Prologue The story does not end with the death of the Hulk. In the wake of tragedy, questions remain unanswered, and shadows linger over the fate of Dr. David Banner. His body, vanished without a trace, has become the subject of whispers, rumors, and relentless pursuit. Jack McGee, the tireless reporter who once hunted the Hulk, now finds himself drawn into a mystery far greater than any headline. Alongside Jennifer Walters, She-Hulk, cousin to Banner and heir to his legacy, they embark on a journey across backroads, alleys, and forgotten towns, chasing fragments of truth and echoes of the past. What they seek is not only Banner’s body, but the meaning of his sacrifice. And in their search, they uncover forces determined to bury the truth forever. As the neon glow of the 1970s flickers against the darkness, She-Hulk must rise, not only as a hero, but as a guardian of the legacy left behind. This is not the end. It is the beginning of a new chapter…As the curtain falls on the Incredible Hulk, a new heroine steps into the spotlight. Against the backdrop of smoky bars, neon lights, and the haunting strings of a 1970s score, She-Hulk emerges, not as a monster, but as a champion. Where Banner’s journey ends, hers begins, carrying forward the legacy of courage, sacrifice, and hope. Karmen Sylvia’s She-Hulk project is a creative fan-made reimagining of what a She-Hulk TV series might have looked like in the 1980s, styled after The Incredible Hulk show starring Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno. 🎬 Concept Sylvia envisions She-Hulk as if Universal Television had introduced her first, using the same dramatic tone and style as the original Incredible Hulk series. Instead of leaning on the comic book aesthetic, she ties every detail to the retro TV show vibe from the intro sequence to the music.