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Cover: Gary Frank & Mark Farmer

The Incredible Hulk #400

Dec 1992 · Marvel · 2.50 USD; 2.95 CAD; 1.65 GBP
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In "Ghosts of the Past, Conclusion; Deus Ex Machina Part 1," Stan Lee and Steve Ditko deliver a pulse-pounding chapter of The Incredible Hulk #400, where the Leader’s past shadows his present as he unleashes a monstrous Humanoid to crush the Hulk. Bruce Banner, under suspicion and escorted by Talbot, finds himself in a deadly train battle when the creature attacks—only to be framed when the nuclear device is lost and Banner is discovered in ruins. The cover by Gary Frank and Mark Farmer captures the moment’s escalating tension.

Contains 3 stories
Ghosts of the Past, Conclusion; Deus Ex Machina Part 1
19 pp · Superhero
Mrs. JerginsSupreme HydraHydra

In the climactic pages of "Ghosts of the Past, Conclusion; Deus Ex Machina Part 1," Betty confronts her past amid the cold corridors of Pantheon headquarters, sharing a tense moment with her husband, Mrs. Jergins. As the Hulk prepares to face the Leader, Rick brings Marlo to the man who claims he can bring her back—only to confront the true cost of such power. The Hydra loom in the shadows, their plans unfolding as the fate of the past and future hangs in the balance.

Deux Ex Machina, Part 2
19 pp · Superhero
HydraSupreme Hydra

In "Deux Ex Machina, Part 2," the Hulk and Hydra clash at the Leader's compound during a desperate resurrection attempt, as Soul Man brings Marlo back to life. Though Rick tries to stop it, the Hulk's intervention disrupts the ritual—Marlo is restored, but her mind is lost to whatever darkness now fills her.

A Titan Rides the Train!
10 pp · Superhero
Humanoid

In "A Titan Rides the Train!", the Leader unleashes his towering Humanoid to stop the Hulk, setting off a high-stakes clash aboard a moving train. With Banner under suspicion and Talbot watching closely, the battle erupts when the Humanoid attacks—sending the Hulk into a desperate fight to protect a dangerous nuclear device. When the device tumbles off the train, the aftermath leaves Bruce Banner exposed and arrested, his fate hanging in the balance.

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CGC 9.8 · 402 in census $85*
CGC 9.6 · 106 in census $46*
CGC 9.4 · 65 in census $37*
CGC 9.2 · 30 in census $34*
CGC 9.0 · 14 in census $32*
CGC 8.5 · 14 in census $30*
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CGC 8.0 · 9 in census $30*
CGC 7.5 · 5 in census $30*
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CGC 5.5 · 2 in census $30*
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CGC 4.5 · 1 in census $30*
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Cast · 31 characters

Full credits

writer Stan Lee
inker Geo. Bell
letterer S. Rosen
cover pencils Gary Frank
cover inks Mark Farmer

Reprints

↩ Reprints Tales to Astonish #63 (1965)

Reprinted in Hulk #10 (1993), Hulk #11 (1993), Der unglaubliche Hulk #40 (1994), Der unglaubliche Hulk #44 (1995), Hulk #31 (1997), Incredible Hulk Epic Collection #19 (2015), Hulk : L'intégrale #1992 (2016), Incredible Hulk by Peter David Omnibus #2 (2020), Marvel Héroes #116 (2023), Devil & Hulk #15

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