Web of Spider-Man #070 (1985 Series)

A HULK BY ANY OTHER NAME

After an encounter with the Hulk, Spider-Man returns to New York City with a Biokenitic Energy Absorber, a device that he was blasted with during the battle. He wakes up just as the train arrives in New York. Feeling weak, the wall-crawler leaps off the train and changes back into Peter Parker. Feeling incredibly tired, Peter decides to store the Biokenitic Energy Absorber in one of the pay lockers at Grand Central Station until he can get some rest and come back for it. Suddenly, his spider-sense goes off, but it is only another commuter getting off a train, leaving Peter to think that his spider-sense might be out of whack as well. Heading outside to catch a taxi, Peter witnesses a group of young kids hassling a man. Before Peter can intervene, some beat cops arrive and break up the scene, much to his relief. As Peter gets into his taxi, he witnesses as the youths get away from the cops and run into the station to hide and come up with their next scheme. When Peter arrives at Jameson Publications to drop off the photos he took, he gets trouble from Betty Brant since he abandoned her in Connecticut without telling him where he was going. Jameson backs Betty up and as the two scold Peter for his unprofessionalism, he quickly loses his temper. He shouts at them to leave him alone and then storms out of Jonah's office.  Feeling that something is wrong, Peter rushes up to the roof, unaware that he is setting off a silent alarm by doing so. After he has finished changing into Spider-Man, two security guards confront him. Losing his temper even more, Peter warns them not to make him mad, but it is too late. Suddenly, Spider-Man grows in size and his skin turns green, becoming some kind of Spider-Hulk in the process. The frightened guards open fire on the hulked out web-slinger, but their bullets bounce harmlessly off his skin. The Spider-Hulk swats the guards away and leaps off the building. Confused and exhausted, the Spider-Hulk lands in a decrepit area of the city and goes to sleep. As he begins to relax, the Spider-Hulk reverts back to human form