overwhelmed him and surviving things he could not before. However, due to Banner’s shattered psyche and psychological trauma, this can also manifest as weaknesses and split forms, giving each mental aspect, subconscious fear, and psychological compulsion some level of tangible repercussions on the Hulk.
Notes:
- Before making any changes to this page, please read the Power-scaling Rules for Marvel and DC Comics.
- Additionally, there are special standards to be followed when scaling such a character, as listed on verse page.
Notable Matchups
Notable Victories:
Patrick Star (Spongebob Squarepants) Patrick´s profile (Both were 3-C. "Childlike Hulk" and "Mr. Superawesomeness" were being used. Patrick had the magic pencil, Laser Pants and the Elastic Waistband suit. Speed was equalized)
Notable Losses:
Inconclusive Matches:
References
- ↑ The Incredible Hulk Vol 2 #82
- ↑ Immortal Hulk #20
- ↑ Immortal Hulk #11
- ↑ Immortal Hulk #25
- ↑ Immortal She-Hulk
- ↑ Immortal Hulk #20
- ↑ Hulk Volume 2, #8
- ↑ Doctor Strange: The Best Defense
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 Hulk: Future Imperfect Volume 1, #2 (January 1993); Incredible Hulk Volume 1, #460 (November 1997)
- ↑ Thanos vs. Hulk Volume 1, #3
- ↑ Ghost Rider Volume 6, #13
- ↑ Hulk Volume 5, #5
- ↑ Hulk Volume 5, #6
- ↑ Hulk Volume 5, #7
- ↑ Indestructible Hulk Volume 1, #15
- ↑ The Incredible Hulk Volume 1, #135
- ↑ Immortal Hulk #16
- ↑ Absolute Carnage: Immortal Hulk
- ↑ Immortal Hulk #24
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Vol 1 #370
- ↑ World War Hulk Issue 3
- ↑ 22.0 22.1 Avengers: No Road Home # 6
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Vol 1 #126
- ↑ Incredible Hulks 613
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Vol #4
- ↑ Immortal Hulk #3
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Vol 1 607
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Vol 1 135
- ↑ Skaar king of the savage land
- ↑ Hulk Vol 2 012
- ↑ Incredible Hulk v1 610
- ↑ 32.0 32.1 The Incredible Hulk Volume 1, #138
- ↑ The Incredible Hulk Volume 1, #5
- ↑ 34.0 34.1 Deadpool Volume 4, #38
- ↑ The Incredible Hulk Volume 1, #273
- ↑ Hulk Volume 3, #1
- ↑ Immortal Hulk #18
- ↑ New Avengers: Illuminati Vol 2 #3
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Vol 1 #266
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Vol 1 #381
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Volume 1, #388
- ↑ Tales to Astonish #78
- ↑ 43.0 43.1 World War Hulk #2
- ↑ Spider-Man Volume 1, #18
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Vol 1 #268
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Vol 1 #242
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Vol 1 #194
- ↑ Agents of Atlas #8
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Annual #05
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Vol 1 #262
- ↑ The Incredible Hulk Vol 1 Issue 363
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Vol 1 #371
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Volume 1, #398
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Vol 1 298
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Vol 1 304
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Vo1 305
- ↑ Incredible Hulk Volume 1, #349 (November 1988)
- ↑ Avengers Volume 5, #3
- ↑ Incredible Hulk '97 #1
- ↑ Secret Wars II Volume 1, #8
- ↑ Hulk vs. Thor: Banner Of War Alpha #1 (2022)
- ↑ Hulk #7 (2021)
- ↑ Uncanny Avengers Volume 1, #17
- ↑ Onslaught: Marvel Universe (1996) #1
- ↑ Cable Vol 1 #35
- ↑ World War Hulk #5
- ↑ The Incredible Hulks #634
- ↑ The Incredible Hulks #635
- ↑ Avengers Volume 1, #686 (March 2018)
- ↑ Immortal Hulk Volume 1, #7 (October 2018)
- ↑ Infinity Volume 1, #6 (November 2013)
- ↑ Defenders Vol 1 10
- ↑ Incredible Hulks Volume 1, #627 (April 2011)
- ↑ Incredible Hulks Volume 1, #629 (May 2011)
- ↑ Immortal Hulk #20
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