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    Tales to Astonish #78

    Tales to Astonish » Tales to Astonish #78 - The Prince And The Puppet!; The Hulk Must Die! released by Marvel on April 1966.

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    The Prince And The Puppet!; The Hulk Must Die! last edited by Vlad3008 on 11/29/22 03:53PM View full history

    The Hulk is back in the present, but his secret is out... Bruce Banner is the Goliath Green monster!

    "The Hulk Must Die!" - Thinking the Hulk is dead, Rick Jones finally revealed his greatest secret... the fact that Dr. Bruce Banner and The Incredible Hulk are actually one and the same! But, as the teenager leaves the Hulk's lonely cave with a shocked Major Glen Talbot, neither of them realizes that the green titan is slowly returning from the far-distant future, in which he had been trapped...!

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    The Hulk Must Die! - yeah, we know. 0

    Tales to Astonish #78 - The Prince And The Puppet!; The Hulk Must Die! by gc8 on August 25, 2011

    So what we have here is the Hulk returning from the future to the present. Once he's spotted, the Army determines to capture him again. Once they have him, they entrust him to Dr. Zaxon (can't imagine he'll be a villain with a name like that - and no relation to Dr. Zaxton who also ended up being a villain). Anyway, you can see where this predictable issue is coming from and going to. Throw in some silliness about 'anti-matter' and 'organic energy', and you have a pretty much disposable issue. ...

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