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54 World War Hulk comic books, the entire series! One of the most exciting series to come along in a long time is the World War Hulk series. Here is your chance to get the entire series bagged and boarded in Near Mint condition. It′s the perfect collection. Don′t miss it! Comics included in this HUGE HULK set: WWH 1-5 (#1 signed by David Finch at Orlando Megacon 2008) Plus WWH #2 Variant and additional copies of 1-2, WWH Frontline 1-6, WWH Gamma Corps 1-4, WWH X-Men 1-3, Heroes For Hire 11-15 Including Second Print Cover for 11, WWH Avengers:the Initiative 4-5 (both signed by Jim Cheung at Orlando Megacon 2008), Ant Man 10, Marvel Spotlight, WWH Iron Man 19-20 and second print of 19, WWH Ghost Rider 12-13, WWH Gamma Files One Shot, WWH Punisher War Journal 12, What if? Featuring Planet Hulk, WWH Prologue 2nd Print Variant, WWH After Smash 1, WWH Damage Control 1 New Red Hulk Series 1, The Incredible Hulk 106-113 Including 106 2nd Print Variant, WWH Warbound 1-2. 54 Comics total in this set! This set will COMPLETE your Hulk collection! All comics are NM or better and bagged and boarded. This series was at the top of the sales chart for Marvel in 2007. Here is the synopsis of the story: Blaming The Illuminati for the explosion of a space vessel they had constructed, leading to the deaths of his wife, his unborn child and millions of inhabitants of the planet Sakaar, the Hulk, stronger than ever due to his rage, as well as the radiation from the warp core explosion, and his allies, the Warbound, come to Earth intent on revenge. First stopping at the moon, the Hulk defeats Illuminatus Black Bolt. The Hulk proceeds to Manhattan, New York City, where he demands the presence of the Illuminati and that the city be evacuated. He travels to the nearby X-Mansion, home of the X-Men, where Illuminatus Professor X, absent from the decision to send the Hulk off-planet, admits he would have agreed to that but not to permanent exile. The Hulk defeats several teams of X-Men,[6] and battles the Juggernaut, but leaves after learning of the mutant population′s heavy losses during M-Day. When the Hulk returns to Manhattan, the superhuman-operative team Gamma Corps battles him, but the Hulk convinces them they follow a false cause.[7] As the time limit for the evacuation has passed, the Hulk defeats Iron Man, destroying Stark Tower in the process,[8] and fights Ghost Rider, who after realizing the Illuminati do not deserve vengeance, rides away.[9] The Hulk and his Warbound next defeat the Avengers, Doc Samson and the Fantastic Four, including temporary members Black Panther and Storm. Fantastic Four leader Reed Richards′ plan to simulate the Sentry′s presence in order to calm the Hulk also fails, while Sue Storm and the U.S. President vainly attempt to have the real Sentry intervene. The Hulk attaches "obedience disks" to the defeated, imprisoned superheroes, preventing them from using their powers.[10] After a brief battle involving Hercules, Amadeus Cho, Namora, and Angel, the Hulk defeats General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross and a U.S. Army force.[11] The Hulk then encounters Doctor Strange, breaking the sorcerer′s hands to try preventing him from invoking spells. At Strange′s Sanctum Sanctorum, Warbound members Hiroim and Elloe defeat Iron Fist, Ronin, and Echo. Strange mystically merges with a powerful old enemy, Zom, replacing his shattered hands with spiked maces, and defeats Hiroim.[12] An imprisoned Tony Stark (Iron Man) communicates with Dum Dum Dugan, acting director of the international espionage agency S.H.I.E.L.D. in Stark′s absence. Stark reveals an emergency plan to engulf Manhattan in the Negative Zone, thereby annihilating all positive matter on the island, including the Hulk, should the heroes fail.[13] The Hulk and the Warbound transform Madison Square Garden into a gladiatorial arena.[12] Meanwhile, he repels an assassination attempt from Scorpion,[14] and a confrontation with the Initiative,[15] He also defeats the Zom-possessed Dr. Strange and the demonic entity flees Strange to seek a new host, but after controlling Stark′s Hulkbuster Armour it is defeated by the Renegades.[16] Following speeches from supporters in the arena (including Tom Foster about how Iron Man was partially responsible for the death of his uncle at the hands of the Cyborg Thor clone), the Hulk arranges for Illuminati Doctor Strange, Iron Man, Black Bolt, and Mister Fantastic to fight a tentacled alien and later each other to the death, as a cheering audience watches.[17] When the Hulk orders Mr. Fantastic to kill Iron Man, the Sentry, in response, leaves his mountainside retreat and speeds toward the arena. The Hulk spares Mr. Fantastic and Iron Man, declaring his intention was for "justice and not murder", that nobody had or would die,[18] and declares that he plans to destroy New York City and leave the Illuminati to their shame. The Sentry arrives and attacks the Hulk, leading to a prolonged battle that leaves them spent and in their normal human forms, the Hulk knocking down the Sentry with one final punch while still in their human forms. Warbound member Miek impales the Hulk′s longtime friend Rick Jones, and reveals he intentionally allowed the mass deaths on Sakaar, knowing they were caused by former followers of the Red King and not the Illuminati. The Hulk, having reverted from his Bruce Banner alter ego, and the Brood No-Name batter Miek in retaliation which leads to Miek′s death. The betrayed and enraged Hulk unwillingly begins releasing energy that threatens Earth, and prompts Tony Stark to activate a series of satellite devices that opens fire and eventually leaves the Hulk in his Bruce Banner form, unconscious. S.H.I.E.L.D. later imprisons Banner in a facility three miles underground, with the other Warbound members having been taken into U.S. military custody. Meanwhile, on Sakaar, the Hulk′s presumed-dead son, Skaar, arises. In the last few years, comic books have become more exciting again with the advent of CGC grading, variant covers, and better technology for printing. The covers have become more distinct and bold. Our product specialists refer to these comic books as Ultra-Modern, even though their official classification is modern. Grading, signatures, and variant covers all contribute to a comic book′s rarity, making them highly collectible. Here′s your chance to own an entire collection in one auction. Don′t miss this opportunity! 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