Incredible Hulk Epic Collection #4

In "At the Mercy of -- Maximus the Mad!", Bruce Banner stumbles upon a town under the shadow of a colossal robot, its people eerily controlled. As his own mind comes under assault, Banner transforms into the Hulk, charging toward a hilltop fortress that’s the source of the mental domination. Inside, he confronts Maximus the Mad and his rogue Inhumans, only to be drawn into a clash that forces him to stand against the very forces that once threatened his past.

In "On the Side of... ...the Evil Inhumans!", the Hulk finds himself caught between loyalty and chaos when he rallies alongside his Inhuman allies to fight an invading army. But as the dust settles, the true mastermind—Maximus—reveals his treacherous hand, unleashing a towering robot to crush the Hulk and claim victory for himself.

In "Within the Swamp There Stirs... a Glob!", the Hulk crashes into a Florida swamp after being struck by a missile, only to stumble upon a cabin and a dangerous accident that births a monstrous, sentient muck creature known as the Glob. When the army arrives hunting the Hulk, the Glob takes Betty hostage, mistaking her for the woman he once knew in his human past. As tension rises between the Hulk and the Glob, their clash leads to a desperate confrontation that tests loyalty and sacrifice in the heart of the swamp.

In "The Hulk's Last Fight!", Bruce Banner races to New York after learning the Hulk has destroyed a train, hoping Reed Richards can find a cure. Once at the Baxter Building, the Hulk is forced into battle with the Fantastic Four, where a series of frantic notes—hidden on his waist—fall to the ground, sparking a tense game of cat-and-mouse as the Thing distracts him while Reed works to refine his weapon.

In "No More the Monster!", Bruce Banner finds a fragile peace after Mr. Fantastic's machine grants him control over his transformation, allowing him to become the Hulk at will—without losing his mind. With Betty by his side and a future finally in sight, Bruce vows to leave the rage behind, only to be drawn back into battle when Thunderbolt Ross asks for one last favor. As the Hulk, he faces the Leader’s latest scheme, but the familiar fury begins to stir, threatening to overwhelm the man who no longer wants to be the monster.

In "The Rhino Says No!", the Leader unleashes a power-enhanced Rhino during Bruce Banner’s wedding to Betty Ross, turning the ceremony in the Ross living room into chaos. As the Hulk reverts to his rage-fueled form, the couple’s vows are cut short when the two giants clash, destroying the home and leaving Bruce’s future uncertain.

In "...Where Stalks the Night-Crawler!", Bruce Banner, drained from his clash with the Absorbing Man, finds himself at a secluded mansion that soon becomes a prison for a cult seeking to summon the Undying Ones. Trapped in a nightmarish dimension, Banner transforms into the Hulk and confronts the Night-Crawler in a battle that fractures reality itself—only to be thrust into the ancient realm of the Undying Ones, where the fate of Earth hangs in the balance.

In "If I Kill You -- I Die!", Bruce Banner reconnects with Raoul, an old classmate in gamma studies, and together they build a machine meant to end the Hulk’s rampage. When the experiment goes awry, the gammatron splits Banner from the Hulk, forcing the scientist to flee from his own monstrous alter ego as the two are now separate — and the only way to stop the destruction may be to reunite them once more.

In "Day of Thunder -- Night of Death!", the Hulk races against time to save a dying boy named Jim, ultimately turning him over to General Ross in a desperate bid for help. Seeking a new path, the Hulk journeys to the war-torn nation of Morvania, where he confronts the tyrannical dictator Draxon in a clash of brute force and justice.

In "Among Us Walks...the Golem," the Hulk becomes an unlikely symbol of hope when the oppressed people of Morvania rally behind him, believing he is the ancient Golem reborn to liberate them from a brutal dictator. As he navigates the chaos of revolution, the line between myth and man blurs, and the Hulk must confront the weight of a legend he never asked to fulfill.

In "Descent into the Time-Storm!", the Hulk is torn from the present and hurled into World War I by the time-traveling conqueror Kang, who forces him to stop the Phantom Eagle from completing a mission that could erase the Avengers—and even the Hulk himself—from history. As Bruce Banner’s mind battles the rage of the Hulk across shifting timelines, the fate of the future hangs in the balance.

In "Klaatu! The Behemoth from Beyond Space!", the Hulk finds himself caught in a cosmic clash when he interrupts a battle between the space hunter Xeron and the colossal energy entity Klatuu—only to be captured and dragged into the depths of space as a slave. The story unfolds with relentless momentum, blending pulp sci-fi thrills with the Hulk’s raw power in a setting where survival means facing forces far beyond Earth.

In "The Stars Mine Enemy!", the Hulk finds himself trapped aboard a mysterious spaceship, forced to serve alongside a crew of alien allies—though his greatest torment comes in the form of his archenemy, the Abomination, now his first mate. When the ship's half-human, half-robot captain, Cybor, reveals the true purpose of their mission to hunt down the monstrous Klaatu, the fragile peace aboard the vessel shatters. As tensions boil over and the crew faces their final confrontation with Klaatu, the Abomination and Hulk are drawn into a brutal fight that sends them hurtling back into Earth’s atmosphere.