The Death Of The Incredible Hulk Page #2

Now, that guy, he's a cop.

Think so?

Bet you the next round.

I'll be back in a minute.

Can't wait.

David, with you cleaning up in here,

he'll never come tonight.

You. Who are you?

- A friend.

- Why do you come here in this way?

I have no choice.

What is it that you want?

David, tell me something.

Something to keep me from calling security.

Banner. My name is...

Banner. Of course.

Dr David Banner. Princeton, Stanford.

Amy was right. It's a ghost.

Much worse than that.

This is going to be good.

I was this far 12 years ago.

I thought I knew so much.

- You were one of the pioneers.

- I was impatient.

I read all of your papers on everything.

Developmental growth factors.

Molecular genetics. Cryogenics.

Even then you were chasing the healing

powers, but I was after the extra strength,

the superhuman strength that all humans

are capable of during moments of danger.

I read all of your papers, too.

You were the first to use radiation.

But I moved too fast.

I experimented on myself, and...

And now you have that strength?

Now I have a mutation

near the rage center of my brain.

During moments of anger or fear,

it secretes a hormone,

and I become a mutant thing,

a beast, until that rage ends.

The world thinks that I'm dead.

They also think this creature inside of me is

a murderer, and they may someday be right.

It's not human.

Maybe it's what we were

before we became human.

Maybe it's the worst in us.

I never see it.

My conscious mind stops.

I can't control it.

But do you know what comes next?

Me. I am your experiment.

I am the strength and the healing.

I can tear down a brick wall, but I can also

mend bone and flesh in hours, minutes.

David, are you telling me

this creature cannot die?

If the damage were

catastrophic, maybe. Maybe.

But I have seen lacerations close in seconds.

Bullet wounds heal. I don't even have a scar.

That's incredible. It's almost immortal.

Incredible, yes. An incredible nightmare.

And I wanna destroy it, be human again.

I must see it, David. Study it.

- Impossible. He would destroy this place.

- What if I could contain it?

Turn its strength back against it,

like a force field. I could do that here.

- I can't take that responsibility.

- I will.

No!

I can't let him out.

You don't understand.

For years, I have tried to control him,

to maintain...

David, please.

There is a chance that

I can rid you of this thing.

A chance.

Now, isn't that what

you've been chasing all these years?

But with your help, I can change

the way we heal ourselves.

I can save lives, David.

But I must study this thing.

I must see it.

David, test it now.

This device will make the incision and release

the tranquilizer. It won't hurt very much.

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