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Incredible Hulk, The (1968 series) #155

Archie Goodwin | Herb Trimpe

Incredible Hulk, The (1968 series) #155 cover

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Destination: Nightmare


Synopsis

Incredible Hulk, The (1968 series) #155 synopsis by Julio M2
Rating: 4.5 stars
Image from Incredible Hulk, The (1968 series) #155

Bruce Banner continues to reduce its size until he reaches a world with a city that looks like NYC, but it is in ruins, in war! Planes with swastikas bombard the city, so Banner turns into the Hulk and counterattacks. This brings in German soldiers with tanks. But as Hulk throws a tank on top of them, they turn into lizards. Hulk realizes that this is not Jarella’s world. Yet, he sides with American soldiers (the same ones he fights on real Earth!) to fight the Germans.

Meanwhile, Hank Pym states on National TV that Banner is dead, or lost in the microverse. This brings Betty Ross to tears, and finds comfort in Glenn Talbot‘s arms.

Back on the subatomic planet, the German leader, Otto Kronsteig, learns of how the “green golem” (Hulk) and the Americans are defeating his forces. According to Kronsteig, such cannot be since the Shaper promised him to make his dream of Germany winning WWII a reality!

Note: We see in flashbacks how Kronsteig created a shrinking serum for Doctor Doom, who tested it on him, sending Otto to the microverse where he met the Shaper.

As Hulk and his American partners attack Kronsteig’s base, the Shaper grants the fuhrer great muscularity becoming Captain Axis, a champion enough to face the Hulk! Yet Kronsteig never dreamed of such an opponent. What he cannot dream, the Shaper cannot become reality. Kronsteig gets weaker, and his dream vanishes.

Such makes the Shaper mad! He makes copies of Thunderbolt Ross, Talbot, Betty, Jim Wilson, even Jarella, to conquer the Hulk. But the brute attacks them. He wants the real deal only!

Beaten, the Shaper unleashes his power onto the Hulk, causing him to vanish even deeper into the microverse. And then he departs on his metallic moon, leaving the lizard-like beings (who took the shapes of soldiers and whatever else the Shaper found in Kronsteig’s dream) on their own to rebuild their planet.

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Characters:

Betty Ross
Bruce Banner
Captain Axis
Doctor Doom
Glenn Talbot
Hank Pym
Hulk
Jarella
Jim Wilson
Otto Kronsteig
Shaper


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This comic is in the following collection:
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Collects Incredible Hulk (1968) #138-156, Avengers (1963) #88.
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