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    Hulk: The End #1

    Hulk: The End » Hulk: The End #1 - The Last Titan released by Marvel on August 1, 2002.

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    A possible, post-apocalyptic future where the Hulk/Bruce Banner is one of the last living creatures on earth.

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    The reverse Prometheus 0

    Hulk: The End #1 - The Last Titan by yiakman on March 21, 2014

    This story is simply amazing, maybe the best Hulk story ever written. The context of the post-apocalyptic world and the relation of superheroes with the atomic age is simply brilliant.I have just two problems with the story. The first is that the Prometheus analogy is explicit. Personally I prefer when the writer doesn't assume that the readers are completely ignorant, but rather uses implicit metaphors to add depth to the story. Prometheus is part of the Occidental cannon of literature-mytholog...

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    Hulk: The End #1 - The Last Titan by shortym_khalil on May 29, 2015

    Man! First off, I just have to say that I love the Hulk. I'm 14 but he has been my favorite superhero for the longest. The story of Bruce Banner is both depressing and yet amazing all at once. But reading The Last Titan brought my thoughts of both Banner and The Hulk to a whole new level. The way the comic started was depressingly perfect. Banner being alone, wondering the ruins of the land he once knew. It was just shocking that he had been the only one to survive. But of course it kind of was...

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