Changes: World War Hulk: Front Line Vol 1 3

With the Hulk rampaging through the city, the military tries to convince an elderly woman from Harlem to leave her home, but she refuses to leave as she has lived in the neighborhood for over fifty years. The scene is observed by Front Line reporter Sally Floyd until she gets a call from Ben Urich. She tells Ben that the military unit there is gearing up for an assault on the Hulk. Ben explains things aren't going that well just outside of Manhattan where refugee camps have been set up, as there are a large number of military units heading into the city. With her phone about to die, Sally asks Ben to meet up with her. Before they end their call, Sally asks Ben what the city looks like from his vantage point and as he gazes upon the Warbound's Stone Ship hovering over the city he tells her it looks just like a movie.

Meanwhile, at the offices of the Daily Bugle, publisher J. Jonah Jameson works tirelessly to write out the story on a typewriter. He is joined by his editor Joe Robertson who asks Jonah how they will get the story out. Jameson is willing to hand crank the presses if he needs to, but he is more upset about how the Front Line is able to scoop them at every turn and demands to know who has been bankrolling their publication. Jameson is furious that Urich and Floyd are getting so successful and he tells Robertson to look into any dirt they can find on the pair as he believes that this is a war between the two newspapers.

Meanwhile, down on the front lines, Ben Urich and Sally Floyd are watching a tank deployment being sent in to battle it out with the Hulk. As the cannons roar, Urich begins to regret his decision to stay on the island instead of evacuating. Sally mirrors his regret, pointing out that this latest skirmish can't go very well for the US military. They manage to get up close to one of the soldiers to find out what is happening. As the Sargent tells them that they will not back down from the Hulk and his alien invaders, but as he tells them this, a ground of Sakaaran Natives knock over a water tower on a passing helicopter causing it to crash. Witnessing this, Ben tells Sally they need to get over there and run off to the crash site ignoring the soldiers who tell them to stay back. They rush through the battlefield, zipping past soldiers whose are going in guns blazing.

The pair get into an allyway and things suddenly go quiet, almost too quiet. They then head out onto the next street. There they find the downed helicopter crashed into the side of an apartment building. Outside stands the elderly woman who refused to leave her home, with her cat in hand, watching as her home burns.

Appearing in "Costume Division: Death of an Android"

Featured Characters:

⏴ Danny Granville ⏵

Supporting Characters:

⏴ Korg ⏵

Antagonists:

⏴ Thermo the Thermogenic Man

Other Characters:

⏴ Arch-E-5912 ⏵ (Remains)

Locations:

New York City
- Manhattan
  - Slappy's Deli

Synopsis for "Costume Division: Death of an Android"

Danny Granville of the NYPD's Cape Division finds himself in a life or death situation: He has agreed to investigate the alleged murder of Arch-E, the robotic member of the Hulk's Warbound. Investigating the crime scene with Korg, he had agreed to judicial servitude, little expecting that it mean his life was forfeit if he could not solve the mystery of Arch-E's destruction within the next forty-eight hours. They go back to the crime scene where Danny observes that the blast radiated outward almost as though someone dropped a bomb on the robot. With no apparent witnesses on the scene, Danny can think of someone who would not have fled the neighborhood even though the area had been evacuated.

Soon, they track down the supervillain known as Thermo the Thermogenic Man to see what he knows. In order to get him to talk, Korg and Danny take the villain up to the top of a high building and threaten to drop him to his death if he doesn't talk. With his life on the line, Thermo tells the two partners that while he didn't see what destroyed Arch-E, he did notice the robot after it passed the Manhattan Mall and notes that it was arguing with itself in a strange language that sounded like Russian before going into Slappy's Deli. Having gotten the answers they were looking for, Korg drops Thermo on the roof and the pair head off to investigate the deli.

When they arrive at the deli and look inside all they find is a stray dog scrounging for food. With no apparent clues around, Danny beings to lament over his predicament when he suddenly sees something that will help them emensely in the form of a very unlikely witness: the deli's security camera.

Appearing in "War is Heck"

Featured Characters:

Rhode Island governor

Supporting Characters:

Miles Flatt (First appearance)

Antagonists:

Los Habaneros (First appearance)
Jumpin' Jimmy Thunder and His Thunderifics (First appearance)
Five Baritones (First appearance)

Other Characters:

⏴ Iron Man (Tony Stark) ⏵

Locations:

Rhode Island
- Providence

Items:

Iron Man Armor Model 29

Vehicles:

Synopsis for "War is Heck"

Rhode Island holds an American Idol-style competition in order to find their Initiative representative. Apparently going with a musical-themed team, they go through several teams until the governor (acting as judge of the competition) decides on Miles Flatt and his "flaming guitar of death" to be their representative.

Notes

Continuity Notes

Embedded: Behind Enemy Lines

This story takes place during the events of World War Hulk #3

Costume Division: Death of an Android

This story takes place during the events of World War Hulk #1

War is Heck:

This story takes place prior to World War Hulk

Links and References

References

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 {{Marvel Database:Comic Template
-| Title               = World War Hulk: Front Line
+| Image               = World War Hulk Front Line Vol 1 3.jpg
-| Image               = Worldwarhulk_frontline_3.JPG
-| Volume              = 1
-| Issue               = 3
 | Month               = October
 | Year                = 2007
+| Event               = World War Hulk
 | Editor-in-Chief     = Joe Quesada
 | CoverArtist1        = John Watson
-| PreviousIssue       = [[World War Hulk: Front Line Vol 1 2|World War Hulk: Front Line #2]]
-| NextIssue           = [[World War Hulk: Front Line Vol 1 4|World War Hulk: Front Line #4]]
 | Quotation           =
 | Speaker             =
-| StoryTitle1         = Embedded: Behind Enemy Lines
+| StoryTitle1         = "Embedded: Behind Enemy Lines"
+| Synopsis1           = With the Hulk rampaging through the city, the military tries to convince an elderly woman from Harlem to leave her home, but she refuses to leave as she has lived in the neighborhood for over fifty years. The scene is observed by Front Line reporter Sally Floyd until she gets a call from Ben Urich. She tells Ben that the military unit there is gearing up for an assault on the Hulk. Ben explains things aren't going that well just outside of Manhattan where refugee camps have been set up, as there are a large number of military units heading into the city. With her phone about to die, Sally asks Ben to meet up with her. Before they end their call, Sally asks Ben what the city looks like from his vantage point and as he gazes upon the Warbound's Stone Ship hovering over the city he tells her it looks just like a movie.
-| Synopsis1           =
-As a soldier tries to convince a stubborn old lady to evacuate the war zone, Sally Floyd and Ben Urich discuss the craziness of the situation over the phone. Meanwhile, J. Jonah Jameson complains to Joseph Robertson that Frontline sprung up overnight with major resources. He wants to know who is behind it and he wants to take them down. As Sally and Ben run around the warzone during combat, they see the stubborn old lady in front of a destroyed home.
+Meanwhile, at the offices of the Daily Bugle, publisher J. Jonah Jameson works tirelessly to write out the story on a typewriter. He is joined by his editor Joe Robertson who asks Jonah how they will get the story out. Jameson is willing to hand crank the presses if he needs to, but he is more upset about how the Front Line is able to scoop them at every turn and demands to know who has been bankrolling their publication. Jameson is furious that Urich and Floyd are getting so successful and he tells Robertson to look into any dirt they can find on the pair as he believes that this is a war between the two newspapers.
+Meanwhile, down on the front lines, Ben Urich and Sally Floyd are watching a tank deployment being sent in to battle it out with the Hulk. As the cannons roar, Urich begins to regret his decision to stay on the island instead of evacuating. Sally mirrors his regret, pointing out that this latest skirmish can't go very well for the US military. They manage to get up close to one of the soldiers to find out what is happening. As the Sargent tells them that they will not back down from the Hulk and his alien invaders, but as he tells them this, a ground of Sakaaran Natives knock over a water tower on a passing helicopter causing it to crash. Witnessing this, Ben tells Sally they need to get over there and run off to the crash site ignoring the soldiers who tell them to stay back. They rush through the battlefield, zipping past soldiers whose are going in guns blazing.
+The pair get into an allyway and things suddenly go quiet, almost too quiet. They then head out onto the next street. There they find the downed helicopter crashed into the side of an apartment building. Outside stands the elderly woman who refused to leave her home, with her cat in hand, watching as her home burns.
 | Writer1_1           = Paul Jenkins
 | Penciler1_1         = Ramon Bachs
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 | StoryTitle2         = Costume Division: Death of an Android
+| Synopsis2           = Danny Granville of the NYPD's Cape Division finds himself in a life or death situation: He has agreed to investigate the alleged murder of Arch-E, the robotic member of the Hulk's Warbound. Investigating the crime scene with Korg, he had agreed to judicial servitude, little expecting that it mean his life was forfeit if he could not solve the mystery of Arch-E's destruction within the next forty-eight hours. They go back to the crime scene where Danny observes that the blast radiated outward almost as though someone dropped a bomb on the robot. With no apparent witnesses on the scene, Danny can think of someone who would not have fled the neighborhood even though the area had been evacuated.
-| Synopsis2           =
-Danny Granville mulls over the revelation that according to Korg's definition of "judicial servitude," honor demands suicide should they fail. After questioning Thermo the Thermogenic Man, an unregistered super-powered informant, Danny and Korg trace Arch-E-5912's trail to Slappy's Deli, where they find a security camera.
+Soon, they track down the supervillain known as Thermo the Thermogenic Man to see what he knows. In order to get him to talk, Korg and Danny take the villain up to the top of a high building and threaten to drop him to his death if he doesn't talk. With his life on the line, Thermo tells the two partners that while he didn't see what destroyed Arch-E, he did notice the robot after it passed the Manhattan Mall and notes that it was arguing with itself in a strange language that sounded like Russian before going into Slappy's Deli. Having gotten the answers they were looking for, Korg drops Thermo on the roof and the pair head off to investigate the deli.
+When they arrive at the deli and look inside all they find is a stray dog scrounging for food. With no apparent clues around, Danny beings to lament over his predicament when he suddenly sees something that will help them emensely in the form of a very unlikely witness: the deli's security camera.
 | Writer2_1           = Paul Jenkins
 | Penciler2_1         = Shawn Martinbrough
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 | StoryTitle3         = War is Heck
-| Synopsis3           = [[Rhode Island]] holds an American Idol-style competition in order to find their Initiative representative. Apparently going with a musical-themed team, they go through several teams until the governor (acting as judge of the competition) decides on Miles Flatt and his "flaming guitar of death" to be their representative.
+| Synopsis3           = [[Rhode Island (State)|Rhode Island]] holds an American Idol-style competition in order to find their Initiative representative. Apparently going with a musical-themed team, they go through several teams until the governor (acting as judge of the competition) decides on Miles Flatt and his "flaming guitar of death" to be their representative.
 | Writer3_1           = Paul Jenkins
 | Penciler3_1         = Chris Moreno
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 | Appearing1          =
 '''Featured Characters:'''
-* {{a|[[Ben Urich (Earth-616)|Ben Urich]]}}
+* {{a|[[Daily Bugle (Front Line) (Earth-616)|Front Line]]}}
-* {{a|[[Sally Floyd (Earth-616)|Sally Floyd]]}}
+** {{apn|[[Benjamin Urich (Earth-616)|Ben Urich]]}}
+** {{apn|[[Sally Floyd (Earth-616)|Sally Floyd]]}}
 '''Supporting Characters:'''
-* {{a|[[John Jonah Jameson (Earth-616)|J. Jonah Jameson]]}}
+* {{apn|[[Joseph Robertson (Earth-616)|Joseph Robertson]]|World War Hulk: Front Line #1|World War Hulk: Front Line #5}}
+'''Antagonists:'''
-* {{a|[[Joseph Robertson (Earth-616)|Joseph Robertson]]}}
+* {{apn|[[John Jonah Jameson (Earth-616)|J. Jonah Jameson]]|World War Hulk: Front Line #1|}}
-'''Villains:'''
-* <br/>
 '''Other Characters:'''
+* {{a|[[United States Army (Earth-616)|United States Army]]}}
-* <br/>
+* {{Photo|[[Bruce Banner (Earth-616)|Hulk]]}}
+* {{Photo|[[Benjamin Grimm (Earth-616)|The Thing]]}}
+'''Races and Species:'''
+* {{a|[[Sakaaran Natives]]}}
 '''Locations:'''
 * {{a|[[New York City]]}}
+** {{a|[[Manhattan]]}}
 ** {{a|[[Harlem]]}}
-** {{a|[[Daily Bugle|Daily Bugle Building]]}}
+** {{a|[[Daily Bugle Building]]}}
-'''Items:'''
-* <br/>
 '''Vehicles:'''
+* {{a|[[Stone Ship]]}}
-* <br/>
 | Appearing2          =
 '''Featured Characters:'''
-* {{a|[[Danny Granville (Earth-616)|Danny Granville]]}}
+* {{apn|[[Danny Granville (Earth-616)|Danny Granville]]}}
-* {{a|[[Korg (Earth-616)|Korg (Kronans)]]}}
 '''Supporting Characters:'''
-* [[Walter Michaels (Earth-616)|Thermo]] the Thermogenic Man
+* {{apn|[[Korg (Earth-616)|Korg]]||Heroes for Hire Vol 2 #12}}
-'''Villains:'''
+'''Antagonists:'''
+* {{apn|[[Walter Michaels (Earth-616)|Thermo the Thermogenic Man]]|Captain America #413|-}}
-* <br/>
 '''Other Characters:'''
-* {{a|[[Arch-E-5912 (Earth-616)|Arch-E-5912]]}} (corpse)
+* {{apn|[[Arch-E-5912 (Earth-616)|Arch-E-5912]]}} {{g|Remains}}
 '''Locations:'''
 * {{a|[[New York City]]}}
+** {{a|[[Manhattan]]}}
-** Slappy's Deli
+*** Slappy's Deli
-'''Items:'''
-* <br/>
-'''Vehicles:'''
-* <br/>
 | Appearing3          =
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 * Rhode Island governor
 '''Supporting Characters:'''
+* {{Only|[[Miles Flatt (Earth-616)|Miles Flatt]]}}
-* <br/>
-'''Villains:'''
+'''Antagonists:'''
+* {{Only|[[Los Habaneros (Earth-616)|Los Habaneros]]}}
-* <br/>
+* {{Only|[[Jumpin' Jimmy Thunder and His Thunderifics|Jumpin' Jimmy Thunder and His Thunderifics]]}}
+* {{Only|[[Five Baritones (Earth-616)|Five Baritones]]}}
 '''Other Characters:'''
+* {{apn|[[Anthony Stark (Earth-616)|Iron Man (Tony Stark)]]|Captain America Vol 5 #27|War Machine Vol 2 #1}}
-* Los Habaneros
-* Jumpin' Jimmy Thunder and His Thunderifics
-* Five Baritones
-* Miles Flatt
-* {{a|[[Anthony Stark (Earth-616)|Iron Man (Tony Stark)]]}}
 '''Locations:'''
-* {{a|[[Rhode Island]]}}
+* {{a|[[Rhode Island (State)|Rhode Island]]}}
-** {{a|[[Providence (City)|Providence]]}}
+** {{a|[[Providence (Rhode Island)|Providence]]}}
 '''Items:'''
-* {{a|[[Iron Man Armor Model 30|Extremis Armor]]}}
+* {{a|[[Iron Man Armor Model 29]]}}
 '''Vehicles:'''
 * <br/>
-| Notes               =
+| Notes               = ===Continuity Notes===
-* "Embedded: Behind Enemy Lines" takes place during the last pages of [[World War Hulk Vol 1 2|World War Hulk #2]] and the events of [[World War Hulk Vol 1 3|World War Hulk #3]].
+'''Embedded: Behind Enemy Lines'''
-* Presumably "Costume Division: Death of an Android" takes place between events in [[World War Hulk Vol 1 1|World War Hulk #1]].
+* This story takes place during the events of {{c|World War Hulk #3}}
+'''Costume Division: Death of an Android'''
+* This story takes place during the events of {{c|World War Hulk #1}}
+'''War is Heck:'''
+* This story takes place prior to [[World War Hulk]]
 | Trivia              =
 | Recommended         =

Changes: World War Hulk: Front Line Vol 1 3

Revision as of 11:16, 23 April 2020

Appearing in ""Embedded: Behind Enemy Lines""

Synopsis for ""Embedded: Behind Enemy Lines""