Marvel Must-Have #[12]

In "null," the Hulk, betrayed by Reed Richards and others, crash-lands on Sakaar and is enslaved as a gladiator under the brutal rule of the Red King. Forced to battle for survival in the arena, he must confront the harsh reality of his exile and the cost of being a weapon no one can control.

In "null," the Hulk teams up with fellow gladiators in a brutal arena fight circuit, forging unexpected bonds that strengthen their resistance. When an underground uprising strikes the arena, the group sees a chance to break free—though freedom may come at a cost.

In "null," Hulk stands at the edge of escape when Caiera offers him a way out—but he chooses to stay, drawn by the fight. As Death's Head guards erupt into the arena during a brutal match, killing Captain Skee, the gladiators are forced into a tighter, more desperate unity.

In "null," the Silver Surfer, battered and broken, is dragged to Sakaar and forced into the Emperor’s brutal gladiatorial games, pitted against the Hulk and his allies. As the enslaved fighters rise up against their captors, the arena collapses under their fury—and the escape begins.

In "null," the Hulk and his growing band of allies press forward in their fight against the Emperor, as whispers of an ancient prophecy begin to shift even the Emperor’s own followers—some now questioning whether the Hulk is not their enemy, but their long-foretold savior.

In "null," the fragile alliance between Hulk and his allies starts to fray as tensions rise. When Caiera and Hulk clash in a fierce battle that ends in a stalemate, they’re forced to set aside their differences to face a new threat—the Spikes, unleashed by the Emperor’s latest scheme.

In "null," the escalating war with the Spikes takes a devastating turn when Miek's queen falls to infection, forcing Hiroim and Caiera to seek the enigmatic Shadow Elders in a desperate bid to stop the Emperor’s advance. With the fate of their people hanging in the balance, they must navigate ancient secrets and uneasy alliances in a fight that tests the limits of loyalty and survival.

In "null," teen super-genius Amadeus Cho uncovers a shocking truth: the Illuminati sent the Hulk hurtling into space, and the rocket's trajectory went wildly off course. With Reed Richards at the center of the conspiracy, Amadeus must decide how far he’s willing to go to expose the secret—and what it means to be a hero when the truth is buried in silence.

In "null," a fractured Bruce Banner rides in silence across the sky, sedated and resigned, as Nick Fury and Captain America escort him to trial. His lawyer, Matt Murdock, fights to restore his voice—only to spark a transformation that shatters the plane’s fragile calm. With the Hulk free and the Fantastic Four waiting below, the sky itself seems to hold its breath.

In a tense courtroom showdown at JFK Airport, the Hulk faces trial for his actions, with Mr. Fantastic wielding a powerful Nega-Gamma Gun to subdue him. As testimony unfolds and the legal battle intensifies, a surprising twist reveals the Hulk’s mental state may disqualify him from standing trial. Just as the judge considers the next step, Reed Richards returns with a device promising to restore the Hulk to Bruce Banner—but instead, it fuels a dramatic escape.

In "null," the Hulk, refusing to be tested as the prophesied Sakaarson by the Shadow Elders, steals their spaceship and flees. When the Emperor sets a trap for Elloe, the Hulk arrives to rescue her, forcing a confrontation that tests his resolve and his place among legends.

In "null," the Hulk, shattered by the destruction of the shuttle that killed his queen Caiera and countless Sakaaran lives, leads his surviving warriors on a desperate return to Earth—driven not by rescue, but by a reckoning that will test the limits of his rage and the bonds he’s forged.