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'''Hjertvatnet''' is a [[Norway|Norwegian]] [[lake]] that lies in [[Ballangen]] [[municipalities of Norway|municipality]] in [[Nordland]].


This is a '''listing of powers and abilities''' possessed by the [[Hulk (comics)|Hulk]], a [[Fictional character|fictional]] [[comic book]] [[superhero]] in the [[Marvel Comics]] [[Marvel Universe|universe]].
==See also==


== Powers and abilities ==
* [[List of lakes in Norway]]
=== Strength ===
* [[Geography of Norway]]
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The Hulk possesses [[superhuman strength]] that grows directly proportional to his emotional state, particularly his anger, spawning the famous quotes: "The madder Hulk gets, the stronger Hulk gets," "Hulk is the strongest one there is," and "The most powerful creature to ever walk the Earth."<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 3, #111 (Dec. 2007)</ref> In the Hulk's early days, his enraged strength, at a usual level, made him a match in combat with beings such as [[Thor (Marvel Comics)|Thor]]<ref>''Journey Into Mystery'' #112 (Jan. 1965)</ref> and [[Hercules (Marvel Comics)|Hercules]].<ref>{{Comic book reference | Title = Tales To Astonish | Volume = 1 | Issue = 79 | date = (May 1966) }}</ref>


The Hulk has been shown capable of protecting other prominent Marvel superheroes from the collision of a falling [[mountain range]], claimed to dwarf the [[Andes]], and supporting a part of it on his back, with the assistance of leverage. The cover stated "Beneath one hundred and fifty billion tons stands the Hulk".<ref>''Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars'' #4 (Aug. 1984)</ref> More impressively, he managed to shift the continental plates of an entire planet to keep it from collapsing.<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 3, #102 (Mars 2007)</ref> The Hulk has also been shown shattering an [[asteroid]] twice the size of [[Earth]] with a single punch, with the help of hydraulic catapults launching him into outer space at great speed.<ref name="planet breaking">''Marvel Comics Presents'' #52</ref> When he lost control of his power at one point, he nearly destroyed the entire planet through the sheer output of force from his body. During that time his merest foot step threatened to sink the entire Eastern Coast of the United States.<ref name="WWH5">''World War Hulk'' #5; http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread/showthread.php?t=136412</ref> There are examples of the [[Leader (comics)|Leader]]<ref>''Tales to Astonish'' #73 (Nov. 1965)</ref> and [[Doc Samson]]<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 2, #228 (Oct. 1978)<!--The 1962-63 series is vol. 1--></ref> attempting, unsuccessfully, to measure the limits of the Hulk's strength using the advanced technology at their disposal. Upon probing by the [[Beyonder]], his inner potential for strength was described as "with no finite element inside".<ref>Secret Wars vol 2. #8</ref> As of the events of ''[[World War Hulk]]'', the writer [[Greg Pak]] described Hulk, as being at a level of physical power where "Hulk was stronger than any mortal -- and most immortals -- who ever walked the Earth<ref>[http://www.brokenfrontier.com/columns/details.php?id=836 ''Hulk, Skaar & Hercules'']</ref> ... I don't think even [[Superman]] would stand a chance".<ref>[http://www.brokenfrontier.com/columns/details.php?id=792 ''In the Wake of World War Hulk'']</ref>
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During combat with the [[Psionics|psionic]] entity known as [[Onslaught (comics)|Onslaught]], stated to possess power rivaling a [[Celestial (comics)|Celestial]],<ref>''Heroes Return'' #1-#4</ref> [[Jean Grey]] psionically disables Bruce Banner's persona, to remove all restraints on the Hulk's rage. While trading punches, the Hulk is angered to a point where he is able to overcome Onslaught's strength and destroy his armour.<ref>''Onslaught'': Marvel #1</ref>
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The Hulk possesses highly developed leg muscles which enable him to leap several miles at a time, and even longer distances while in an enraged state. He has been shown covering 1000 miles in a single leap,<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 3, #33 (Dec. 2001)</ref> and even jumping into a low-Earth orbit.<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 2, #254 (Dec. 1980)<!--The 1962-63 series is vol. 1--></ref>
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=== Durability ===
[[Image:Withstanding Silver Surfer's blasts.jpg|180px|[[Human Torch]]'s nova-flame + Storm's full power [[lightning]] strike/[[Silver Surfer]]'s blasts|thumb|left]]
The Hulk is depicted with extremely high levels of [[superhuman]] stamina and resistance to physical injury. His muscles are resistant to [[Muscle weakness|fatigue poisons]], which allows him to function at peak performance for extremely long periods without tiring. He's been shown enduring the impact of high-caliber artillery shells, falls from orbital heights, or extremely powerful [[List of comic book superpowers#Energy blasts|energy blasts]] without sustaining injury, and resisting poisons and diseases with no ill effect. The Hulk has been shown capable of withstanding a ground zero [[nuclear explosion]],<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 2, #440 (April 1996)<!--The 1962-63 series is vol. 1-->; ''Fantastic Four'' #433</ref> as well as the 1,000,000-degree Fahrenheit "nova-burst" of the [[Human Torch]], in one case combined with a full-power [[lightning]] strike by [[Storm (Marvel Comics)|Storm]].<ref>''Fantastic Four'' #435; ''World War Hulk'' #2</ref>

At the end of the "Planet Hulk" storyline, he withstands the blast effect of a "warp core breach", which generated enough force to destabilise the fictional planet [[Warbound#Planet Hulk|Sakaar]] near the point of collapse,<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 3, #105 (June 2007)<!--The 1962-63 series is vol. 1--></ref> and following this, [[Black Bolt]]'s voice, which generated enough power to knock off a piece of the moon the size of [[Rhode Island]].<ref name="BBScream">''Iron Man'' Vol.2 #19; ''World War Hulk'' #4; [http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread/showthread.php?t=116477 Writer Greg Pak comments]</ref> He has also displayed sufficient durability to survive immersion in magma and the immense temperatures and pressure of a planetary mantle for extended periods.<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 3, #102 (Mars 2007)</ref>

Other examples include withstanding energy blasts from the [[Silver Surfer]],<ref>''Silver Surfer'' vol. 2, #125</ref> Thor,<ref name="Thorfight440">''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 2, #440 (April 1996)<!--The 1962-63 series is vol. 1--></ref> a vastly powered-up gigantic [[Thanos]] clone,<ref name="XMan">''X-Man/Incredible Hulk '98 Annual''</ref> the [[High Evolutionary]],<ref name="Evolutionary">''Incredible Hulk'' vol.2, #266</ref> the [[Sentry (Robert Reynolds)|Sentry]],<ref name="World War Hulk">''World War Hulk'' #5</ref> and [[Galactus]] (when not fully nourished).<ref>''Marvel Super-Heroes Secret Wars'' #9</ref> A blast from [[Exodus (comics)|Exodus]] was incapable of causing him any discomfort.<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol.3, #84</ref>

His skin has resisted being pierced by a "Dog O' War", stated as capable of crushing adamantium in 7.3 seconds,<ref name="futim1">''The Incredible Hulk: Future Imperfect'' #1</ref> and even his eyeballs have proven completely resistant to portable [[machine gun]] fire.<ref name="Eyeballs machinegun fire">''Incredible Hulk'' vol.2, #395</ref> In another instance, the Hulk received no damage from a head-on collision powerful enough to shatter an asteroid twice the size of the Earth.<ref name="planet breaking">''Marvel Comics Presents'' #52</ref> His durability and endurance also increase in proportion to his anger.<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 2, #394 (June 1994)</ref>

=== Healing factor ===
[[Image:hulk heal.jpg|200px|thumb|The Hulk's [[healing factor]]]]Despite his body's high resistance to damage, it is possible to injure the Hulk. He has been hurt numerous times by opponents wielding weapons composed of adamantium.<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 2 #340 (Feb. 1988);<!--The 1962-63 series is vol. 1--> ''Wolverine'' vol. 2, #145; ''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 2 #430</ref> However, he can [[Regeneration (biology)|regenerate]] damaged or destroyed tissue with far greater efficiency than an ordinary human. He has proven capable of regenerating his eyes, skin, and most of his muscle tissue within moments of having it flayed from his body by Vector.<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 1, #398 (Oct. 1992)<!--The 1962-63 series is vol. 1--></ref> His future "Maestro" incarnation proved capable of eventually reconstructing himself after being blown to powder.<ref name="Powder">''Hulk: Future Imperfect'' #2; ''The Incredible Hulk'' Vol.2, #451; ''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 2, #460</ref> Like his strength, his healing factor varies in proportion to his emotional state.<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 2, #394 (June 1994)</ref>

He has displayed great resistance to unwilling transformation of his physical form. For instance, he was immune to direct genetic manipulation from the [[High Evolutionary]].<ref name="Evolutionary">''Incredible Hulk'' vol.2, #266</ref> Additionally, he fought off the effects of being shrunk by [[Goom]],<ref>''Incredible Hulk annual'' #5</ref> was quickly restored to normal by his [[healing factor]] after he was turned to stone by the [[Grey Gargoyle]],<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol.2, #364</ref> and he immediately tore free, completely unscathed, after having his limbs phased into solid concrete.<ref>''World War Hulk: X-Men'' #2</ref> As a possible side effect, he has been shown as functionally immortal by human standards in terms of long lifespan.<ref>''Incredible Hulk: The Last Titan''</ref>

=== Speed and reflexes ===
Marvel Comics executive editor [[Tom Brevoort]] officially listed the Hulk as possessing [[List of comic book superpowers#Superhuman speed|super speed]] comparable with Thor or [[Spider-Man]].<ref>''The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe'' Hulk 2004 (August 2004)</ref> The Hulk has sufficiently fast reflexes and reaction time to match the Sentry in physical combat.<ref>''World War Hulk'' #5</ref>

=== Resistance to psionics ===
The Hulk has also demonstrated great resistance from [[Psychokinesis|psychic control]] such as assaults from [[Xemnu|Xemnu the Titan]],<ref>''Defenders'' Vol.1, #12 (February 1974)</ref> [[Cable (comics)|Cable]],<ref>''Cable'' Vol.1, #34</ref> [[Professor Phobos]],<ref>''The Incredible Hulk '' vol. 2, #259 (May 1981)</ref> and [[Professor X]]avier.<ref name="WWHXM1">''World War Hulk: X-Men'' #1</ref>

In his earliest days, he proved vulnerable to the pre-Phoenix Jean Grey.<ref>''X-Men'' #66 (Mar. 1970)</ref>

=== Miscellaneous ===
* In addition to these powers, the Hulk demonstrated the ability to "home in" on the desert base where he was empowered.<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' Vol.1 #314</ref> He also has the ability to see and hear [[spectre]]s, such as the [[Astral body|astral form]] of [[Doctor Strange]].<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 3 #82</ref>

* His powers have been stated and shown to increase after absorbing large amounts of radiation up to [[ground zero]] nuclear attacks.<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 3, #105 (June 2007); ''The Incredible Hulk: Future Imperfect'' #2; ''Fantastic Four'' #433; ''World War Hulk: X-Men'' #2</ref>

* As a result of the Planet Hulk storyline, the Hulk has been written with combat skills and experience as a military strategist and leader. Also, he wears armor and utilizes mêlée weapons. For instance, he was able to eliminate the [[Juggernaut (comics)|Juggernaut]] from his battle with the X-Men by using the latter's own momentum against him, accelerating him to a point where he could not stop himself.<ref>''World War Hulk: X-Men'' #3</ref>

== Irregular abilities ==
* The Hulk has displayed limited [[List of comic book superpowers#Reactive adaptation/evolution|reactive evolution]], as he's developed a gland that enables him to [[List of comic book superpowers#Waterbreathing|breathe underwater]],<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 3, #77</ref> and stated that he would adapt to the [[Outer space#The "vacuum of space"|vacuum of space]],<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' vol. 3, #90</ref> which he later did, spending prolonged periods without needing to breathe.<ref>''World War Hulk: Prologue''</ref>

* He once used a ‘homing sense’ to locate Onslaught while burrowing underground.<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' Vol.2 #445</ref>

* He has been stated to possess an undefined mystical connection, enabling him to work as an inter-dimensional nexus of reality,<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' Vol.2 #453; ''The Incredible Hulk'' Vol.2 #450</ref> and has acted as a sponge for dark magic, being immune to or empowered by its effects.<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' Vol.3 #82; ''The Darkness/Hulk'' #1</ref>

* He has also been able to reflect the [[gamma ray]] blasts of the [[Galaxy Master]] back to the source.<ref>''Incredible Hulk'' Vol. 2 #270</ref>

* Occasionally, the Hulk has performed feats that violate the laws of physics, even by comic book standards, such as keeping apart matter and anti-matter spheres,<ref>''Marvel Team Up annual'' #2</ref> changing direction in mid-jump, or punching his way through a time-storm.<ref>''Incredible Hulk'' vol. 2, #135</ref> Further noteworthy occasions are displayed in the "Higher Extents of Power" list. As seen, he also regularly completely violates most remotely reality-connected principles of [[lever]]age, [[momentum]], and [[Deformation (mechanics)|material strain tolerance]].


== References ==
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This is a listing of powers and abilities possessed by the Hulk, a fictional comic book superhero in the Marvel Comics universe.

Powers and abilities

Strength

File:Supporting a mountain and destroying Onslaught.jpg
The Hulk supporting a mountain/overpowering Onslaught and destroying his armor.

The Hulk possesses superhuman strength that grows directly proportional to his emotional state, particularly his anger, spawning the famous quotes: "The madder Hulk gets, the stronger Hulk gets," "Hulk is the strongest one there is," and "The most powerful creature to ever walk the Earth."[1] In the Hulk's early days, his enraged strength, at a usual level, made him a match in combat with beings such as Thor[2] and Hercules.[3]

The Hulk has been shown capable of protecting other prominent Marvel superheroes from the collision of a falling mountain range, claimed to dwarf the Andes, and supporting a part of it on his back, with the assistance of leverage. The cover stated "Beneath one hundred and fifty billion tons stands the Hulk".[4] More impressively, he managed to shift the continental plates of an entire planet to keep it from collapsing.[5] The Hulk has also been shown shattering an asteroid twice the size of Earth with a single punch, with the help of hydraulic catapults launching him into outer space at great speed.[6] When he lost control of his power at one point, he nearly destroyed the entire planet through the sheer output of force from his body. During that time his merest foot step threatened to sink the entire Eastern Coast of the United States.[7] There are examples of the Leader[8] and Doc Samson[9] attempting, unsuccessfully, to measure the limits of the Hulk's strength using the advanced technology at their disposal. Upon probing by the Beyonder, his inner potential for strength was described as "with no finite element inside".[10] As of the events of World War Hulk, the writer Greg Pak described Hulk, as being at a level of physical power where "Hulk was stronger than any mortal -- and most immortals -- who ever walked the Earth[11] ... I don't think even Superman would stand a chance".[12]

During combat with the psionic entity known as Onslaught, stated to possess power rivaling a Celestial,[13] Jean Grey psionically disables Bruce Banner's persona, to remove all restraints on the Hulk's rage. While trading punches, the Hulk is angered to a point where he is able to overcome Onslaught's strength and destroy his armour.[14]

The Hulk possesses highly developed leg muscles which enable him to leap several miles at a time, and even longer distances while in an enraged state. He has been shown covering 1000 miles in a single leap,[15] and even jumping into a low-Earth orbit.[16]

Durability

File:Withstanding Silver Surfer's blasts.jpg
Human Torch's nova-flame + Storm's full power lightning strike/Silver Surfer's blasts

The Hulk is depicted with extremely high levels of superhuman stamina and resistance to physical injury. His muscles are resistant to fatigue poisons, which allows him to function at peak performance for extremely long periods without tiring. He's been shown enduring the impact of high-caliber artillery shells, falls from orbital heights, or extremely powerful energy blasts without sustaining injury, and resisting poisons and diseases with no ill effect. The Hulk has been shown capable of withstanding a ground zero nuclear explosion,[17] as well as the 1,000,000-degree Fahrenheit "nova-burst" of the Human Torch, in one case combined with a full-power lightning strike by Storm.[18]

At the end of the "Planet Hulk" storyline, he withstands the blast effect of a "warp core breach", which generated enough force to destabilise the fictional planet Sakaar near the point of collapse,[19] and following this, Black Bolt's voice, which generated enough power to knock off a piece of the moon the size of Rhode Island.[20] He has also displayed sufficient durability to survive immersion in magma and the immense temperatures and pressure of a planetary mantle for extended periods.[21]

Other examples include withstanding energy blasts from the Silver Surfer,[22] Thor,[23] a vastly powered-up gigantic Thanos clone,[24] the High Evolutionary,[25] the Sentry,[26] and Galactus (when not fully nourished).[27] A blast from Exodus was incapable of causing him any discomfort.[28]

His skin has resisted being pierced by a "Dog O' War", stated as capable of crushing adamantium in 7.3 seconds,[29] and even his eyeballs have proven completely resistant to portable machine gun fire.[30] In another instance, the Hulk received no damage from a head-on collision powerful enough to shatter an asteroid twice the size of the Earth.[6] His durability and endurance also increase in proportion to his anger.[31]

Healing factor

File:Hulk heal.jpg
The Hulk's healing factor

Despite his body's high resistance to damage, it is possible to injure the Hulk. He has been hurt numerous times by opponents wielding weapons composed of adamantium.[32] However, he can regenerate damaged or destroyed tissue with far greater efficiency than an ordinary human. He has proven capable of regenerating his eyes, skin, and most of his muscle tissue within moments of having it flayed from his body by Vector.[33] His future "Maestro" incarnation proved capable of eventually reconstructing himself after being blown to powder.[34] Like his strength, his healing factor varies in proportion to his emotional state.[35]

He has displayed great resistance to unwilling transformation of his physical form. For instance, he was immune to direct genetic manipulation from the High Evolutionary.[25] Additionally, he fought off the effects of being shrunk by Goom,[36] was quickly restored to normal by his healing factor after he was turned to stone by the Grey Gargoyle,[37] and he immediately tore free, completely unscathed, after having his limbs phased into solid concrete.[38] As a possible side effect, he has been shown as functionally immortal by human standards in terms of long lifespan.[39]

Speed and reflexes

Marvel Comics executive editor Tom Brevoort officially listed the Hulk as possessing super speed comparable with Thor or Spider-Man.[40] The Hulk has sufficiently fast reflexes and reaction time to match the Sentry in physical combat.[41]

Resistance to psionics

The Hulk has also demonstrated great resistance from psychic control such as assaults from Xemnu the Titan,[42] Cable,[43] Professor Phobos,[44] and Professor Xavier.[45]

In his earliest days, he proved vulnerable to the pre-Phoenix Jean Grey.[46]

Miscellaneous

  • In addition to these powers, the Hulk demonstrated the ability to "home in" on the desert base where he was empowered.[47] He also has the ability to see and hear spectres, such as the astral form of Doctor Strange.[48]
  • His powers have been stated and shown to increase after absorbing large amounts of radiation up to ground zero nuclear attacks.[49]
  • As a result of the Planet Hulk storyline, the Hulk has been written with combat skills and experience as a military strategist and leader. Also, he wears armor and utilizes mêlée weapons. For instance, he was able to eliminate the Juggernaut from his battle with the X-Men by using the latter's own momentum against him, accelerating him to a point where he could not stop himself.[50]

Irregular abilities

  • He once used a ‘homing sense’ to locate Onslaught while burrowing underground.[54]
  • He has been stated to possess an undefined mystical connection, enabling him to work as an inter-dimensional nexus of reality,[55] and has acted as a sponge for dark magic, being immune to or empowered by its effects.[56]
  • Occasionally, the Hulk has performed feats that violate the laws of physics, even by comic book standards, such as keeping apart matter and anti-matter spheres,[58] changing direction in mid-jump, or punching his way through a time-storm.[59] Further noteworthy occasions are displayed in the "Higher Extents of Power" list. As seen, he also regularly completely violates most remotely reality-connected principles of leverage, momentum, and material strain tolerance.


References

  1. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 3, #111 (Dec. 2007)
  2. ^ Journey Into Mystery #112 (Jan. 1965)
  3. ^ Tales To Astonish, vol. 1, no. 79 ((May 1966)).
  4. ^ Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #4 (Aug. 1984)
  5. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 3, #102 (Mars 2007)
  6. ^ a b Marvel Comics Presents #52
  7. ^ World War Hulk #5; http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread/showthread.php?t=136412
  8. ^ Tales to Astonish #73 (Nov. 1965)
  9. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 2, #228 (Oct. 1978)
  10. ^ Secret Wars vol 2. #8
  11. ^ Hulk, Skaar & Hercules
  12. ^ In the Wake of World War Hulk
  13. ^ Heroes Return #1-#4
  14. ^ Onslaught: Marvel #1
  15. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 3, #33 (Dec. 2001)
  16. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 2, #254 (Dec. 1980)
  17. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 2, #440 (April 1996); Fantastic Four #433
  18. ^ Fantastic Four #435; World War Hulk #2
  19. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 3, #105 (June 2007)
  20. ^ Iron Man Vol.2 #19; World War Hulk #4; Writer Greg Pak comments
  21. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 3, #102 (Mars 2007)
  22. ^ Silver Surfer vol. 2, #125
  23. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 2, #440 (April 1996)
  24. ^ X-Man/Incredible Hulk '98 Annual
  25. ^ a b Incredible Hulk vol.2, #266
  26. ^ World War Hulk #5
  27. ^ Marvel Super-Heroes Secret Wars #9
  28. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol.3, #84
  29. ^ The Incredible Hulk: Future Imperfect #1
  30. ^ Incredible Hulk vol.2, #395
  31. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 2, #394 (June 1994)
  32. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 2 #340 (Feb. 1988); Wolverine vol. 2, #145; The Incredible Hulk vol. 2 #430
  33. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 1, #398 (Oct. 1992)
  34. ^ Hulk: Future Imperfect #2; The Incredible Hulk Vol.2, #451; The Incredible Hulk vol. 2, #460
  35. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 2, #394 (June 1994)
  36. ^ Incredible Hulk annual #5
  37. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol.2, #364
  38. ^ World War Hulk: X-Men #2
  39. ^ Incredible Hulk: The Last Titan
  40. ^ The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Hulk 2004 (August 2004)
  41. ^ World War Hulk #5
  42. ^ Defenders Vol.1, #12 (February 1974)
  43. ^ Cable Vol.1, #34
  44. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 2, #259 (May 1981)
  45. ^ World War Hulk: X-Men #1
  46. ^ X-Men #66 (Mar. 1970)
  47. ^ The Incredible Hulk Vol.1 #314
  48. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 3 #82
  49. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 3, #105 (June 2007); The Incredible Hulk: Future Imperfect #2; Fantastic Four #433; World War Hulk: X-Men #2
  50. ^ World War Hulk: X-Men #3
  51. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 3, #77
  52. ^ The Incredible Hulk vol. 3, #90
  53. ^ World War Hulk: Prologue
  54. ^ The Incredible Hulk Vol.2 #445
  55. ^ The Incredible Hulk Vol.2 #453; The Incredible Hulk Vol.2 #450
  56. ^ The Incredible Hulk Vol.3 #82; The Darkness/Hulk #1
  57. ^ Incredible Hulk Vol. 2 #270
  58. ^ Marvel Team Up annual #2
  59. ^ Incredible Hulk vol. 2, #135
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