Appearing in "Allegiance, Part 4"
Incredible Hulk (Vol. 2) #103
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Other Characters:
- Elloe's mother
- First Elder
- Illuminati (Only on screen as a static image or video record)
- Mr. Fantastic (Only on screen as a static image or video record)
- Iron Man (Only on screen as a static image or video record)
- Dr. Strange (Only on screen as a static image or video record)
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Synopsis for "Allegiance, Part 4"
Incredible Hulk (Vol. 2) #103
The Red King is dead, and the Hulk has been crowned the new ruler of the planet Sakaar in his place. In order to keep the Spikes from attacking his people, the Hulk has offered up his own body as a source of sustenance, believing that his gamma-spawned healing factor will sustain him. Concerned, Caiera the Oldstrong warns that not even the Hulk is powerful enough to continue this for much longer. With the Spikes sated, the Hulk briefly reverts back into Bruce Banner, although his cloak covers up this transformation long enough for the Hulk to regain control. The Hulk and Caiera then go out into the market for some food when suddenly they hear the sound of violence.
Elsewhere in the city, Elloe and Miek are leading their followers against soldiers who are still loyal to the previous king. They fight their way into the senate building threatening to kill all inside who are loyal to the Red King. However, inside, Elloe discovers that her own mother is among the senate. When Miek tries to kill her, Elloe stops him. This leads to a struggle between Elloe and Miek over killing her mother. Fighting is about to break out between the imperials and the insectoids when the Hulk interrupts the battle. When neither side is willing to stand down, the Hulk decides that the should settle their differences in the arena. As the Shadow People wait for an audience with the new king, they are disappointed to see the arena is still being used. When Elloe and Miek refuse to stand down, they are then allowed to fight to the finish. However, before the two opposing armies can harm each other, the Hulk comes crashing in and orders them to attack him. He forces them to fight him together, and when the battle is over the Hulk tells them to embrace each other as Warbound or he will kill them himself.
The Shadow People then meet with the Hulk to renegotiate treaties with the new ruler. However, the only change the Hulk makes is instead of having Caeira as his shadow, he asks her to be his queen, a position the Oldstrong accepts. Later that night in the Hulk's chambers, Caeira begins a Shadow marriage ceremony. In the middle, Caiera insists for this to be official that the Hulk show her his full self. The Hulk briefly allows himself to change back into Bruce Banner who introduces himself to Caeira. When she kisses him regardless of this revelation, Banner turns back into the Hulk. The newly married couple consummate their marriage and then go out onto the balcony to view their new kingdom. Meanwhile, at the Imperial Science Hall, Miek and No-Name are looking around. Miek is complaining because he feels that the Hulk has lost sight of his true purpose, smashing. The Brood then convinces Miek to fool around with her near the ship that first brought the Hulk to Sakaar. They accidentally bump the controls, turning on the video left for the Hulk by the Illuminati. Hearing how the Hulk was exiled from his world because he caused too much destruction, Miek decides to use this to remind the Hulk of who he really is.
Appearing in "How I Won the War, Part 3: Mutually Assured Destruction"
Punisher War Journal (Vol. 2) #3
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Captain America (Steve Rogers)
- Luke Cage
- Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
- Invisible Woman (Susan Storm-Richards)
- G.W. Bridge
- Stuart Clarke
- Young Avengers (Cameo)
- Patriot (Eli Bradley) (Cameo)
- Vision (Cameo)
- Human Torch (Johnny Storm) (Cameo)
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Other Characters:
- USMC (Only in flashback)
- "Captain America" (Only in flashback) (First appearance)
Locations:
- Camp Lejeune (First appearance), North Carolina (Main story and flashback)
- New York City, NY
- Stamford, Connecticut
Items:
Synopsis for "How I Won the War, Part 3: Mutually Assured Destruction"
Punisher War Journal (Vol. 2) #3
- Synopsis not yet written
Appearing in "Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Awesome Andy But Were Afraid To Ask."
She-Hulk (Vol. 2) #14
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Goodman, Lieber, Kurtzberg & Holliway
- Holden Holliway (Only in flashback)
- Mallory Book Appears in Flashback
- Two-Gun Kid (Matt Hawk) Appears in Flashback
- Ditto (Posing as Dottie)
- Augustus Pugliese (Only in flashback)
- Stu Cicero (Only in flashback)
- She-Hulk (Jen Walters)
- RT-Z9/Arthur Zix
- Thor (Only in flashback)
- Dr. Jane Foster
Antagonists:
- Mad Thinker (Only in flashback)
Other Characters:
- Stargod (John Jameson)
- Eternals of Titan
- Fantastic Four (Only in recap)
- Mr. Fantastic (Reed Richards) (Only in recap)
- Invisible Girl (Sue Storm) (Only in recap)
- Human Torch (Johnny Storm) (Only in recap)
- Thing (Ben Grimm) (Only in recap)
- X-Men (Only in recap)
- Cyclops (Scott Summers) (Only in recap)
- Marvel Girl (Jean Grey) (Only in recap)
- Beast (Hank McCoy) (Only in recap)
- Iceman (Bobby Drake) (Only in recap)
- Angel (Warren Worthington III) (Only in recap)
- Avengers (Only in recap)
- Captain America (Steve Rogers) (Only in recap)
- Hawkeye (Clint Barton) (Only in recap)
- Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff) (Only in recap)
- Quicksilver (Pietro Maximoff) (Only in recap)
- Preston Sinclair (Only in flashback)
- S.H.I.E.L.D.
Locations:
- Titan
- Shao-Lom Temple of Pama
- Saturn (Cameo)
- Earth
- New York
- Manhattan
- Baxter Building (Main story and flashback)
- Central Park (Only in flashback)
- Timely Plaza (Main story and flashback)
- Atlas Towers (Only in flashback)
- Empire State Building
- Excelsior Apartment Building
- Manhattan
- Mad Thinker's Laboratory
- New York
- Other Realm (Mentioned)
Items:
- Cyclops' Visor (Only in flashback)
- Captain America's Shield (Only in flashback)
- Captain America's Uniform (Only in flashback)
- Hawkeye's Bow & Trick Arrows (Only in flashback)
- Gauntlet Armor (Appears on screen)
- Serpent Crown (Appears on screen)
- Satan Claw (Appears on screen)
- Mjolnir (Only in flashback)
Vehicles:
- S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier (Mentioned)
Synopsis for "Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Awesome Andy But Were Afraid To Ask."
She-Hulk (Vol. 2) #14
On the Moon of Titan, She-Hulk has just finished adjudicating over the trial of Starfox and now tells her husband, John Jameson -- aka the Stargod -- that she wants to annul their marriage. Jennifer explains that the only reason why they got married was because they were hit with Starfox's powers. Although John refuses to believe this, Eros insists that it is true. He explains that he used his powers on two couples the day that Starfox was at Timely Plaza: Jennifer and John, as well as Mallory Book and Awesome Andy. This comes as a massive shock to Jennifer, as it explains the strange relationship between Mallory and Andy over the last while.
Meanwhile, on Earth, Awesome Andy walks the streets of New York reflecting on his past life. He thinks about how he was loved by Mallory Book and how great their romance was. This all changed when he shut off his mimicking powers to reveal that he had copied Starfox's powers and was unintentionally using them to make Mallory love him. As soon as he turned them off she renounced their relationship, feeling incredibly violated by the situation. No longer thinking of himself as an individual anymore, Andy walks past the Baxter Building and thinks back to when he was first created by the Mad Thinker. He thinks about all his battles against the Fantastic Four, the X-Men, the Avengers, and even Captain America and how they all ended in failure. Years later, the Thinker decided to make some improvements to the android's mimicking powers allowing him to imitate to the point where he could duplicate the skills of those around him. In order to test out the capabilities of these new powers, the Mad Thinker kidnapped Jane Foster in order to instigate a battle with Thor. Sure enough, when the Awesome Android was pitted against the thunder god, the android was able to mimic Thor's worthiness and lift his hammer, Mjolnir. However, this backfired on the Mad Thinker, as it awoke sentience in his creation, one with noble intentions. Sensing the change in his adversary, Thor then instructed the Android to stop his master and free Jane.
Andy now had a mind of his own for the first time, but was all alone. One day he happened upon the offices of Goodman, Lieber, Kurtzberg & Holliway. Then owner Holden Holliway took Andy in as a pro-bono case and helped clear his name of all the wrong doing he did as the Mad Thinker's slave. Grateful, Andy took on a job working for GLK&H where Andy made new friends and enjoyed his new life. He recalls how Mallory was the person who gave him the tablet that could allow him to transmit his thoughts. He then thinks about how everything changed the day Titania smashed Timely Plaza. Almost destroyed, Andy discovered a fear of his mortality and worked trying to help rehabilitate Mallory, eventually falling in love with her, leading to the heartbreaking end. His recollections over, Andy returns to his apartment to pack up his things. Hearing his roommate Two-Gun Kid and Mallory returning to the apartment, Andy hides. He overhears Mallory try to convince Matt to stay, and convinces him by telling him that she needs him and tossing aside her crutches and walking to him.
Andy then goes to Central Park where he has a daydream about being with Mallory. In this dream he can actually talk and he removes his block-head to reveal his true face underneath. Mallory is horrified to see that it is the face of the Mad Thinker. With this dream ending, Andy then walks to the Empire State Building. There he doffs his clothing on the observation deck and then leaps off the building. Instead of falling to his destruction, the Awesome Android mimics the flying ability of birds nearby and flies away. Andy decides that until he figures out who he is, he will never come back to New York City.
Meanwhile, Jennifer and Zeta-9 return to Earth to find that John Jameson has not joined them. She explains that John decided to stay in space for a while to think things over. When Zeta presses on the issue more than she likes, Jennifer tells her that this is a private situation. Going back to the office, she discovers that Dottie got fired and that everyone appears to be leaving, including the Two-Gun Kid and Awesome Andy. Jennifer rushes to the Excelsior apartments to discover that Andy has already left, leaving behind his tablet which reads "goodbye". Going back to her apartment, Jennifer finds movers taking out boxes. At first she thinks Pug is moving out, but learns that they are her own things. Going into her apartment to see what is going on, she finds Clay Quartermain of S.H.I.E.L.D. waiting for her. Clay tells Jennifer that she is being moved to the helicarrier because she has just been drafted by S.H.I.E.L.D.