Defenders #31 - the best argument for living green

[perletwo]

magus_69 requested the scene best remembered for this image:



and whenever possible, I'm here to oblige. So here are 2 and a third pages of a 20-page story from 1976.









He takes the fawn to Dr. Strange, and a couple issues later it somehow ends up becoming a host body for the villainous Chondu the Mystic. Proving that no good gamma-ray deed goes unpunished, I guess.


Tags, anyone? char: hulk/bruce banner, creator: jim mooney, creator: sal buscema, creator: steve gerber, group: defenders, publisher: marvel comics, title: defenders

Comments

[cmdr_zoom]

Yup.

Hey! I just realized something... this directly contradicts the recent official claim (was it from WORLD WAR HULK?) that the Hulk has never, in all his rampages, actually killed anyone. (Also, all those Cobra pilots shot down by GI Joe had parachutes, and Greedo shot first.)

[foxhack]

Well, you can see the guy who had a rifle necktie is still alive.

The other guy might still be alive! Just, you know, with no brain.

[ar_feiniel]

I personally like to think Hulk killed them both.

[an-idol-mind.livejournal.com]

Actually, the canon established in World War Hulk is that the Hulk has never ACCIDENTALLY killed anyone. I.E., all his rampages wound up with no unintentional casualties. There have been examples of the Hulk killing people that were cited by the Hulk himself to Amadeus Cho when that claim was made. The only difference is that he meant to do it.

[abbadie]

Huh, didn't somebody recently post a scene from the new retelling of the Avengers' origin where Hulk brains one of Rick Jones' teen brigade kids without even noticing? (which is a sick thing since they always rooted for him, anyway)

[an-idol-mind.livejournal.com]

That was a Loki-induced vision...not the real Hulk, or even a real event.

[daningram.insanejournal.com]

What? That guy clearly survived! Hulk divided the four perfectly!