Bruce Banner has willingly surrendered to the United States government and has secretly agreed to subject himself to interplanetary expulsion. The government's satellites have pinpointed a habitable planet for Bruce and the Hulk to thrive on. Bruce can longer allow himself to become a target for experimentation or allow the Hulk's incredible power to be replicated.
Before his departure, Bruce is escorted to his shuttle by NASA officer Carol Danvers and greeted by his college buddy Rick Jones. Bruce makes his final goodbyes and preps for the launch. Just as the shuttle was about to launch, a large robot falls from the sky. Captain Mar-Vell who is under human disguise, recognizes the robot as a Kree Sentry. The Kree are coming which means the Inhumans' extinction.
Other plot lines
- General Bridges who is charge of operations at Cape Canaveral is actually Yon-Rogg, Mar-Vell's superior officer.
- Yon-Rogg changed the Hulk's shuttle trajectory for Hala, the Kree homeworld.
- Yon-Rogg intends for the Hulk to go mad and destroy the established order on Hala so that Yon-Rogg can bring about a new world order under his command.
- Yon-Rogg and his daughter Una-Rogg (Dr. Minerva) have developed a Nega Bomb which will either cancel out the Inhumans' powers or kill them.
- The Kree Sentry that crash landed in Cape Canaveral is a Kree cyborg who was once Zey-Rogg, Yon-Rogg's son.
- Zey-Rogg was programmed to find the Inhumans' stronghold
- Nitro has a mini Nega Bomb installed inside of him just in case the other Nega bomb is deactivated.
- Yon-Rogg and Una-Rogg had a silent partner in developing the Nega Bomb...Dr. Samuel Sterns aka Leader the Supreme Intelligence.
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