History NightmareFuel / ImmortalHulk

** Savage Hulk and Joe Fixit waking up in the Below-Place after said beatdown, only to be confronted by [[DemonicPossession a One-Below-All-possessed]] [[BigBad Leader.]] Whatever happens next, [[https://2.bp.blogspot.com/XYRaVsEiM5H2M1sY7SycT_ddIA8ev2u_asbZEnpQm85Z09Jm3SH-vypOVKfS1dON1iAJMK0J3qriTWzfzjm05EyPKsv4AIo-qdLlZtkkNCZVTssZt_7sDOMT1cqzzQFgX-Q46jNBxA=s0 it's going to be one hell of a fight.]]

* In Issue #50, [[spoiler:it's revealed that The One Below All is not an opposing separate being to The One Above All, it's an ''aspect'' of Him, His dark, destructive side that seeks to destroy everything, His Hulk so to speak. To see the entity who once gave hope and words of advice to Peter after Aunt May was shot have ''this'' side to Him is unnerving, to say the least.]]

* Issue 37 brings a huge amount of FridgeHorror by revealing just how the Leader has been manipulating everything: The Green Door is not a singular object; every Gamma mutate has their own Green Door that they pass through when dying or reviving. The Leader is somehow able to ''steal'' other peoples's Green Doors, allowing him to exit through said Doors and possess their bodies. He's done this to Rick Jones, Del Frye, Brian Banner, and ''the Green Scar'' (suggesting all of Bruce's personalities have personal Green Doors as well, which raises even more scary questions), using them as either tools or weapons to manipulate Bruce and his allies down the path Leader and the One Below All want them to go down. And on top of all that, Leader has also discovered the ''Red'' Door. It's just like the Green Door except it doesn't open both ways; if you go through it, [[KilledOffForReal you're dead for good, no chance of revival]]. And it's pretty clear [[TheHeroDies just who exactly he intends to use it on]]...

** The priest's version of the story. Unlike the cop's (which was told in the style of a Silver Age comic), the bartender's (which was just indifferent to everything), and the old woman's (which was too hung up over [[EatingTheEyeCandy how much Hotshot looked like James Dean]]), the priest's perspective is the one best fitting of this comic: that of a horror movie. Appropriately, it's ''his'' narrative that showcases Hotshot '''blowing a hole through the Hulk's chest''', and is the one that reveals that, before Hotshot showed up at the church, he had [[AmbiguousSituation (apparently)]] '''snapped Jess' neck'''.

This is a horror comic. Need we say more?

* Hulk, pushed too far by Red Hulk's qlippoth, finally lapses into Hulk speak. But he doesn't say "Hulk smash." Instead...

** Banner's NightmareFace as he starts to Hulk out at last.