The Incredible Hulk #143
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Sanctuary!", Bruce Banner finds himself in a desperate chase from the authorities—only to be rescued by an unexpected ally: Doctor Doom, who spirits him away to the Latverian embassy. When General Ross arrives demanding Banner’s surrender, Doom unleashes a lifelike Hulk robot, leading the military to believe the threat has been neutralized. But as Bruce grapples with the irony of being saved by his archenemy, Doom takes him captive, using his "subliminal inducer" to manipulate both Banner and the Hulk. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by Dick Ayers with inks by John Severin, the cover by Herb Trimpe captures the tension of this pivotal moment. A 15-cent comic from 1971, this issue marks a bold new chapter in the Hulk’s saga.
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Reprinted in The Mighty World of Marvel #113 (1974), The Mighty World of Marvel #114 (1974), Hulk #11 (1978), Marvel Treasury Edition #20 (1979), Essential Hulk #4 (2006), Incredible Hulk Epic Collection #5 (2020), The Incredible Hulk Omnibus #3 (2025), Doctor Doom Epic Collection #2 (2026), Hulk E I Difensori #20
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