True Believers: Hulk - The Other Hulks #1

Nov 2019 · Marvel · 1.00 USD

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In "I Was a Slave of the Living Hulk!", a desperate electrician stumbles upon an alien criminal frozen in ice, only to awaken a being who enslaves all of humanity through sheer psychic power. Forced to construct a ship for his escape and Earth's destruction, the electrician must find a way to sabotage the machine before it's too late. A classic tale of survival and defiance, written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, illustrated with raw energy by Jack Kirby and inked by Dick Ayers, with colors by Stan Goldberg and letters by Artie Simek and Ray Holloway. The cover, a striking collaboration by Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko, captures the story’s eerie, otherworldly dread.

Contains 2 stories

I Was a Slave of the Living Hulk!

13 pp · Science Fiction

Hulk [Xemnu, later called "the Titan"] (introduction, origin)Joe Harper

In a desperate bid to survive, an electrician named Joe Harper stumbles upon a dormant alien entity—Hulk, known as Xemnu, later called "the Titan"—and unwittingly awakens him. When the being psychically enslaves humanity to construct a ship for his escape and vengeance, Joe must use his wits and courage to sabotage the machine and send the Titan hurtling into the Sun’s orbit.

I Made the Hulk Live

5 pp · Science Fiction

A short and bitter scientist is obsessed with building a powerful giant robot body, which he calls the Hulk, but he traps himself inside without the means to activate the robot.

In "I Made the Hulk Live," a short and bitter scientist finds himself trapped inside the colossal robot body he designed, a towering machine he named the Hulk. With no way to activate it and only his stored supplies to sustain him, he must endure an endless, solitary existence within the very creation he sought to master.