Instead of the ship explosion killing everyone but Hulk, he
chose to hurl away Caiera and she survived while the explosion killed him. She
goes to Earth for vengeance, kills most of the superheroes facing her, enslaves
the rest, and forces them to spend decades building a massive statue of the
Hulk from which she rules the Earth.
“What If the Hulk Landed on the Peaceful Planet That Reed
Richards Promised?”
Writer: Greg Pak. Pencils: Rafa Sandoval. Inks: Gary Erskine.
Colors: Guru-eFX. Letters: Joe Caramagna.
Synopsis: Hulk lands on the peaceful planet and gets
acclimated. He turns back into Bruce Banner and builds a shelter; when he kills
an animal for food, he Hulks out and destroys the shelter. Banner builds a
catapult to hurl Hulk into a mountain. They fight back and forth until they
decide to divide the land into separate domains. Banner discovers Hulk has
created a peaceful valley where giant statues scare off predators and Banner
settles there. Millennia later, the small animals have evolved into human-like
creatures who have legends about the Hulk as their race’s protector but we see
he’s still there, watching over the creatures.
“What If Bruce Banner Had Landed on Sakaar Instead of the
Hulk?”
Writer: Greg Pak. Art: Fred Hembeck. Colors: J. Brown.
Letters: Joe Caramagna.
Synopsis: The ship lands on Sakaar and Hulk, thinking he’s
finally found peace, turns back into Bruce Banner—and is immediately killed.
Reed Richards goes to check up on him and he is instantly killed. Every
subsequent hero landing on the planet in search of his predecessors is
instantly killed.