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It's amazing how a character declaring his intentions to kill a character equates to "almost killing" that character. In that case, every hero has been almost dead in practically all of their confrontations Weird. He declared later that he was going to kill Hulk and that Hulk would die a coward. It didn't come close to happening. Hulk takes all of those blows, is not worse for wear and KOes Rulk. So read the book and not your imagination.
The Hulk is not "clearly insensate". Again, you make things up. Now tell me this. If Hulk is on all fours, how does that equate to being almost dead? Wouldn't he be lying flat on his face or flat on his back if unconscious? Wouldn't he be lying flat on his face if he is "insensate"? Heck, while on his hands and knees he has a very clear conversation with A-bomb. He's punch worn, not almost dead.
What Rulk felt would happen does not equate to what would happen. This is shown quite clearly at the end of the book.
And stop whining. You come to the battleboard, expect for nonsense to be challenged. I have he same debates with J and Would Be Watcher.
