Incredible Hulk Epic Collection #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "More or Ness," the Hulk and the Silver Surfer are rescued by the Starjammers and sent toward the Troyjan homeworld, where tensions flare as Trauma captures the Pantheon and returns to his father. With Lord Armageddon revealing himself as the hidden force behind Pantheon leader Agamemnon, the fate of the Pantheon hangs in the balance—Atalanta must choose between marriage and the loss of the immortality that keeps them alive. Meanwhile, on Earth, Janis meets Rick, setting off quiet ripples in a story already teetering on the edge of chaos. Written by Peter David and brought to life with dynamic art by Gary Frank, inks by Cam Smith, and vivid colors by John Kalisz, this issue blends cosmic stakes with intimate moments, all wrapped in a striking cover by Gary Frank and Cam Smith.
In "Liberation Day," the Hulk and the Pantheon launch a high-stakes assault on SHIELD to free Susan Jacobson, a government prisoner held under questionable authority. Meanwhile, Rick’s excitement over his upcoming wedding is met with silence from the Avengers, leaving him to wonder if he’s truly still part of the team.
In "The Troyjan War Part 1: Illegal Aliens," Hulk’s resistance to Doc Samson’s therapy hits a breaking point as tensions flare. Meanwhile, Cassie’s return to the Pantheon takes a sudden turn when Trauma abducts Atalanta, setting off a chain of events with no clear end in sight.
In "The Troyjan War Part 2: Blast Off," Hulk and the Pantheon launch into space to rescue Atalanta from Trauma, leaving Rick behind on Earth, furious and powerless. As they attempt to breach Trauma’s spaceship, Hulk is hurled into the void—only to be saved by the Silver Surfer, who pulls him into the deadly warp field generated by the ship’s hyperspace jump.
In "The Troyjan War Part 3: Jammin'," Hulk and Silver Surfer are brought aboard the Starjammers en route to the Troyjan homeworld, where Trauma has captured the Pantheon and taken them home to face his father’s wrath. With Lord Armageddon revealing himself as the hidden force controlling Agamemnon, the fate of the Pantheon hangs in the balance—Atalanta must choose between marriage and the annihilation of her allies. Meanwhile, on Earth, Jo meets Rick, setting off quiet ripples in a story still unfolding.
In "The Big Bang," the Hulk and the Starjammers are thrust into the heart of the Troyjan throne room as Trauma and Atalanta prepare to wed—her alliance a desperate bid to save the Pantheon from Armageddon’s power drain. With Trauma demanding a fight to the death, the Hulk faces his foe in a clash that will decide more than just one life.
In "Future Imperfect Part 1 of 2," the Hulk journeys to a bleak, radioactive future alongside Rick Jones and his great-granddaughter Janis, a resistance leader fighting against the tyrannical Maestro. With the fate of this broken world hanging in the balance, the Hulk must confront a future that mirrors his own darkest fears—before the fight for freedom truly begins.
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