The Incredible Hulk 810

The Incredible Hulk #29 (LGY #810) — written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson with art by Adam Gorham — continues the eerie “Requiem Plain” storyline, deep in the horror-laden Twilight of the Hulk arc.

Bruce Banner’s world grows even darker as the Hulk faces the monstrous fallout of his own gamma curse. The issue unfolds like a fever dream of rage and guilt — grotesque creatures, haunted plains, and whispers of an ancient power known as the Mother of Horrors. Banner’s grip on humanity keeps slipping, replaced by something older and more primal, as if the Hulk myth itself is rewriting his body and soul.

Johnson and Gorham push the series’ gothic tone to new extremes, merging cosmic terror with raw emotion. The result is a brutal, atmospheric descent — a monster story that feels like it’s clawing up from the roots of American horror.