Planet Hulk is a 2006 Incredible Hulk storyline by Greg Pak, illustrated by Carlo Pagulayan. The Hulk is exiled by the Illuminati and crash-lands on the alien world of Sakaar, where he is enslaved and forced to compete in gladiatorial combat.
The primary continuity of Marvel Comics where most titles take place. The designation was first used in The Daredevils #7 (July 1983) by Alan Moore and Alan Davis, originating from Captain Britain comics. Earth-616 serves as the home universe for core versions of Spider-Man, the X-Men, the Avengers, Fantastic Four, and virtually all mainstream Marvel characters.
The story arcs that changed what comics could do, introducing new concepts, redefining icons, and permanently shifting the industry's status quo.
Arcs built around a continuous, sprawling journey across a landscape to achieve a singular, desperate goal. The best odyssey stories in comics.
The stories where villains, fallen heroes, and morally compromised characters earn their way back, redemption arcs so well-written they made readers root for the unforgivable.
The greatest Hulk storylines, from Bruce Banner wrestling with his inner demons to planet-spanning rampages that tested every hero in the Marvel universe.
Emotional stories where heroes are beaten down, stripped of everything, and have to fight their way back to the top.
Arcs revolving entirely around the tension of escaping impossible intergalactic or super-max facilities.
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