Gamma la bombe qui a créé Hulk #14
In "Un piège pour Hulk Première partie : le jour du Dévastateur," Stan Lee and Larry Lieber team up with Jack Kirby for a mind-bending twist on the Hulk’s legend, with Dick Ayers’ inks and Stan Goldberg’s colors bringing the surreal tension to life. When a mysterious beekeeper claims a thief is a mutant, the scene shifts into a disorienting nightmare where the man is shrunk and menaced by bees that tower over him—leaving both the thief and reader questioning what’s real. Herb Trimpe’s cover captures the eerie, otherworldly mood, making this 1981 8,00 FRF gem a standout in the series.
In "Deuxième partie : objectif degré zéro," Bruce Banner slips aboard a covert mission to the Soviet Union, determined to rescue the captured Glenn Talbot—only to find himself facing the Gremlin, whose mind control has turned Talbot into an unexpected adversary. The stakes rise as Banner’s desperate gamble forces the Hulk into a clash of wills, where loyalty and identity hang in the balance.
In "Prisonnier de la ruche," a thief finds himself face-to-face with an eccentric beekeeper who claims he’s a mutant—and then proves it by shrinking the man and unleashing swarms of giant bees. The experience leaves the thief disoriented, unsure whether the terrifying ordeal was real or a hallucination.
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