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Incredible Hulk, The (1968 series) #176

Gerry Conway | Herb Trimpe

Incredible Hulk, The (1968 series) #176 cover

Story Name:

Crisis On Counter-Earth!


Synopsis

Incredible Hulk, The (1968 series) #176 synopsis by Julio M2
Rating: 3.5 stars
Image from Incredible Hulk, The (1968 series) #176

Hulk finally arrives to Counter-Earth, and turns into Bruce Banner before a rescue team finds him in the Arc ship, and takes him to a hospital. When Bruce wakes up, a colonel explains to him he must be Doctor Banner’s impostor. Our planet’s Banner has a nervous breakdown and turns into his green alter ego, who rampages his way to freedom.

Meanwhile, protestors in front of the White House (in Counter-Earth) are requesting Adam Warlock to be liberated. But the US President seems less than troubled and calls a team to speak about the Hulk’s presence.

We discover that the high mandate is in fact the Man-Beast, a canine-looking-humanoid created by the High Evolutionary (the man-god who conceived the twin planet).

Man-Beast hates his creator after he exiled him and his peers for being imperfect creations. And he also wants to destroy Warlock, who has been his prisoner for two weeks (under the watching eye of his lackey Lizhardus).

Suddenly, Hulk lands near the Washington memorial monument, and making a hole in a side, gets in and climbs to the top to rest.

But soldiers won’t let him, firing their weapons to bring down the man monster.

The Man-Beast men (Cobrah, Weezhil, Barachuudar, among others) attack the Hulk and knock him out with a gas-delivering mask. Hulk turns into his human self.

And as the villains capture Banner, a Rigellian android (sent by the High Evolutionary) knocks Lizhardus and frees Adam Warlock from his prison cell.

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Characters:

Adam Warlock
Bruce Banner
Hulk
Man-Beast
Plus: Barachuudar, Cobrah, Lizhardus, Weezhil.


Quotes

Interesting passages found in this comic book.

"There is no place Hulk can go... Nowhere he can rest. If soldiers always want to fight, then Hulk will..."
~ HULK

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Review / Commentaries


Incredible Hulk, The (1968 series) #176 Review by (February 15, 2010)
First appearance of Adam Warlock in a Hulk comic.



Elektra


This comic is in the following collection:
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Collects Incredible Hulk (1968) #157-178; material from FOOM (1973) #1-2.
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Main/1st Story Full Credits

Herb Trimpe
Jack Abel
Stan Goldberg
Herb Trimpe (Cover Penciler)
John Romita (Cover Inker)
Additional Credits
Letterer: Art Simek.
Editor: Roy Thomas.



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