The Incredible Hulk #123
In "No More the Monster!", the Hulk's long struggle reaches a turning point when Mr. Fantastic's machine grants Bruce Banner full control over his transformation—finally allowing him to be both man and monster on his own terms. Though he vows to leave the rage behind and reunite with Betty, a new military threat forces Banner to don the green once more, reigniting a fierce battle with the vengeful Leader. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated with dynamic intensity by Herb Trimpe, with colors by Michele Robinson and letters by Artie Simek, this 1970 classic features a cover by Trimpe that captures the moment the Hulk returns—his mind clear, his power undeniable.
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Mr. Fantastic uses a machine on the Hulk that turns him back into Bruce Banner and allows him to transform into the Hulk at will while still retaining his own intellect. Bruce vows never to become the Hulk again and reunites with Betty who accepts his proposal of marriage. Thunderbolt Ross also makes nice with his soon to be son-in-law but asks him to become the Hulk one last time to protect a new and deadly military weapon during transport. The Leader tries to steal the weapon but is stopped by the Hulk who finds himself feeling more savage as he almost kills his deadliest foe.
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