Three plotlines converge on a single narrative: At Roxxon headquarters,
CEO Dario Agger, in his Minotaur form, lectures his staff, including a nervous
fellow named Higgins, on how the company profits from uncertainty so the current
Hulk situation is good for them. Of all the products they sell, the most
profitable is narrative, controlling the information that goes to the public,
shaping their minds to believe what Roxxon wants them to believe….
At the Shadow Base, Dr. Charlene McGowan is preparing to teleport Hulk
to the first target but she warns Bruce Banner that it might be risky. Plus,
that sunrise is in ten minutes, which would disable Hulk. But Bruce becomes
Hulk and doesn’t want to wait, so he goes through….
At Roxxon West Data Center in Oregon, two of the company’s
B.E.R.S.E.R.K.E.R. team are on guard. Palicki picks a fight with his commander
out of boredom and the two assume their monster forms and battle—but then a
bright light opens up in the sky…
…and Hulk comes through, clobbering the two guards and then
he proceeds into the building, tearing into more of the monstrous berserkers. Agger
is notified that Hulk is attacking their Oregon data center and he reacts
badly, crushing Higgins’ head in his claw. Why? It’s the center of RoxxFace and
their other social media services by which they manipulate the public’s minds. Hulk
finishes the job and contacts McGowan who reports that RoxxFace is down and she
reminds Hulk it is almost sunrise…but Hulk decides to stay and watch it, the
start of a new day….