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Nonetheless, the Maestro is still dangerously intelligent and cunning, and has over a century's worth of knowledge and experience to draw on. Maestro was created by Peter David and George Perez and first appeared in Hulk: Future Imperfect #1 (1993). The Maestro's spirit was able to establish a psychic link with the Hulk after his physical death, in order to draw him back to the site of their "birth". As well as his raw physical might, the Maestro retains the intellect of Bruce Banner, but absolutely none of his morality or conscience. After a nuclear war killed almost all of the Earth's superhumans and brought the world to the brink of extinction, the Maestro seized control and became the ruler of Dystopia.Grey-haired and balding, the Maestro was clearly older than the Hulk bu… Maestro then travelled to the present day and leaped away to whereabouts unknown. He soon encountered the Maestro, although whether this was the original or simply an alternate reality counterpart is uncertain. Depicted as a version of the Hulk from an alternate future (designated by Marvel Comics as Earth-9200), the Maestro possesses Bruce Banner's intelligence and the Hulk's more malevolent personality traits. Listen to me, Bruce...they're going to take it all away.

Respect Maestro Hulk The Future Imperfect Tyrant Part 1Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. When modern-day Hulk was transported to this dark future he found himself quickly at war with the Maestro and found himself battling not only a monstrous enemy but also a being that represented how far Hulk's hatred could run, the embodiment of what could happen if Hulk ever truly gave in to his inner-rage and hostility. Maestro is an alternate-future version of the popular Marvel hero known as the Hulk, however he is a brutal tyrant who is stronger, more experienced and much more ruthless and sadistic than his current self. This changed when Miguel O'Hara, the Spider-Man of 2099, who had been trapped in the present day, returned to what he thought was his native timeline, only to find it a nuclear-ravaged ruin.

The Maestro is a fictional supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Marvel Reveals First Look at Maestro #1 (Exclusive) By Matthew Aguilar - May 22, 2020 12:28 pm EDT Few heroes are as iconic as the Incredible … The Maestro has been absorbing gamma radiation from the Hulk each time he returns to the site, gradually restoring himself. These things don't change.

" You don't know what lies ahead for you. I do. It seemed that although Maestro retained Banner's intellect, his scientific skills had eroded, possibly because of his madness and years of self-indulgence, so he had manipulated events so that O'Hara could repair the time platform instead.

The resulting shockwave caused a massive rockslide, which unknown to the Hulk, buried Maestro. He also revealed that the Hulk's uncanny ability to always find his way back to the site of the gamma bomb test where he was spawned was because of the Maestro's spirit drawing him back, so that the skeletal remains of the Maestro could slowly siphon off enough gamma radiation over the years to restore his body. He emerges, initially in a weakened and emaciated form.When the Hulk was "upgraded"' to the persona of Doc Green (a version of the Hulk with access to Banner's intellect after being treated with At some point, the Maestro (or possibly an alternate universe version of him) is sent back in time alongside the "When Spider-Man 2099 attempts to return to his own time after the events of A Maestro from an unidentified alternate reality arrived in the After Doctor Doom incorporates the "Future Imperfect" timeline into his new The Maestro largely possesses the same powers as the Hulk, but to a greater degree than most incarnations due to the century's worth of radiation he has absorbed as a result of the nuclear wars that decimated his Earth (the present Hulk speculated that his insanity might also contribute to his greater strength). The Maestro's spirit in the Destroyer sought out the Hulk and again engaged his younger self in combat; however, as the Hulk and the Maestro shared the same DNA, the Hulk's spirit was able to enter the Destroyer and slam the its visor shut just as it discharged its disintegration beam. The Maestro was a version of the Hulk from an alternate future timeline, approximately a hundred years into the future, combining Banner's intelligence with the Hulk's more malevolent aspects.