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* HorrifyingTheHorror: The Hulk seen many messed up stuff before AND after becoming Maestro. When Dr.Doom's face mask falls off, however, he is genuinely taken back.
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* HorrifyingTheHorror: The Hulk has seen many messed up stuff things before AND after becoming Maestro. When Dr. Doom's face mask falls off, however, he is genuinely taken back.aback.
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* StrawmanHasAPoint: [[spoiler:After Hulk overthrows Hercules, he announces his intention to take his place as the new Maestro. A couple of citzens question why it should be Hulk and why not let it come to vote. When Hulk points out Herc wasn't voted Maestro, they weakly retort that it was a "different" time then. Yeah...all 5 minutes ago.]]
* StrongAndSkilled: [[spoiler:What actually separates Hercules from Hulk.]]
* StrongAndSkilled: [[spoiler:What actually separates Hercules from Hulk.]]
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* WouldHurtAChild: Zigzagged. Like the Hulk, Maestro does not like seeing children hurt and will avoid doing so himself. [[spoiler:Unlike the Hulk, the Maestro does have an army that is willing do so for him.]]
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* StrawmanHasAPoint: [[spoiler:After Hulk overthrows Hercules, he announces his intention to take his place as the new Maestro. A couple of citzens question why it should be Hulk and why not let it come to vote. When Hulk points out Herc wasn't voted Maestro, they weakly retort that it was a "different" time then. Yeah...all 5 minutes ago.]]
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* HorrifyingTheHorror: The Hulk seen many messed up stuff before AND after becoming Maestro. When Dr.Doom's face mask falls off, however, he is genuinely taken back.
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* TheWorfEffect: A combination of years in stasis and Banner's mind in control of the Hulk's body made him much weaker than he was at his prime, something that Hercules notes while he's manhandling him.
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* StrongAndSkilled: [[spoiler:What actually separates Hercules from Hulk.]]
* TheWorfEffect: A combination of years in stasis and Banner's mind in control of the Hulk's body made himmuch weaker a far less effective fighter than he was at his prime, something that Hercules [[spoiler:Hercules]] notes while he's manhandling him.
* TheWorfEffect: A combination of years in stasis and Banner's mind in control of the Hulk's body made him
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* AdaptationalWimp: [[spoiler:When Hulk brawls with Hercules]], he notes that Hulk still has vast physical might yet not the mental fortitude than he had in his prime; what would have made madder/stronger now makes him scarier/timider, who was able to fight him more evenly. Indeed, he is completely unable to take on [[spoiler:Hercules]] in a one-on-one fight, and has to resort to trickery. In the original ''Future Imperfect'' storyline, while the Maestro was just as fond of pulling tricks, he was also able to go toe-to-toe with his past self (and was said to have gotten stronger with not just age but the radiation from the nuclear war) and could only be defeated by similar trickery, and that took places years after the miniseries. Though that may be due to the fact that he is still recovering from his time in stasis, combined with Bruce’s mind being in control.
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* AdaptationalWimp: [[spoiler:When Hulk brawls with Hercules]], he notes that Hulk still has vast physical might yet not the mental fortitude than he had in his prime; what would have made madder/stronger now makes him scarier/timider, who scarier/timider. Herc was able to fight him more evenly.evenly before his superior battle skill turns the fight decisively in his favor. Indeed, he is completely unable to take on [[spoiler:Hercules]] in a one-on-one fight, and has to resort to trickery. In the original ''Future Imperfect'' storyline, while the Maestro was just as fond of pulling tricks, he was also able to go toe-to-toe with his past self (and was said to have gotten stronger with not just age but the radiation from the nuclear war) and could only be defeated by similar trickery, and that took places years after the miniseries. Though that may be due to the fact that he is still recovering from his time in stasis, combined with Bruce’s mind being in control.
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* AdaptationalWimp: [[spoiler:When Hulk brawls with Hercules]], he notes that Hulk is much weaker than he was in his prime, who was able to fight him more evenly. Indeed, he is completely unable to take on [[spoiler:Hercules]] in a one-on-one fight, and has to resort to trickery. In the original ''Future Imperfect'' storyline, while the Maestro was just as fond of pulling tricks, he was also able to go toe-to-toe with his past self (and was said to have gotten stronger with not just age but the radiation from the nuclear war) and could only be defeated by similar trickery, and that took places years after the miniseries. Though that may be due to the fact that he is still recovering from his time in stasis, combined with Bruce’s mind being in control.
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* AdaptationalWimp: [[spoiler:When Hulk brawls with Hercules]], he notes that Hulk is much weaker still has vast physical might yet not the mental fortitude than he was had in his prime, prime; what would have made madder/stronger now makes him scarier/timider, who was able to fight him more evenly. Indeed, he is completely unable to take on [[spoiler:Hercules]] in a one-on-one fight, and has to resort to trickery. In the original ''Future Imperfect'' storyline, while the Maestro was just as fond of pulling tricks, he was also able to go toe-to-toe with his past self (and was said to have gotten stronger with not just age but the radiation from the nuclear war) and could only be defeated by similar trickery, and that took places years after the miniseries. Though that may be due to the fact that he is still recovering from his time in stasis, combined with Bruce’s mind being in control.
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* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: Surprisingly, not even the Maestro is immune to this. It's also something the Pantheon are not above exploiting.
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* ArtisticLicenseMarineBiology: Namor and his underwater kingdom survived the atomic war as good as new. However, an atomic war would kill the plankton and most marine life would perish as a result. There may be Atlantean survivors but they should be as bad off as the humans on land, not thriving as if nothing had happened.
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* ArtisticLicenseMarineBiology: Namor and his underwater kingdom survived the atomic war as good as new. However, an atomic war would kill the plankton and most marine life would perish as a result. There may be Atlantean survivors but they should be as bad off as the humans on land, not thriving as if nothing had happened. A HandWave is given in that even though Atlantis was destroyed, the Atlanteans had other cities such as Pacifica. And there is also the fact that some life forms still thrive due to living around hydrothermal vents.
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* AdaptationalWimp: [[spoiler:When Hulk brawls with Hercules]], he notes that Hulk is much weaker than he was in his prime, who was able to fight him more evenly. Indeed, he is completely unable to take on [[spoiler:Hercules]] in a one-on-one fight, and has to resort to trickery. In the original ''Future Imperfect'' storyline, while the Maestro was just as fond of pulling tricks, he was also able to go toe-to-toe with his past self (and was said to have gotten stronger with not just age but the radiation from the nuclear war) and could only be defeated by similar trickery, and that took places years after the miniseries.
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* AdaptationalWimp: [[spoiler:When Hulk brawls with Hercules]], he notes that Hulk is much weaker than he was in his prime, who was able to fight him more evenly. Indeed, he is completely unable to take on [[spoiler:Hercules]] in a one-on-one fight, and has to resort to trickery. In the original ''Future Imperfect'' storyline, while the Maestro was just as fond of pulling tricks, he was also able to go toe-to-toe with his past self (and was said to have gotten stronger with not just age but the radiation from the nuclear war) and could only be defeated by similar trickery, and that took places years after the miniseries. Though that may be due to the fact that he is still recovering from his time in stasis, combined with Bruce’s mind being in control.
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* AffablyEvil: [[spoiler:Hercules is still his cordial, hedonistic self even after becoming the Maestro, ruling over Dystopia with an iron fist. When he defeats Hulk and gets him to surrender, he is genuinely happy and instantly forgives him.]]
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* AffablyEvil: [[spoiler:Hercules is still his cordial, hedonistic self even after becoming the Maestro, ruling over Dystopia with an iron fist. When he defeats Hulk and gets him to surrender, he is genuinely happy and instantly forgives him.]]him]].
* AndThenWhat: The Abomination basically asks this when he realises that everything he and the Hulk originally fought about no longer exists.
* AndThenWhat: The Abomination basically asks this when he realises that everything he and the Hulk originally fought about no longer exists.
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* CanonCharacterAllAlong: The Maestro's first minister is revealed to be [[spoiler:an elderly Toro, Rick recognising him due to his distinctive accent]].
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* NeverMyFault: Even decades after the deaths of the Fantastic Four, Doctor Doom continues to blame Reed for his villainous actions rather than just admit he's evil.
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* ArtisticLicenseMarineBiology: Namor and his underwater kingdom survived the atomic war as good as new. However, an atomic war would kill the plankton and most marine life would perish as a result. There may be Atlantean survivors but they should be as boned bad off as the humans on land, not thriving as if nothing had happened.
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* MythologyGag: During Rick's flashback during the end times, we see Wolverine being vaporized by a Sentinel in a way nearly identical to the famous cover to ''Uncanny X-Men'' #142.
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* MythologyGag: During In ''Relics'', during Rick's flashback during the end times, we see Wolverine being vaporized by a Sentinel in a way nearly identical to the famous cover to ''Uncanny X-Men'' #142.#142.
* OnlyTheChosenMayWield: One ''Relics'' story shows Janis, still a child, lifting Thor’s hammer Mjolnir.
* OnlyTheChosenMayWield: One ''Relics'' story shows Janis, still a child, lifting Thor’s hammer Mjolnir.
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* BackForTheDead: The near-immortal Pantheon, who appeared in Peter David’s original ''Incredible Hulk'' run but have barely been seen since, reappear in ''Maestro: War & Pax''. As with the Maestro’s other foes, it doesn’t go well for them.
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** The original ''Maestro'' series does this for the initial virtual reality sequence, with classic Hulk artist Dale Keown illustrating those pages. German Peralta takes over as soon as it shifts to the real world.
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** The original ''Maestro'' series does this for the Hulk’s initial virtual reality sequence, with classic Hulk artist Dale Keown illustrating those pages. German Peralta takes over as soon as it shifts to the real world.
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** The original ''Maestro'' series does this for the initial virtual reality sequence, with classic Hulk artist Dale Keown illustrating those pages. German Peralta takes over as soon as it shifts to the real world.
** ''Maestro: World War M'' does exactly the same thing - but this time it’s the Abomination’s virtual reality experience, illustrated by Pasqual Ferry. Again, German Peralta takes over once it moves back to the real world.
** The original ''Maestro'' series does this for the initial virtual reality sequence, with classic Hulk artist Dale Keown illustrating those pages. German Peralta takes over as soon as it shifts to the real world.
** ''Maestro: World War M'' does exactly the same thing - but this time it’s the Abomination’s virtual reality experience, illustrated by Pasqual Ferry. Again, German Peralta takes over once it moves back to the real world.
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* ForegoneConclusion: Hulk becomes the Maestro, whose reign will not be challenged until his past self arrives and takes him down.
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* ForegoneConclusion: Hulk becomes the Maestro, whose reign over Dystopia will not be challenged until his past self arrives and takes him down.
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* SavedByCanon:
** Hulk, Rick and Janis are all assured of survival, as we see them again in ''Future Imperfect''
** A slightly darker version for Pizfiz and Dakord, who are killed near the start of ''Future Imperfect''. Especially when, in this series, they hope Hulk will help Rick to save Dystopia - and it's the Hulk and his troops who kill them once he becomes the Maestro.
** Hulk, Rick and Janis are all assured of survival, as we see them again in ''Future Imperfect''
** A slightly darker version for Pizfiz and Dakord, who are killed near the start of ''Future Imperfect''. Especially when, in this series, they hope Hulk will help Rick to save Dystopia - and it's the Hulk and his troops who kill them once he becomes the Maestro.
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The first issue was released August 19 2020.
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''Maestro'' (later subtitled ''Symphony In A Gamma Key'' for its collected edition) is a 2020 Creator/MarvelComics limited series, written by Creator/PeterDavid and largely illustrated by German Peralta, with colors by Jesus Arbutov (Dale Keown illustrates the first issue’s opening scene and a back-up strip, with colors by Jason Keith).
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''Maestro'' (later subtitled (subtitled ''Symphony In A Gamma Key'' for its the collected edition) is a 2020 Creator/MarvelComics limited series, written by Creator/PeterDavid and largely illustrated by German Peralta, with colors by Jesus Arbutov (Dale Keown illustrates the first issue’s opening scene and a back-up strip, with colors by Jason Keith).