That’s investigative reporting for you) “Stop the Presses” (Banner sneaks into the National Register offices to retrieve a recently taken photo of himself) Disk 4: “Dark Side” (Experimental formula turns Banner nasty and the Hulk capable of murder) “Deep Shock” (Banner gets an electric shock and ESP) “Harder They Fall” (Banner is rendered a paraplegic).

McGee learns a man becomes the Hulk, and for the rest of the series insists on calling him John (for John Doe) even though a David B- was in the vicinity of every Hulk sighting.

The episodes, which are not in chronological order for some reason (“A Death in the Family” is on Disk 5) are as follows: Disk 1: “Rainbow’s End” (Banner works at a horse race track where a trainer has come up with a formula to calm a temperamental horse) “Another Path”, “The Disciple” (Two episodes involving Banner and his blind Sensei) Disk 2: “The First” parts 1 & 2 (Banner meets an earlier version of the Hulk) “Kindred Spirits: (possible evidence of a pre-historic Hulk-like creature) Disk 3: “Mystery Man” 1 & 2 (A bandaged, amnesiac Banner and McGee stranded together. I was at Best Buy yesterday, where I discovered a 6 DVD set of 16 Incredible Hulk episodes, and the second TV movie, “A death in the Family.” This is off topic (and apologies for that), but people might miss it if I put it in one of the Round-up threads.

Imzadi by Peter David