Hulk Season 1, Episode 13: Micro-Monsters

The Origin of the Hulk

Bruce Banner becomes the Hulk by saving Rick Jones from a gamma bomb explosion.

Enter the Gorgon

The Gorgon comes to America and fights the Hulk, only to be cured of his ugly disease by Hulk.

To Be a Man

The Gorgon takes Bruce Banner and Rick Jones hostage. Banner actually agrees to help Gorgon to cure him of his hideous disease.

Terror of the Toadmen

After the army shoots down their UFO, the evil Toadmen seek refuge in an underground tunnel and magnetically pull the moon toward earth, causing great disasters. Banner escapes imprisonment, confronts the Toadmen's attack and saves earth.

Bruce Banner: Wanted for Treason

Hulk Runs Amok

A Titan Rides the Train

The Leader, a mutated super villain, learns that Doctor Banner's newest nuclear device is being transported to another military base by a train, and sends one of his Humanoids to attack the train and steal the invention.

The Horde of Humanoids

While Banner is in custody of Glenn Talbot, the Leader prepares his invasion of the island with a horde of Humanoids.

On the Rampage!

In the midst of the epic battle against the Leader's Humanoids, the Hulk suddenly transforms back into Bruce Banner.

The Power of Dr. Banner

Bruce Banner is hunted by the military for a crime he did not commit and The Hulk must fight for his justice.

Where Strides the Behemoth

Hulks faces a tank army of General Ross and escapes to the Himalayas - where he is promptly taken hostage as Bruce Banner.

Back from the Dead

Bruce Banner has a chance to save Glenn Talbot - and to get rid of the Hulk once and for all.