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After the Hulk's recovery, the two of them clash once more, but, despite the Hulk's best efforts, the Maestro is still far too powerful for him. At the last minute, the Maestro is defeated by using Doom's time machine, sending him back to the time and place that the Hulk was created - ground zero during the testing of the atomic Gamma Bomb, the only bomb that the Hulk knew the ground zero location of (It was speculated that such an explosion was the only thing that could kill the Maestro). Appearing next to the bomb itself, Maestro is seemingly killed in the same moment that creates the Hulk, but some degree of his consciousness still remains, tied to the skeletal fragments at the Gamma Bomb site.

Eventually, the Hulk learns that the "homing sense" which has always allowed him to locate ground zero, his "birth" place, is actually finding the Maestro's spirit and remains. The Maestro has also been absorbing gamma radiation from the Hulk each time he returns to the site, gradually restoring himself. When the Hulk returns from the Heroes Reborn universe, radiating vast amounts of energy, Maestro finally absorbs enough radiation to restore himself to life, although in a weakened and emaciated form.

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Originally posted by endrict
what if...Superman vs Hulk

If Superman threw Hulk into the Sun, can he survive? and could he get out?

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Originally posted by guy222
Hulk>Supes

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Originally posted by supervenom
I doubt it.

He can heal from Physical Destruction. The only way I think you could would be to hit him in ground zero of a gamma bomb. Check this from wikipedia.



I think thats the only way to "kill" Hulk, and still then maybe he can come back. I think it depends on the radiation level. If there is still an ounce left, he can come back IMHO.

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Originally posted by bigbran
Why? This thread has NOTHING to do with power levels. You do know... that a sun is about... 10000000 times more effective than any bomb?

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Originally posted by Soljer
That's a wee bit conservative....

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Originally posted by Badabing
Superman makes the mistake to BFR Hulk to the Sun. In the Sun the Hulk adapts and begins to absorb solar radiation. After ample absorption, the Hulk catches a ride back to Earth via solar winds. Upon his return, Hulk seeks out Supes and absorbs all the solar power from him. A powerless Superman is smashed. Hulk wins!

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Originally posted by Darkchoco
umm No, Hes not invulnerable to Burning. Hed be burned to a crisp

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Originally posted by Badabing
Hulk = Hulk

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Originally posted by Badabing
Nope. A weakened Hulk swam through liquid hot magma and endured the stress of a planet in the recent issue of Planet Hulk.

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Originally posted by Soljer
Temperature of magma? Seven hundred to thirteen hundred centigrade.

Temperature of the sun? Over thirteen mega kelvins.