House of M: The Incredible Hulk #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the three-issue House of M: The Incredible Hulk miniseries from 2006, part of Marvel's larger House of M crossover event. Written by Daniel Way with art by Steve Dillon, it explores an alternate reality where the Hulk is a peaceful, intelligent hero living in a world ruled by mutants, but his hidden rage threatens to unravel the fragile new order. The story offers a unique take on Bruce Banner's dual nature within the context of the event's reality-altering premise.
In "Terra Incognita, Part 1," the Hulk finds himself in a fractured world where old alliances are tested and new ones form in unexpected ways. With Monica Rappaccini’s betrayal shaking the foundation, the Hulk and Scorpion must unite against AIM, while Banner’s struggle for control of Australia reaches a critical turning point. Written by Peter David and illustrated by Jorge Lucas, this issue delivers a tense, character-driven chapter in the House of M saga, with dynamic art and bold colors by Carlos Lopez, William Muray, and Impacto Studios, and sharp lettering by Rus Wooton and Virtual Calligraphy. The cover by Andy Brase captures the chaos and intensity of the moment.
In "Terra Incognita, Conclusion," the fractured alliance between Banner and Monica Rappaccini shatters when her betrayal forces the Hulk and the Scorpion to stand together against AIM. With Banner reclaimed as ruler of Australia, the battle for control escalates as Magneto makes a final, desperate bid to reclaim power.
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