De verbijsterende Hulk #25
In "Het woeste land," Iron Fist and Power Man Luke Cage survive a mid-air collision with the incredible Hulk, only to crash-land in a remote, isolated region. Stranded and mistaken for the Hulk, Luke Cage is forced to dig a well by a reclusive hillbilly family—until he’s aided by Patty, the family’s curious daughter. With help from the Hulk’s unexpected intervention, the trio escapes the wilderness and makes their way to New York City. Written by Mike W. Barr and illustrated by Carmine Infantino, with inks by Mike Esposito and colors by Bob Sharen, this issue blends action and quiet humanity in a story that’s as much about unexpected alliances as it is about survival. Cover by Carmine Infantino.
In "Het woeste land," sailor Bruce Banner finds himself aboard a vessel commandeered by the scheming MODOK, who's sailing toward the Savage Land with a deadly plan to harness dinosaurs for his own twisted purposes. There, he crosses paths with Ka-Zar, the wild's fierce guardian, and soon the Hulk himself is drawn into the chaos—unleashing raw power in a land where survival is the only law.
In "De bron," Iron Fist and Power Man Luke Cage survive a mid-air collision with the Incredible Hulk, only to crash into the remote countryside where Luke is mistaken for the Hulk and forced to dig a well by a reclusive hillbilly family. With the help of Patty, the family’s curious young daughter, Luke uncovers more than just earth—something buried beneath the land that ties back to the Hulk’s own origins.
In "De modeshow," Iron Fist and Power Man take Jo to a high-stakes fashion event that quickly spirals into chaos when the models are replaced by armed robbers. With help from Colleen Wing and Misty Knight, the heroes must think fast—and keep Jo safe—amid the runway mayhem.
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