The Incredible Hulk #102
In "This World Not His Own!", the Hulk is pulled from a bottomless pit and brought to Asgard, where the Warriors Three seek answers from Oldar the Oracle about the jade giant’s origins. Written by Gary Friedrich and illustrated with dynamic flair by Marie Severin—whose inks and colors bring the mythic clash to life—this 1968 Marvel classic sees the Hulk join forces with Odin’s warriors to repel an army of trolls, only to earn the All-Father’s ire and be sent back to Earth. The cover by Marie Severin and Frank Giacoia captures the moment of arrival with bold, otherworldly energy.
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Bruce Banner is falling down a bottomless pit back to Midgard when the Enchantress plucks him back. The Warriors Three consult Oldar the Oracle and find out the origins of the Hulk. Banner transforms into the Hulk which enrages the Executioner who has fought the jade giant before. Leaving the Hulk behind, the evil duo lead an army of trolls against Asgard and the Hulk arrives on the scene just in time to lend a hand in the victory of Odin's forces. Even though he has proven himself an ally, the Hulk still manages to tick the All-Father off so an enraged Odin sends him back to Earth.
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