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The Krill, strange little creatures, attacked The Hulk in INCREDIBLE HULK #63 in an effort to secure a blood sample for their masters at Home Base, a secret government agency. While Doc Samson, Nadia Blonsky, Sandra Verdugo, and Betty Ross continued to battle the Krill in INCREDIBLE HULK #64, the Jade Giant followed one when it returned to its headquarters.

Later, a nuclear explosion decimated Home Base in INCREDIBLE HULK #65, seemingly killing Sandra and her young son Ricky in the blast. Disturbed by the event, Bruce Banner turned to Nadia for consolation in INCREDIBLE HULK #66, while Betty decided to reveal to Samson that she suffered from cancer.

Home Base unleashed a clone of Banner in INCREDIBLE HULK #67, one which possessed the ability to transform into a twisted version of The Hulk. Banner and Samson debated using the scientist’s blood in an attempt to cure Betty in INCREDIBLE HULK #68, but the question became moot when a battle between the two green behemoths seemed a certainty. That battle to the death occurred in INCREDIBLE HULK #69.

Incredible Hulk (1999) #63

• Published: January 01, 2004
• Added to Marvel Unlimited: April 28, 2007
• Rating: T
• Writer: Bruce Jones
• Penciller: Mike Deodato
• Cover Artist: Mike Deodato

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After an odd, clairvoyant man failed in a plan to get The Hulk to kill him in INCREDIBLE HULK #70, Bruce Banner approached his old friend Tony Stark in INCREDIBLE HULK #71. Stark offered him a place to stay, although he’d become embroiled in a scandal over one of his employees who’d committed suicide.

The two men planned a gamma radiation experiment in INCREDIBLE HULK #72, but the late employee’s brother interfered when he sought revenge against Stark in INCREDIBLE HULK #73. The radiation drove the industrialist to a rampage as Iron Man in INCREDIBLE HULK #74, one put down by the efforts of The Hulk.

INCREDIBLE HULK #75 unveiled The Leader as Home Base’s secret commander, as well as the mastermind’s offer of a time machine to Banner and the chance for the scientists to wipe away his irradiated past. Iron Man and Doc Samson moved in to confront a Leader-controlled Hulk in INCREDIBLE HULK #76, but Nadia Blonsky lost her life in the ensuing confusion.