Incredible Hulk Epic Collection #10

When the Hulk Comes Raging! kicks into high gear as the enraged green giant storms Gamma Base, driven by the belief that the facility holds the body of Jarella. With Glenn Talbot locked in a brutal stalemate inside the Super-Mandroid armor, the arrival of Captain Marvel becomes the only hope to stop the rampage before the base is reduced to rubble.

In "The Hero and the Hulk!", the Hulk finds himself stranded in space after Captain Marvel uses the micro-cannon to shrink him and Jarella's body for transport—but when Colonel Talbot destroys the device, the plan collapses, leaving the Hulk adrift with no way home. The story unfolds as a tense, high-stakes journey through the void, where survival and memory become the only weapons against isolation.

In "How Green My Garden Grows!", the Hulk journeys to the desolate world of K'ai to lay to rest the body of Jarella, the only woman he ever truly cared for. Amid the planet’s dying landscape, he finds the last fertile valley guarded by the enigmatic Gardener, a cosmic entity who demands he leave—though the Hulk isn’t ready to surrender her memory. When the truth of the Gardener’s power is revealed, the Hulk’s rage ignites in a way that reshapes the world itself.

In the frozen heart of a mountain, Hulk stumbles into Jack Frost’s icy realm, a secluded world built in defiance of the human world above. When Frost attacks to keep his sanctuary secret, the Hulk’s strength proves too much—his rampage collapses the icy domain, forcing Frost to confront his own isolation. As the cavern crumbles, Frost helps the Hulk escape, only to be buried beneath the wreckage. Moments later, in General Ross’s cabin, Betty, Fred, and Rick are stunned by the sudden arrival of a wounded centaur—someone not from this world.

In "The Monster!", Bruce Banner finds himself caught between two forces when the Silver Surfer arrives at a remote base seeking a way to break through a cosmic barrier. With the townsfolk turning on them and gamma radiation unleashed, Banner transforms into the Hulk—only to be seized by the Surfer, who plans to siphon his power to escape. But when the Surfer sees Banner’s humanity in his final moments, he makes a choice that alters everything. The story unfolds with emotional weight and cosmic stakes, grounded in the fragile line between heroism and sacrifice.

In "Whatever Happened to the 3-D Man?", Bruce Banner finds temporary refuge with a kind family, but when the father, Hal Chandler, recognizes him, panic sets in and triggers Banner’s transformation into the Hulk. Chandler, who channels the spirit of his brother Charles—known as 3-D Man—steps forward to confront the rage, setting up an unexpected clash of powers. Meanwhile, at General Ross’s remote hunting cabin, the enigmatic Woodgod tends to the injured Centauron when Doc Samson attacks, forcing him to summon the other changelings for aid. With Rick Jones rallying the Teen Brigade, the stage is set for a collision of identities, secrets, and long-buried legacies.

In "The Changelings!--Part II!", Hulk, isolated and believing he has no allies, wanders away from Betty and the others—until Doc Samson's provocation ignites a fight. At the Changelings' village, tension erupts as Leoninus and his faction assault Woodgod, and Siren, realizing Centauron has been poisoned, races to rally Hulk and Samson. With their return, the tide turns, but not before Ross confronts Hulk, driving him away in fury.

In "Waiting for the U-Foes!", the Hulk finds himself unexpectedly targeted by a newly empowered quartet of superhumans—Vector, Ironclad, X-Ray, and Vapor—after their reckless spaceflight ends in a crash-landing on Earth. Once ordinary associates of millionaire Simon Utrecht, the team now wields cosmic-powered abilities and blames Bruce Banner for their premature return, setting the stage for a clash of strength and fury. The story unfolds with sharp energy and kinetic pacing, restored in vivid detail by Jimmy Porter.

In "Thunder Under the East River!", the Hulk, desperate to escape the weight of his own mind, stumbles into New York City and triggers chaos with every step. As panic spreads, Thor arrives to confront his old ally, only to find their clash unmatched—neither can prevail, and the storm between them rages on. With no place left to run, the Hulk flees to the only place he thinks can hide: an Israeli freighter bound for the sea.

In the scorching sands of Egypt, the Hulk clashes with the ancient forces of Gog and Magog, while the Bedouin chieftain Abdul Qamar, the Arabian Knight, stands at his side. Back at Gamma Base, Colonel Talbot, defying orders, launches the secret battlecruiser War Wagon in a fanatical bid to hunt down the Hulk. Meanwhile, Rick Jones arrives at Avengers' headquarters, desperate for help in finding and saving the Hulk before it's too late.

In "...To Hunt the Hulk!", the Hulk’s rampage takes him to the Soviet Union, where he clashes with the Super-Soldiers and faces a new, unseen threat. As Glenn Talbot descends deeper into madness, Rick Jones races to enlist Captain America’s aid in a desperate bid to stop the Hulk’s escalating chaos.

In the scorched heart of Japan, the Hulk seeks refuge on the volcanic island of Mount Kuroishi, only to be hunted by Glenn Talbot in his relentless war-wagon. As the mountain erupts in fury, the Hulk turns the chaos to his advantage, unleashing the molten fury of the earth to crush Talbot’s machine and end the pursuit. Meanwhile, across the globe, a desperate call from Rick Jones awakens the long-silent Teen Brigade, scattered and forgotten—now answering the summons from every corner of the world.

In "Encounter on Easter Island!", the Hulk, battered and adrift after a grueling swim across the Pacific, collapses on the remote shores of Easter Island—only to face a dangerous, unstable Absorbing Man. Meanwhile, Rick Jones, guided by a visit from Betty Ross, works frantically to track the Hulk’s whereabouts through the Teen Brigade, hoping to reach him before things escalate.

In "People in Glass Houses Shouldn't Hurt Hulks!", Bruce Banner finds himself under the strange care of a mysterious woman whose powers twist men into fragile glass sculptures. Meanwhile, Scott Lang delivers Stark International wrist-radios to Rick Jones, and General Ross, back in uniform, pushes to reclaim command of Gamma Base.

In "Interlude," Bruce Banner finds himself under the strange care of a mysterious woman whose powers reshape men into glass sculptures, leaving him caught between vulnerability and curiosity. Meanwhile, Scott Lang delivers Stark International wrist-radios to Rick Jones, and General Ross, back in uniform, pushes to reclaim command of Gamma Base.