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	\| significant_issues = Hulk agreed to take to undertake a mission to destroy the space station (Incredible Hulk #89, 2006); Banner is brought aboard the Godseye (Incredible Hulk #90, 2006); attempted to assimilate the Hulk's power for itself, but it was destroyed in the process (Incredible Hulk #91, 2006)		\| significant_issues = Hulk agreed to take to undertake a mission to destroy the space station (Incredible Hulk #89, 2006); Banner is brought aboard the Godseye (Incredible Hulk #90, 2006); attempted to assimilate the Hulk's power for itself, but it was destroyed in the process (Incredible Hulk #91, 2006)
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	place_text= The Godseye weapon was a threat to any nation possessing nuclear weaponry, but it eventually became a menace to the entire planet when its intelligence surpassed what was initially intended. [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] had been trying to destroy the rogue space station for years, but the Godseye would simply neutralize and assimilate any weapon thrown at it. Finally, [[Fury, Nick\|Nick Fury]] came up with what he thought was a foolproof plan to destroy the Godseye. He sent the [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)\|Hulk]] into space to demolish the Godseye, thinking there would be nothing for the weapon to assimilate.		place_text= The Godseye weapon was a threat to any nation possessing nuclear weaponry, but it eventually became a menace to the entire planet when its intelligence surpassed what was initially intended. [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] had been trying to destroy the rogue space station for years, but the Godseye would simply neutralize and assimilate any weapon thrown at it. Finally, [[Fury, Nick\|Nick Fury]] came up with what he thought was a foolproof plan to destroy the Godseye. He sent the [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)\|Hulk]] into space to demolish the Godseye, thinking there would be nothing for the weapon to assimilate.

-	The Hulk agreed to help under false pretenses, having been told the weapon belonged to [[Hydra]], but once there he discovered the truth. The Hulk suffered a temporary setback during the initial attack and was brought, defeated, onto the space station where he awoke as his alter-ego, Bruce Banner. The Godseye created a humanoid form to greet him but only to see if it could incorporate both Banner and the Hulk into its makeup. The Godseye had no trouble digesting the [[Glossary:G#gamma radiation\|gamma radiation]] inside the Hulk, but it could not exert the control over it as Banner had done over the years. The Godseye eventually absorbed too much energy and destroyed itself in a massive explosion. When Fury sent a shuttle to retrieve the Hulk, it was merely a trick to send him far away from [[Earth]], and Banner eventually landed on the hostile planet of [[Sakaar]].	+	The Hulk agreed to help under false pretenses, having been told the weapon belonged to [[Hydra]], but once there he discovered the truth. [[Image:Godseye_humanoid.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Godseye creates itself in humanoid form to greet Dr. Banner]] The Hulk suffered a temporary setback during the initial attack and was brought, defeated, onto the space station where he awoke as his alter-ego, Bruce Banner. The Godseye created a humanoid form to greet him but only to see if it could incorporate both Banner and the Hulk into its makeup. The Godseye had no trouble digesting the [[Glossary:G#gamma radiation\|gamma radiation]] inside the Hulk, but it could not exert the control over it as Banner had done over the years. The Godseye eventually absorbed too much energy and destroyed itself in a massive explosion. When Fury sent a shuttle to retrieve the Hulk, it was merely a trick to send him far away from [[Earth]], and Banner eventually landed on the hostile planet of [[Sakaar]].
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Acotilletta2: New entry: Godseye (source: Incredible Hulk #89-91) pic to follow when uploading issues are resolved

2009-03-27T06:20:43Z

New entry: Godseye (source: Incredible Hulk #89-91) pic to follow when uploading issues are resolved

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universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| location = Formerly [[Earth]] orbit
| builder = Supposedly the Godseye built itself with advanced A.I. circuitry
| owner = Formerly [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]]
| points_of_interest = The entire space station was a weapon designed by S.H.I.E.L.D. to be able to target and detonate any nuclear weapon anywhere on the planet at any time they wanted
| debut = Incredible Hulk #89 (2006)
| significant_issues = Hulk agreed to take to undertake a mission to destroy the space station (Incredible Hulk #89, 2006); Banner is brought aboard the Godseye (Incredible Hulk #90, 2006); attempted to assimilate the Hulk's power for itself, but it was destroyed in the process (Incredible Hulk #91, 2006)
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place_text= The Godseye weapon was a threat to any nation possessing nuclear weaponry, but it eventually became a menace to the entire planet when its intelligence surpassed what was initially intended. [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] had been trying to destroy the rogue space station for years, but the Godseye would simply neutralize and assimilate any weapon thrown at it. Finally, [[Fury, Nick|Nick Fury]] came up with what he thought was a foolproof plan to destroy the Godseye. He sent the [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)|Hulk]] into space to demolish the Godseye, thinking there would be nothing for the weapon to assimilate.

The Hulk agreed to help under false pretenses, having been told the weapon belonged to [[Hydra]], but once there he discovered the truth. The Hulk suffered a temporary setback during the initial attack and was brought, defeated, onto the space station where he awoke as his alter-ego, Bruce Banner. The Godseye created a humanoid form to greet him but only to see if it could incorporate both Banner and the Hulk into its makeup. The Godseye had no trouble digesting the [[Glossary:G#gamma radiation|gamma radiation]] inside the Hulk, but it could not exert the control over it as Banner had done over the years. The Godseye eventually absorbed too much energy and destroyed itself in a massive explosion. When Fury sent a shuttle to retrieve the Hulk, it was merely a trick to send him far away from [[Earth]], and Banner eventually landed on the hostile planet of [[Sakaar]].
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