Robert Reynolds is back….

The “Golden Guardian of Good” is Marvel’s most powerful and polarizing superhero. Debuting in 2000’s “Sentry” series by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee, Reynolds was a “lost” hero who’s powers were immeasurable. He also had an alter ego known as The Void. Being the dark version of the hero, their conflict put the universe in danger. To defeat him, Reynolds teamed up with Dr. Strange and Mr. Fantastic to wipe his memories and legacy from existence.

The Hulk is still on the rampage, and the Age of Monsters is in full swing. Now Earth’s Mightiest Warriors are tasked with stopping him. However, the destruction the Hulk has caused hasn’t just hit the heroes but also small-town America.

Now that we know what Bruce Banner has been up to sense the Infernal Hulk has been set loose. It’s only fitting that we find out where and what the Hulk is up to. We catch up with the Hulk in the Hulkscape, but it is a little different than what we’ve seen before.

It’s finally time to find out where Bruce Banner has gone since he was split from the Hulk. But does Bruce even want to be found, or would he prefer to just fly under the radar? Unfortunately for him, it doesn’t appear to be a luxury he will be afforded.

The Hulk is on the move, and the next stop is Atlantis. As Namor seems unphased by this, Hulk’s imminent arrival has awoken Ngathil the God Eater. This will ultimately result in a clash of the titans. But even with that going on the question on everyone’s mind is, where is Bruce Banner?