Chaos War: Incredible Hulks #[nn]

In "Inferno," the Hulk and his allies return from K'ai to find Earth plunged into chaos—everyone unconscious, death impossible as Mikaboshi has usurped the power of Death itself. As they struggle to contain the escalating threat, they're ambushed by demons led by the Abomination, now serving Mikaboshi, who reveals their target: Rick's wife, Marlo. When A-Bomb gives the Hulk a lead, Dr. Strange suddenly transforms into Zom and turns on them.

In "Hell Break," the Hulk's team races to protect Marlo—once a host of Death—after a possessed Doctor Strange attacks them, forcing a desperate retreat to Phoenix. As Marlo grapples with the lingering power she still holds, she calls upon Doc Samson, Jarella, Hiroim, and Glenn Talbot to stand against the Abomination and the forces of Zom. But when the Abomination summons his own monstrous ally—Brian, the Hulk’s father in the terrifying form from Bruce’s nightmares—the battle reaches a terrifying new peak.

In "Harrowed," the Hulk confronts the haunting presence of his father, a battle that quickly reveals the true nature of the threat—deeply psychological and rooted in his past. As the fight escalates, the heroes must rely on inner strength and unity to face the Chaos King, with Marlo’s power playing a crucial role in turning the tide.

In "God Smash Part One," the Hulk, driven by the pain of his friends' suffering, storms through the halls of Olympus in a furious quest to confront Zeus. With rage and desperation fueling every step, he wages a brutal, relentless battle to make the god of gods answer for the chaos above.

In "God Smash Conclusion," the Hulk confronts Zeus in a desperate bid to save his friends, only to be defeated and sentenced to be devoured by vultures—until Hercules and Hulk’s allies rush to his aid. Meanwhile, in the Savage Land, Miek plots his revenge against the Hulk.

In "‘Til Death Do Us Part," Red She-Hulk teams up with the Punisher to take down the armored Heartless Crew, but their uneasy alliance puts their mutual distrust to the test—each sees the other as a threat, even as they fight side by side.

In "Daddy Issues," Bruce struggles to bond with Lyra, caught between his desire to be a father figure and the reality of his own limitations. Realizing he can't force the connection, he makes the quiet choice to step aside and let his cousin Jen guide Lyra through their world.