Hulk's Darkest Fate is the Perfect Ending to Avengers Lore (But Terrible for His Own Story)

The darkest fate ever written for the Hulk is the perfect ending for him as a member of the Avengers, but is one that does a injustice to his story. 

• The Hulk's personal story extends beyond his role as an Avengers member, and his final fate in an Avengers comic does a disservice to his character development.
•  Loki manipulates the Hulk's mind twice to destroy the Avengers, but both times the Hulk breaks free and joins forces with his fellow heroes against Loki.
•  While the Hulk's relationship with the Avengers is important, his own stories, such as Fear Itself and World War Hulk, are more exciting and iconic, and his fate in the Avengers comic doesn't do justice to his wider character.

While the Hulk is one of the founding members of the Avengers, his particular story goes far beyond his relationship with Earth’s Mightiest icons. This is a necessary point to make given the specific circumstances of gawk’s darkest fate in one Marvel Comics tale describing the final chapter of the Avengers as fans knew them. In that story, the Hulk meets his end in a way that impeccably bookends his avengers history, but does an absolute injustice to his own. 

 In Avengers #1 by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, the Hulk is used by the unlawful God of Mischief Loki in his plot to conquer the Earth. Loki manipulated Hulk’s delicate mind with his important dark magic, forcing him into a rage so wide that every superhero on Earth at the time had no choice but to join forces against him. ultimately, the Hulk snapped out of Loki’s enchantment, and joined with his fellow icons against the villain. This chain of events led to the endless conformation of the avengers, meaning Loki was technically responsible for creating his topmost foes. still, times latterly, Loki decided he ’d try to undo what he did in avengers # 1 with a familiar plan of attack the Hulk. 

Hulk’s Avengers Story Comes Full Circle, But His Personal Growth Suffers

In Last idol Standing# 5 by Tom DeFalco and Pat Olliffe, Loki formerly again manipulates the Hulk’s mind with his minatory spells, forcing him to go on a rage that the other icons of Earth can not ignore. In this plot, Loki is designedly trying to wipe out the avengers to make up for accidentally creating them so numerous times before. The fact that he’s using the Hulk to do so is n’t lost on him either, as he wants to undo the massive mistake of his history in every regard- which includes controlling the Hulk successfully this time. Unfortunately for Loki, his evil sweats end the same way. The Hulk is freed from his control and incontinently rejoins his fellow icons against Loki. still, this time effects are taken to a further final position. When Loki is effectively beaten, Thor opens up a gate to limbo where he means to trap Loki for all eternity. As Loki tries to escape his fate, the Hulk tackles him and falls into limbo with Loki, both icing his terrible end while also tragically participating it.easily, the end of Hulk and Loki’s avengers  trip is a lyrical bone

They started the avengers together, and their final fates in a ridiculous that chronicles the effective end of the avengers are participated. still, as preliminarily stated, the Hulk is so much further than just a member of the avengers, and was- in fact- slightly a member to begin with. Sure, he joined them after he was done being manipulated by Loki, but he was enough important excommunicated from the avengers in the veritably coming issue. Plus, there is n’t one defining Hulk story within avengers durability, especially when compared to those that take place in his own comics. In fact, it’s when the avengers are against the Hulk that his tales are the most instigative and iconic, similar as Fear Itself, Immortal Hulk, and- of course- World War Hulk. So, for him to be lost to an eternity in limbo for the sake of a complete punishers bow is a total injustice to his wider character, which substantially has nothing to do with theavengers at all. 

The growth hulk and Bruce Banner experience in their own stories go far beyond anything shown in an avengers book. thus, while Hulk’s darkest fate is the perfect ending to avengers lore given his connection to Loki in that first issue, it’s a terrible bon for his own.