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From: ron@wjvax.UUCP (Ron Christian)
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Subject: Re: Crisis on Infinite MORIARTY REVIEWS (Part I of II)
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Date: Fri, 13-Dec-85 18:27:56 EST
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>	Thought one; how will Dr. Banner cope with the progress of technology?
>	Is it assumed that when Dr. B wasn't the Hulk he kept up with all the
>	medical/technical journals between odd jobs and being hunted by Gamma
>	Base?
***

Apparently he managed.  I remember stories here and there that go
back years that mention various secret labs Banner had set up
in the desert.  I think he did other experimentation, but I guess
the main line of research was how to get rid of the Hulk side of
himself.  Interesting, though, that how these (the secret bases) were
funded and built was never mentioned.

There was a recent Avengers annual (really stinko, but that's another
story) that dealt with the government's opening up of one of Banner's
labs.

I guess one must assume that Banner went through long periods of
not being the hulk which were not detailed in the book.
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	Ron Christian  (Watkins-Johnson Co.  San Jose, Calif.)
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Oliver's law of assumed responsibility:
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