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Cover: John Romita Jr. & Klaus Janson

Incredible Hulk: Past Perfect #[nn]

Mar 2012 · Marvel · 39.99 USD; 43.99 CAD
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In "The Truth Is Really Out There," the Hulk's unexpected visit to Wakanda takes a surprising turn when Queen Divine Justice attempts to enlist his help in rescuing a sunken submarine—only to discover she's vastly underestimated his mind. Written by Priest and illustrated by Jon Bogdanove, this 2012 issue offers a rare, intimate look at the Hulk’s intellect and the consequences of underestimating him, with striking art and dynamic coloring by Avalon Studios and Arsia Rozegar. The cover, by John Romita Jr. and Klaus Janson, captures the tension of the moment with bold, expressive detail.

Contains 15 stories
The Truth Is Really Out There
22 pp · Superhero
HackOne (introduction, alien)Two (introduction, alien)Ancient (introduction, alien)Col. St. Hubbins (introduction)
Disorganized Crime, Part One
22 pp · Superhero
Mr. Foster (introduction)Nobby Pyles (introduction)Jimmy Delfini Jr. (introduction)Charlie Delfini (introduction)Dicky Delfini (introduction)Jimmy Delfini Sr. (introduction, deceased)Freddie T. (introduction)
Disorganized Crime, Part Two: Chicago Dope
22 pp · Superhero
Mr. FosterNobby PylesJimmy Delfini Jr.Charlie DelfiniDicky DelfiniJimmy Delfini Sr. (deceased)
Dear Betty ...
22 pp · Superhero
Angela Lipscombe (cameo)
Always on My Mind
40 pp · Superhero
Angela Lipscombe
Do You Know Where You're Going?
22 pp · Superhero
Past Perfect
22 pp · Superhero
Devil Hulk
Once in a Lifetime
22 pp · Superhero
Devil Hulk
The Hammer Strikes
34 pp · Superhero
FialanMandroid
Hulk vs. Rain
4 pp · Superhero
Animus
22 pp · Superhero
Hate Monger
Spiral Staircase Part 1
22 pp · Superhero
Devil Hulk
Spiral Staircase Part 2
22 pp · Superhero
Spiral Staircase Part 3
22 pp · Superhero
Tides
22 pp · Superhero
Barney Fiddler

In "Tides," Queen Divine Justice of Wakanda recounts the unexpected arrival of the Hulk, drawn to her by a mysterious call. When she attempts to enlist his strength to rescue a sunken submarine, her plan unravels as she realizes too late that the Hulk is far more perceptive than she assumed.

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Cast · 23 characters

Full credits

writer Priest
artist, inker Jon Bogdanove
colorist Arsia Rozegar
cover pencils John Romita Jr.
cover inks Klaus Janson

Reprints

↩ Reprints Incredible Hulk #21 (2000), Incredible Hulk #22 (2001), Incredible Hulk #23 (2001), Incredible Hulk #24 (2001), Incredible Hulk #25 (2001), Incredible Hulk #26 (2001), Incredible Hulk #27 (501) (2001), Incredible Hulk #28 (502) (2001), Incredible Hulk #29 (503) (2001), Incredible Hulk 2001 #[nn] (2001), Incredible Hulk #30 (504) (2001), Incredible Hulk #31 (505) (2001), Incredible Hulk #32 (506) (2001), Incredible Hulk #33 (507) (2001)

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