Immortal Hulk Vol 1 26

Published	Released
January, 2020	November 6, 2019
Issue Details
	Pages 52 Rating T+ (13 and up) Original Price $5.99
"Statue Quo Ante"
	Writer Al Ewing; Penciler Joe Bennett; Inker Ruy José; Colourist Paul Mounts; Letterer Cory Petit; Editor Wil Moss; Sarah Brunstad; Tom Brevoort;

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Yeah. I watched your little pirate broadcast. Your manifesto. Tell me, Bruce -- do you still play Minecraft on peaceful?

-- Brawn

Appearing in "Statue Quo Ante"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Other Characters:

U.S. Military (Mentioned)
King Namor
Leonard McKenzie (Mentioned)
Roxxon
- Roxx News
- Shock Roxx Radio (First appearance)
  - Mike "The Mic" Jacobs (First appearance)
- Minotaur (Dario Agger)
- Numerous unnamed others
Iron Man (Tony Stark) (Appears on a computer screen, TV, or hologram only)
U.S. Hulk Operations
- Harpy (Betty Ross-Banner) (Mentioned)
- Dr. Leonard Samson
- Dr. Charlene McGowan
- Monitor Team (Mentioned)
- Rick Jones (On-screen)
- Unnamed member
Del Frye (Statis)
Jen Walters (Mentioned)
Orchis (Mentioned)
Gen. Reginald Fortean (Mentioned) (Deceased)
U.S. Senate (Mentioned)
- Senator Geoffrey Patrick (First appearance; on-screen)
- Senator Kevin Krask (Mentioned) (Leaves team)
Gen. Thaddeus Ross (Mentioned) (Deceased)
Walter Langkowski (Mentioned) (Deceased)
Reed Richards (Mentioned)
Adam Brashear (Mentioned)
U.S. Government (Mentioned)
Arizona Herald
- Murray (Jackie's editor)
- Jackie McGee
- Gabe Flores (First appearance)
Daily Bugle (Mentioned)
Spider-Man (Peter Parker) (Mentioned)

Races and Species:

Locations:

Items:

Events:

• He’s got an underground fortress. He has powerful allies. He’s even got henchmen.

• He’s got everything he needs to declare war on human society as we know it. He’s the most dangerous man in the world...

• ...and BRUCE BANNER is just getting started.

One Roxxon Plaza has previously been established in the Financial District; however, the artistic license of the overhead shot in this issue places it instead in Murray Hill.