The Hulk's powerful leg muscles enable him to leap to a height of 3,200 feet and a distance of 1.6 miles. He is capable of lifting 90 tons. Although the Hulk has never been provoked into demonstrating the maximum output of strength, there may well be no upper limit. He has been known to lift over 100 tons, and leap almost three miles.

In addition to great strength, the Hulk's body possesses a high degree of imperviousness to injury, pain and disease. The Hulk's skin is capable of withstanding great heat without blistering (up to 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit) and great cold without freezing (down to minus 190 degrees Fahrenheit) and great impacts without a puncture wound or laceration. It is possible to injure him; he could not, for example, survive a near-hit with a nuclear warhead. The Hulk's highly efficient physiology renders him immune to all terrestrial disease.

The Hulk's only power apparently not related to his physical attributes is his ability to see astral forms. The nature of this ability is not yet known.

Among Pym's more dubious accomplishments was the creation of the mad robot Ultron (see below).

Strange finally located The Ancient One. The aged sorcerer told him he would only consider helping Strange if the erstwhile surgeon proved himself worthy. Eventually, Strange proved himself worthy and became The Ancient One's disciple. He learned the arcane secrets of sorcery and, in time, returned to America to set up shop in Greenwich Village in New York City.

Ultron proceeded to design subsequent bodies. The end result was Ultron-5, a humanoid robot with a body constructed of adamantium, an alloy which, once hardened, can withstand a nuclear blast.

Over the years of its existence, Ultron has augmented his adamantium body with additional offensive weaponry, including an "encephalo beam", high power concussion blasters, tractor and pressor beams, an induction device that was able to absorb energy from Iron Man's armor, and a molecular rearranger able to shape admantium.

Ultron is physically and mentally far superior to man. Its hatred of humankind and capacity for survival makes it an ever-present threat to human life.

NIGHTMARE - Foe
Nightmare is a malevolent humanoid entity, whose origins are unknown, who rides a demonic steed and "feeds" upon the dreams of humans for sustenance and power.

Nightmare's ultimate goal is to expand his dimension into the waking world by occult means, perhaps overcoming the spirit of Eternity itself. Nightmare has but one natural enemy in all the dimensions; the creature Gulgol, who never sleeps.

THE CHIEF EXAMINER - ?
The mysterious overseer of the QUESTPROBE Series, not a lot is known about the Chief Examiner at this time.