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Post by Uatu the Watcher on Feb 12, 2007 18:39:26 GMT -5
Planet Hulk
After the Hulk destroys much of Las Vegas, a secret group of superheroes called the Illuminati traps the Hulk and rockets him into space to live a peaceful existence on a planet uninhabited by intelligent life. After a trajectory malfunction, the Hulk travels through a wormhole and crashes on the violent planet Sakaar. Weakened by his journey through the wormhole, the Hulk is sold as a slave. In a gladiatorial arena, he makes a deadly enemy when he scars the emperor's face. The Hulk overcomes great odds to become a gladiator, a rebel leader, and a conqueror. His personality has undergone changes and now represents a fusion of his “grey” and “savage” personas, exhibiting the relative sophistication of the grey version with the rage potential of the savage version. This so-called "Gravage Hulk" differs from the Maestro persona in that he still retains the inherent heroism of the character and has not degenerated into villainy.
(( In Progress... ))
After the Hulk destroys much of Las Vegas, a secret group of superheroes called the Illuminati traps the Hulk and rockets him into space to live a peaceful existence on a planet uninhabited by intelligent life. After a trajectory malfunction, the Hulk travels through a wormhole and crashes on the violent planet Sakaar. Weakened by his journey through the wormhole, the Hulk is sold as a slave. In a gladiatorial arena, he makes a deadly enemy when he scars the emperor's face. The Hulk overcomes great odds to become a gladiator, a rebel leader, and a conqueror. His personality has undergone changes and now represents a fusion of his “grey” and “savage” personas, exhibiting the relative sophistication of the grey version with the rage potential of the savage version. This so-called "Gravage Hulk" differs from the Maestro persona in that he still retains the inherent heroism of the character and has not degenerated into villainy.
(( In Progress... ))