Hulk: Planet Hulk #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection presents the epic storyline where the Hulk is exiled from Earth by the Illuminati and crash-lands on the barbaric planet Sakaar. Forced into gladiatorial combat, he rises from slave to leader, ultimately becoming the planet's ruler and setting the stage for the World War Hulk saga. Written by Greg Pak with art by Carlo Pagulayan and others, it collects the core issues of the 2006-2007 storyline.
In "Planet Hulk Exile: Part One," the Hulk crash-lands on the brutal planet Sakaar after learning of a betrayal by Reed Richards and others who kept him from returning to Earth. Forced into the arena, he becomes a gladiator under the rule of the Red King, fighting not just for survival, but for a chance to reclaim his freedom. Written by Greg Pak and illustrated by Carlo Pagulayan, with dynamic inks by Jeffrey Huet and vibrant colors by Chris Sotomayor, this issue sets the stage for a harrowing journey on a world where strength is currency and the fight is never just for glory. The cover, by José Ladrönn, captures the raw intensity of the Hulk’s new reality.
In "Planet Hulk Exile: Part One," the Hulk crash-lands on the brutal planet Sakaar after learning of a betrayal by Reed Richards and the others who kept him from returning to Earth. Forced into the arena, he becomes a gladiator for the Red King, fighting not just for survival, but to reclaim his place in a world that has no use for him.
In "Planet Hulk Exile Part II," the Hulk builds unexpected bonds with fellow gladiators, turning their shared struggle into a powerful alliance that captivates the arena crowds. When an underground resistance strikes the arena, the chaos offers a rare chance to break free—though the path ahead remains uncertain.
In "Planet Hulk Exile Part III," Hulk stands at a crossroads when Caiera offers him escape, yet he chooses to stay and fight. As the Emperor's Death's Head guards storm the arena during a brutal match, the deadly attack claims Captain Skee and ignites a fierce unity among the gladiators.
In "Planet Hulk Exile Part IV," the Silver Surfer, weakened and captured, is forced into the gladiatorial arenas of Sakarr to battle the Hulk and his allies. As the enslaved fighters break free from the Emperor’s control, they rise up in revolt, dismantling the arena and fleeing into the unknown.
In "Planet Hulk Anarchy Part III," the fragile alliance among Hulk and his companions starts to fracture as tensions rise. Caiera and Hulk clash in a brutal stand-off, but when the Emperor unleashes the Spikes, they're forced to set aside their differences and stand together against the new threat.
In "Planet Hulk Allegiance Part 1," the escalating war with the Spikes takes a grim turn when Miek's queen falls ill and must be sacrificed. With the threat mounting, Hiroim and Caiera make a dangerous choice—seeking the enigmatic Shadow Elders to challenge the Emperor’s rule.
In "Planet Hulk Allegiance Part II," the Shadow Elders attempt to force the Hulk to prove his destiny as the prophesied Sakaarson, but he rejects their test and flees, commandeering their ship. When the Emperor sets a trap for Elloe, the Hulk arrives just in time to intervene—his strength and resolve tested once more in a world that demands his allegiance.
In "Planet Hulk Armageddon Part II," the Hulk, reeling from the destruction of his new home and the death of his queen Caiera, leads his surviving warriors on a desperate quest to return to Earth—driven not by hope, but by a burning need for vengeance. The story unfolds with raw intensity as the Hulk’s journey from exile to retribution begins in earnest.
In "Planet Cho," teen super-genius Amadeus Cho confronts Reed Richards with the truth: the Hulk wasn’t just banished to space—he was mislaunched, and the consequences could be catastrophic. With the weight of a secret that could unravel the Illuminati’s plans, Jo must decide how far he’s willing to go to set things right.
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Reprinted in Hulk: Planet Hulk #[nn] (2008), Marvel Must-Have #[12] (2020)
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