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| Publisher |
Marvel |
| Artist |
John Byrne |
| Writer |
John Byrne |
| Published | May 1992 |
The Thing and Wyatt come charging to help She-Hulk in her fight with Mahkizmo! However, when they arrive at the battle zone, there is no sign of either combatant. As the two men try to figure out where Jen and Mahkizmo went, Wyatt notices that a nearby clock is an hour fast and getting faster by the moment. Wyatt remembers that Mahkizmo is a time-traveler, and wonders if this could be some kind of time distortion effect. Ben agrees, and they rush back to FF Headquarters, to check some of Reed Richard's equipment designed to monitor the time-stream. The sensors confirm that someone opened up a portal to Mahkizmo's future in the last 15 minutes, so they realize that must be where he and She-Hulk are now!In that future world, She-Hulk is dressed up in a very skimpy outfit which is apparently this world's version of a wedding dress. She-Hulk tell the readers she has no intention of actually marrying Mahkizmo, but she is playing along until she can figure out what made him suddenly fall in love with her.Mahkizmo and his scientist observe Jen, and the scientist asks if she often talks to empty air. Mahkizmo says it doesn't matter if she does; he has never seen such a magnificent female before. The scientist says that he doesn't see what Mahkizmo sees in her; aside from her green skin, she is little different from the powerful warrior-women of their world. Mahkizmo gets angry and accuses the scientist of being blind, going on again about how wonderful She-Hulk is.Mahkizmo tells the scientist to go tell the ruling tribunal that he is ready for the wedding ceremony to start, but Jen tells him to slow down. First she wants to know what he was talking about before about murdering all the women from her time.Mahkizmo tells her not to worry about that, since in his future world, she'll be safe from the effects of the gender bomb. Jen wants to know what the heck the gender bomb is, so the scientist explains. It isn't actually a bomb, but rather a device that generates a chromosome...
