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“Thing” knocks out Rick Jones and then turns into a little girl.
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It’s part of a siege–skrulls messing with Rick to discover whether he can still access Captain Mar-Vell’s power.
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Meanwhile, Betty shares Rick’s autobiography, Sidekick, with Hulk, who doesn’t want to read it and wants Arnold Schwarzennegar to play him in the movie.
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Meanwhile, the skrulls torture Rick. Eventually, of course, Hulk goes and rescues him and there’s a nice Hulk vs. Super Skrull fight.
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Meanwhile, Peter David—because he’s so dang brilliant—has added green Hulk to the battle for Hulk’s psyche, and he’s folded in Banner’s having been abused as a child to explain the three personalities: He’s actually suffering from multiple personalities due to his father’s abuse—Hulk (Hulks) is not a separate being, he’s just part of this disorder.
More great writing from Peter David.