Banner wakes up in the snow. Wolverine is gone, a trail of blood leading into the woods. No hugs. No thank yous. Just the silent understanding of two monsters who survived the night.
Hulk’s face twisted, eyes wide and furious, but this time there was no immediate ramp. The device had lost its tether. It burned outward in an explosion of green light that knocked both men to the ground. The shockwave flattened cars and shattered glass in nearby buildings. Yet from within the wreckage, when the smoke finally thinned, both were still there. Hulk Vs Wolverine 2009
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Hulk’s face folded in a myriad of emotions — anger, confusion, and the barest glint of Bruce’s sorrow. For one wild heartbeat, the world became fragile. Hulk’s hands curled under Wolverine’s chest, and he could have crushed bone and wire like twigs. He didn’t. Instead, he pushed. It was not an act of tenderness but it was a choice.