Marvel shockingly reveals that a beloved Hulk was actually killed off

She-Hulk may have actually died after facing Thanos during Civil War II. Spoilers for Immortal Hulk No.34 are ahead…

In Al Ewing’s run of the Immortal Hulk – which employed something of a horror direction – the recurring and potential threat of the titular protagonist has been the One Below All: An entity that represents not only the embodiment of destruction but a dark reflection of creation.

As highlighted by CBR, a recent issue of Immortal Hulk (No. 34) by Ewing (with guest artists Butch Guice, Tom Palmer and colors by Paul Mounts), suggested that a certain Hulk actually perished prior to the events of Civil War II. Yes, it seems that She-Hulk actually died temporarily before being revived.

Did She-Hulk actually die in Civil War II?

This issue is told entirely from the perspective of Samuel Sterns aka The Leader – one of the Hulk’s most formidable and notable foes – as he details his colorful history with Dr Bruce Banner and his Jade Giant alter-ego. It also describes his origin story and his run-ins with the classic Avenger over the past 15 years.

However, The Leader also revealed his connection with the One Below All – after he was brought back to life many times – and the fact that he kept tabs on Jennifer Walters, theorizing that she might have died during her scrap with Thanos ahead of Civil War II.