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* WanderingTheEarth: Partly out of morbid curiosity and a means to keep himself sane, Banner is revealed to have spent the past generations traveling around to see what's left.
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* WanderingTheEarth: WalkingTheEarth: Partly out of morbid curiosity and a means to keep himself sane, Banner is revealed to have spent the past generations traveling around to see what's left.
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* HumansAreTheRealMonsters: After everything Earth's mightiest heroes have done to protect humanity, in the end it's all undone by humanity itself in nuclear fire.
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* MagicPants: By the time the comic takes place, Bruce/Hulk's pants have degraded into being more akin to a loincloth or skirt, due to being so worn down.
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* WanderingTheEarth: Partly out of morbid curiosity and a means to keep himself sane, Banner is revealed to have spent the past generations traveling around to see what's left.
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''Hulk: The End'' is a 2002 Marvel comic book written by Creator/PeterDavid and illustrated by Dale Keown. It tells the story of an old Bruce Banner as the last surviving human on an Earth devastated by nuclear war, his only companion being a "Vidbot" left by alien races to document the demise of humanity. Although Banner wants nothing more than to die, the Hulk refuses to allow this, emerging whenever Banner is in danger. To make things worse, the pair are constantly pursued by swarms of giant evolved cockroaches which feed on the Hulk's constantly regenerating body...
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''Hulk: The End'' is a 2002 Marvel comic book written by Creator/PeterDavid and illustrated by Dale Keown. It tells the story of an Keown.
An old Bruce Banneras is the last surviving human on an Earth devastated by nuclear war, his only companion being a "Vidbot" left by alien races to document the demise of humanity. Although Banner wants nothing more than to die, the Hulk refuses to allow this, emerging whenever Banner is in danger. To make things worse, the pair are constantly pursued by swarms of giant evolved cockroaches which feed on the Hulk's constantly regenerating body...
An old Bruce Banner
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* SelfInflictedHell: The story concludes with the Banner part of the Hulk dead and the savage personality trapped alone on a nuclear-ravaged Earth with nothing to look forward to except wandering aimlessly and being daily devoured by gigantic mutant cockroaches from which he always heals. Hulk could have died with Banner or die at any time by reverting to Banner. But the Hulk's own stubbornness at admitting weakness ever, viewing dying as a form of defeat or weakness, the idea he needs someone else, or being anything less than the "strongest one there is" would in his mind mean his old, dead enemies triumphant over him means he is trapped in a hell he could escape at any time.
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* SelfInflictedHell: The story concludes with the Banner part of the Hulk dead and the savage personality trapped alone on a nuclear-ravaged Earth with nothing to look forward to except wandering aimlessly and being daily devoured by gigantic mutant cockroaches from which he always heals. Hulk could have died with Banner or die at any time by reverting to Banner. But the Hulk's own stubbornness at admitting weakness ever, viewing dying as a form of defeat or weakness, the idea he needs someone else, or being anything less than the "strongest one there is" would in his mind mean his old, dead enemies triumphant over him means he is he’s trapped in a hell he could escape at any time.
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* TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt: The story follows Bruce Banner a couple hundred years after a nuclear war has wiped humanity and America is now a barren radioactive wasteland only populated by Bruce/Hulk and cockroaches.
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* TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt: The story follows Bruce Banner a couple hundred years after a nuclear war has wiped out humanity and America is now a barren radioactive wasteland only populated by Bruce/Hulk and cockroaches.
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* CallBack: A few to Peter David's 12-year run on ''ComicBook/IncredibleHulk''. At one point Banner wanders through the ruins of Las Vegas, where the Grey Hulk worked as a legbreaker at a casino under the name "Joe Fixit". He also mentions the reason he still bothers with shaving is so he doesn't see the [[EvilMeScaresMe Maestro's]] [[BeardOfEvil face]] looking back at him out of any reflections.
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* CallBack: A few to Peter David's 12-year run on ''ComicBook/IncredibleHulk''.''ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk''. At one point Banner wanders through the ruins of Las Vegas, where the Grey Hulk worked as a legbreaker at a casino under the name "Joe Fixit". He also mentions the reason he still bothers with shaving is so he doesn't see the [[EvilMeScaresMe Maestro's]] [[BeardOfEvil face]] looking back at him out of any reflections.
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!!''Hulk: The End'' provides examples of:
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* PermaShave: Banner mentions that he bothers with shaving just so that with his greyed hair he wouldn't have Maestro staring back at him from every reflection as Hulk.
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* SelfInflictedHell: The story concludes with the Banner part of the Hulk dead and the savage personality trapped alone on a nuclear-ravaged Earth with nothing to look forward to except wandering aimlessly and being daily devoured by gigantic mutant cockroaches from which he always heals. Hulk could have died with Banner or die at any time by reverting to Banner. But the Hulk's own stubbornness at admitting weakness ever, viewing dying as a form of defeat or weakness, the idea he needs someone else, or being anything less than the "strongest one there is" would in his mind mean his old, dead enemies triumphant over him means he is trapped in a hell he could escape at any time.
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* AfterTheEnd: Hulk has spent quite a while (about a a couple centuries) surviving after a nuclear apocalypse.
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* AfterTheEnd: The Hulk has spent quite a while (about a a couple centuries) surviving is the last man on Earth, having survived for more than two centuries after a nuclear apocalypse.war wiped out mankind.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: All the Hulk wanted was to be left alone. He finally gets his wish, only to discover an even more miserable existence.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: All the The Hulk wanted was finally getting what he always wished for: to be left alone. He finally gets Completely alone, not even Banner nagging in the back of his wish, only mind. He almost immediately begins to discover regret it, discovering an even more miserable existence.
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* AgeWithoutYouth: Bruce Banner may not be allowed to die but his body definitely kept on aging regardless. It finally catches up to him at the end, as his heart starts to fail. Hulk permanently sends Banner away to keep them from dying, ignoring Banner's begging to just let it happen.
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* AgeWithoutYouth: Bruce Banner may not be allowed to die but his body definitely kept on aging regardless. His remaining hair is white and brittle, his skin has blistered and chapped, he has a permanent limp from a broken leg that never healed properly, and he’s skeletally thin. It finally catches up to him at the end, as his heart starts to fail. Hulk permanently sends Banner away to keep them from dying, ignoring Banner's begging to just let it happen.
