De verbijsterende Hulk #26
In "De macht van Dr. Doom," Bruce Banner finds himself caught between the law and a far more dangerous game when he’s abducted by Dr. Doom’s limo and spirited to the Latverian embassy. With Ross and his troops on the scene, Doom unleashes a Hulk robot to distract them—only for Bruce to face a new threat when Doom attempts to control him with a subliminal inducer. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by Dick Ayers, with inks by John Severin, this 1982 issue features a striking cover by Bob Budiansky and Jack Abel.
In "De macht van Dr. Doom," Bruce Banner finds himself caught between the law and a far more dangerous game when he's rescued from the police by Dr. Doom’s limo and brought to the Latverian embassy. With Ross and his troops closing in, Doom unleashes a Hulk robot to distract them—only for Bruce to bristle at the irony of being saved by his archenemy, who then silences him with a gas and spirits him away to Latveria. There, Doom attempts to bend Banner’s mind and body to his will using a subliminal inducer, aiming to turn both man and monster into his obedient servants.
In "Het monster misbruikt!", the Hulk’s apparent demise is a carefully crafted illusion orchestrated by Dr. Doom, who has brainwashed Bruce Banner into building a gamma bomb to conquer a neighboring nation. With Betty, General Ross, Glenn, and Samson believing the Hulk is gone, only Valeria’s unexpected intervention threatens to unravel Doom’s control—and awaken the rage that could end it all.
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