The Mighty World of Marvel #155
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Will the Real Bruce Banner Please Turn Green?", the Hulk’s journey takes a wild turn when he lands on Counter-Earth, where he faces off against the Rhino, stumbles into a civil war among the New Men, and encounters a version of himself—complete with a wife named Betty and a son named Bobby. Meanwhile, back on Earth, Betty Ross and Glenn Talbot prepare for their wedding, unaware of the chaos unfolding across dimensions. Written by Roy Thomas and Steve Gerber, with dynamic art by Herb Trimpe and cover art by Trimpe, this issue blends sci-fi adventure with personal stakes in a story that redefines identity and connection.
When the Hulk journeys to Counter-Earth and clashes with the Rhino amid a civil war among the New Men, he encounters a version of himself—Robert Bruce Banner—alongside his wife Betty Ross Banner and their son Robert Bruce Banner Jr. Meanwhile, back on Earth, Betty Ross and Glenn Talbot prepare for their wedding, unaware of the strange echoes unfolding across realities.
In "Brother, Take My Hand!", Daredevil crosses paths with Willie Lincoln, a newly blinded veteran haunted by his wartime trauma, as the hero returns from entertaining troops in Vietnam. Back in New York, Lincoln faces a corrupt system that threatens to derail his life, drawing him into a dangerous web where old debts and new threats collide. With Foggy Nelson and Karen Page at his side, Daredevil must protect Lincoln from a ruthless mob boss determined to silence him—before justice is buried beneath the weight of silence.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #70 (1968), Daredevil #47 (1968), The Incredible Hulk #158 (1972)
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