Appearing in "The Abomination Proclamation"
Incredible Hulk #196
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- The Abomination (Apparent death)
Other Characters:
- Ricky Bower (Appears on screen)
- Wilbur Manners
- US Army
- Pete
- Bernie
- Jack Kronsky
Locations:
Vehicles:
- Auto Star One (a robot-controlled rocket)
- Moon Buggy
Synopsis for "The Abomination Proclamation"
Incredible Hulk #196
Following the deactivation of a monitoring device inside the Abomination's head (which the villain was led to believe was really a bomb), the former Russian spy manages to convince the Hulk to join forces with him to get revenge on the "puny humans", much to the dismay of Doc Samson, General Ross, Clay Quartermain, and Betty Talbot. This creates yet another obstacle for them capturing the Hulk so that they might use Bruce Banner to restore Glenn Talbot from a catatonic state.
The Abomination brings the Hulk to a Florida Space Station and the two easily smash through the defenses and take the station under their control. With the base under their control, the Abomination takes control of their broadcasting capabilities and televises his demands: He is ransoming the entire space station for 100 million dollars in uncut diamonds to be given to him by midnight or he and the Hulk will destroy the base.
Holding the base staff hostage, the Abomination demands meals from them, when one of the employees attempts to electrocute th Abomination, he orders the Hulk to kill the man. When the Hulk finds that his intended victim is not afraid of death, he loses interest and earning the ire of his would-be partner who is beginning to realize that the Hulk is not as ruthless as he appears.
With time running out the US Government leaves it up to Hulkbuster Base to deal with the crisis and General Ross decides to attack their weakest link: The Hulk. Having Betty appear on television pleading for the Hulk to remember who she is, her pleas to get the Hulk to stop his attack confuse the brute, prompting the Abomination to smash any televisions that are broadcasting the message. Deciding that the government has not played ball with him, the Abomination leads the Hulk out to destroy the base. When the Abomination smashes another television screen playing Betty's message, the Hulk finally remembers who Betty is. When the Abomination refers to her as "just another puny human", this angers the Hulk. No longer considering the Abomination a friend, the Hulk angrily attacks him.
Their battle takes them to a nearby rocket that was scheduled for launch before their invasion of the base. During the fight the Abomination attempts to escape inside. As it is blasting off, the Hulk jumps onto the exterior hull and attempts to smash his way in. However, the Abomination knocks him loose sending him crashing back into Earth's orbit. The Abomination's get away isn't quite so clean however, as the damages caused by the Hulk make the rocket explode seemingly killing him. The hulk meanwhile crash lands somewhere in the Florida swamps. When news reaches Hulkbuster Base, they all assume that the Hulk had perished in he battle, sending Betty into a torrent of tears.
Appearing in "Knights and White Satin!"
Hero for Hire #6
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Laura Forsythe (First appearance)
- Catherine Forsythe (First appearance)
- Raymond Huxley Forsythe Sr. (First appearance)
- Claire Temple
Antagonists:
- Hitmen
- B.K.
- Murph
- Three unnamed hitmen
- Knight Armor Robots
- Ansel (Robert Frederick Forsythe) (First appearance)
Other Characters:
- Noah Burstein (Mentioned)
- David Griffith's Uncle Max (Mentioned)
- Perry Mason (Mentioned)
- Mayor John Lindsay (Referenced)
- Margaret Forsythe (Mentioned) (Deceased)
- Raymond Huxley Forsythe Jr. (Mentioned) (Deceased)
- United States Army (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
Locations:
- Earth
- North America
- United States of America
- New York State
- New York City
- Manhattan
- Times Square
- 42nd Street
- Gem Theater
- Storefront Clinic (Mentioned)
- 42nd Street
- Harlem (Mentioned)
- Times Square
- Unidentified Suburb
- Forsythe Mansion
- Manhattan
- New York City
- Seagate Prison (Referenced)
- New York State
- United States of America
- Korea (Mentioned)
- North America
Vehicles:
- Forsythe's Limo
Synopsis for "Knights and White Satin!"
Hero for Hire #6
After busting up some hitmen who have come to try and assassinate him, Luke Cage is visited by Laura and Catherine Forsythe, who have come to seek his help because they believe that somebody is trying to kill their Polio stricken grandfather, the wealthy Raymond Huxley Forsythe Sr.
Luke agrees to take on the case and travels to their mansion in the country. Right from the start, they find peril in the way of traps and robots in suits of armor which attack both Luke and terrorize the Forsythes. When Raymond Forsythe requires immediate medical attention after the attack, he's sent away in an ambulance.
Luke eventually learns that there is another Forsythe, Robert, who only stands to earn Raymond Sr.'s fortune if Raymond Sr. dies before Robert's 25th Birthday. Luke then finds Forsythe Jr. in a hidden room within the mansion. The two have a brief battle where Luke knocks him out by throwing a table at him. After all is settled, Luke returns to New York a little richer, and with an additional payment: kisses from both the Forsythe women, right in front of Claire, which lands Luke in hot water.
Appearing in "...To Be Free from Control!"
Captain Marvel #30
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Rick Jones
- Lou-Ann Savannah Controller (Controlled) (Main story and recap)
Antagonists:
- Controller (Basil Sandhurst) (Main story and recap)
- Thanos
- Thanos-Thralls
Other Characters:
- Iron Man (Tony Stark)
- Eon (Only in recap)
- Edwin Jarvis
- Numerous unnamed New Yorkers Controller (Controlled)
- Death
- Mordecai Boggs
- Hulk (Bruce Banner) (Mentioned)
- Skragg (Mentioned)
- Super-Skrull (Mentioned)
- Drax the Destroyer
Races and Species:
- Humans (Main story and recap)
- Kree
- Abstract Entities (Main story and recap)
- Titanians
- Insects (Mentioned)
Locations:
- Prime Marvel Universe (Mentioned)
- Negative Zone
- Earthspace (Main story and recap)
- Milky Way (Main story and recap)
- Solar System (Main story and recap)
- Earth (Main story and recap)
- United States of America (Main story and recap)
- New York City (Main story and recap)
- Manhattan (Main story and recap)
- Midtown (Main story and recap)
- Fifth Avenue (Main story and recap)
- Avengers Mansion (Main story and recap)
- Fifth Avenue (Main story and recap)
- Greenwich Village (Mentioned)
- Controller's secret laboratory
- Midtown (Main story and recap)
- Manhattan (Main story and recap)
- Thanos's base (Devil's Tongue, New Mexico) (Mentioned) (Destroyed)
- New York City (Main story and recap)
- United States of America (Main story and recap)
- Saturn
- Earth (Main story and recap)
- Solar System (Main story and recap)
- Milky Way (Main story and recap)
- "In-Between" in the universe (Only in recap)
Items:
- Captain Marvel's Suit and Nega-Bands
- Iron Man Armor Model 3
- Controller Suit (Main story and recap)
- Slave Discs
- Cosmic Cube
Synopsis for "...To Be Free from Control!"
Captain Marvel #30
- Synopsis not yet written
Appearing in "In the Country of the Blind!"
Daredevil #74
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Foggy Nelson
- Blind "Group"
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
- Jason Carrington (First appearance)
- NYPD
Races and Species:
Locations:
- New York
- New York City
- Manhattan
- Hell's Kitchen
- Madison Avenue
- Central Park (Only in flashback)
- Manhattan
- New York City
Items:
Synopsis for "In the Country of the Blind!"
Daredevil #74
When the entire city is struck blind, Daredevil begins trying to learn the truth behind the strange phenomenon. With the help of a group of people who were blind prior to the incident, Daredevil stops a group of thugs who have drugged the water supply to cause the city to go blind and did so in order to loot the city at their leisure. DD and his blind friends beat the thugs into submission, the drug wears off, and everyone blinded by it has their vision restored.