Phillip Kennedy Johnson brings his Infernal Hulk storyline into a head-on clash with the Fantastic Four, with Cian Tormey on interior art and a Nic Klein cover. The fight centers on a machine in the Baxter Building that the Hulk wants for himself. If you've been following the Infernal Hulk books, this #1 is where the FF get pulled in.
NEW YORK UNDER SEIGE! Infernal Hulk's ultimate target is revealed: Reed Richards' mysterious "IMMACULATE ENGINE," a supernatural machine in the Baxter Building that could destroy Hulk's army in a single blow! Can the Fantastic Four resist Infernal Hulk's corruptive power, use the machine and save Earth? Or will they be the next monstrous recruits in Hulk's INFERNAL AVENGERS?
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