Appearing in "Man-Brute in the Hidden Land!"
Incredible Hulk #175
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Other Characters:
- Human Torch (Johnny Storm) (Referenced)
- Cobalt Man (Ralph Roberts) (Referenced)
- People's Liberation Army
- Three unnamed soldiers
- Agon (Mentioned)
- William Tecumseh Sherman (Mentioned)
- Fantastic Four (Mentioned)
- Medusa (Mentioned)
- Numerous unnamed Inhumans
- Entos (First appearance)
- Mullox (First appearance)
- Sub-Mariner (Namor McKenzie) (Mentioned)
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Locations:
- Earthspace
- Sol
- Earth
- Earth Orbit
- Asia
- China
- Great Wall of China
- Himalayas
- Great Refuge
- Shangri-La (Mentioned)
- Jericho (Referenced)
- China
- Georgia (Referenced)
- Australia
- Counter-Earth (Only on screen as a static image or video record)
- Sun (Only on screen as a static image or video record)
- Earth
- Sol
- Heaven (Referenced)
Items:
- Omniviewer (First appearance)
Vehicles:
- Space Ark (First appearance)
- Royal Sky-Sled (First appearance)
Events:
- World War II (Mentioned)
- Civil War (Referenced)
- Sherman's March to the Sea (Referenced)
Synopsis for "Man-Brute in the Hidden Land!"
Incredible Hulk #175
The Hulk is hurtled across the Earth following his battle against the Cobalt Man and sends him hurtling toward the Inhuman's hidden land. Picked up by the Inhuman's instruments, Karnak warns the Inhuman royal family that the Hulk's re-entry is on target with their newly constructed Space Ark, sending the Inhumans out to redirect the Hulk. Black Bolt flies off into the air and strikes the Hulk causing him to change course and crash into the side of a mountain.
Trapped inside, the Hulk tries in futility to get free and eventually falls asleep. When the Inhumans and Crystal's fiancée Quicksilver arrive at the crash site they see Bruce Banner climbing out of the hole caused by the Hulk's impact. Recognizing Banner from files provided to them by the Fantastic Four, the Inhumans welcome Banner back to Attilan as a guest, giving him new clothing and showing him their Space Ark which they explain that they are using to fly to a Counter-Earth that they detecting orbiting the sun opposite of their own Earth. They hope to go there because to the best of their knowledge there are no other super-humans on that Earth and they might be readily accepted there. They offer Banner to accompany them, however Bruce decides that he needs to think about it and walks around the hidden city.
As Banner is lost in thought about the idea of leaving this Earth for Counter-Earth, he is spotted by some Inhumans who decide to give him a hard time because he appears to be normal. Pushing Banner down, they make the biggest mistake they ever could: prompting Banner to transform into the Hulk. Going on a rampage through the hidden city, the Hulk is attacked by Quicksilver, Gorgon, Karnak and Triton, who attempt to subdue him with minimal success.
With the entire city at risk Black Bolt gets into the middle of the fight and when all else fails to stop the Hulk uses his immensely powerful voice to strike the Hulk down, who ultimately passes out from the noise. Black Bolt decides the best thing to do with the Hulk is to launch him off in their Space Ark, hoping to send him flying into empty space forever.
As the Hulk tries to futilely smash his way out of the ship, the Inhuman's launch it into space. While in Australia, Betty Talbot takes a plane back to the United States lost in thought about the supposed death of her husband Glenn Talbot and Bruce Banner. She witnesses what she thinks is a shooting star, completely unaware of the fact that it is in reality the Hulk's ship blasting off into space to an unknown destination.
Appearing in ""In the Midst of Life...!""
Daredevil #57
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Antagonists:
- Death's Head (Paxton Page) (Death)
Other Characters:
- Crime-Wave (Mentioned)
- Penelope Page
- Bill
- Tom
- Garth (Page's butler)
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Synopsis for ""In the Midst of Life...!""
Daredevil #57
Being shot at by police because they think he's Death's Head, Daredevil manages to work Death's Head steed to veer out of the path of the oncoming bullets and make it throw him from its back. The police realize that they were really shooting at Daredevil when they have a chance to pull off the Death's Head mask.
While Karen receives a call from Foggy telling her that he and Willie Lincoln are working together to shut down a criminal named Crime Wave. Karen and DD continue their search for her father, which leads them to his laboratory where Death's Head and the Page butler attack. During the battle it's revealed that the butler Garth was hired by the US Government to pose as a butler to insure that Karen's father did not betray his country with his secrets using Cobalt.
During the confrontation, Karen's life is put in jeopardy, and Death's Head sacrifices his life to save Karen's. DD removes the Death's Head Mask, to reveal that he is really Paxton Page, Karen's father. Afterwards, Daredevil reveals to Karen that he is really Matt Murdock.
Appearing in "Shall Man Survive?"
Fantastic Four #83
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- Inhuman Rocket
Synopsis for "Shall Man Survive?"
Fantastic Four #83
Made prisoners of Maximus, Reed, Ben and Johnny are put in a cell that they cannot break out of. Meanwhile, Maximus selects a loyal guard of Inhumans to serve him. While the Royal Family continues to try to break out of their own prison. Black Bolt risks using his powerful voice to break loose and the family fights through Maximus' loyal Alpha Primitives to free Reed, Ben and Johnny.
Although they fail to stop Maximus from activating his hypno-gun, the FF and the Inhuman Royal Family defeat Zorr, Maximus, and the Inhumans loyal to him. They manage to destroy the hypno-gun however they are unable to stop Maximus and his followers from escaping in a rocket, vowing to get revenge at a later date.