Hulk falls to Earth as a burning meteorite targeting: The Himalayas! Unfortunately for the Inhumans, that’s the location of their secret lair. Confusing the Hulk with a war-head missile, Karnak devices a defense plan that involves sacrificing himself, something his colleagues (Crystal, Quicksilver, Gorgon, and ???) are in disagreement with. But it is Black Bolt, king of the Inhumans, who saves the day, flying to and knocking the falling menace, not before recognizing it was the green goliath...
Hulk lands hard in the ground, causing a crater from where Bruce Banner emerges.
Karnak explains Banner about Counter-Earth, Earth’s twin planet, which rotates exactly on the other side of the sun. It’s identical to Earth, in nature, human constructs, even in population, except that there are no super powered beings. The Inhumans would like to move their longing acceptance, and have built a large vessel called the Arc to do so.
While Banner studies the idea of moving there himself (since Betty Ross, his true love interest, is now married to Glenn Talbot), he is attacked by rebel Inhumans (Entos, Mullox, and others) who trigger the transformation.
Quicksilver and the rest try stopping the Hulk, to no avail. Only Black Bolt can by using his ultrasonic scream, which knocks the Hulk out... Temporarily. The king commands his teammates to place the Hulk in the Arc and shoot him to space or he would destroy their city when he wakes up.
As the Arc flies off to Counter-Earth, Betty is aboard a plane leaving Sydney, convincing herself that she must forget Banner, and focus on her husband Talbot, for everyone’s sake.
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