Gamma la bombe qui a créé Hulk #[2]
In "Un enfer pour Hulk," the Hulk arrives on Jarella's world with Bruce Banner's mind intact, only to find K'ai in ruins and his beloved Jarella taken by the scheming Lord Visis. With Banner's intelligence guiding him, he rallies the people and fights back—until Visis unleashes Krylar, an assassin wielding a weapon that turns battle into a confrontation with one's deepest fears. The story unfolds with Archie Goodwin's sharp writing and Herb Trimpe's dynamic art, while John Byrne and Bob Layton deliver a striking cover that captures the tension.
In "Un enfer pour Hulk," the Hulk’s desperate attempt to shrink himself in Ant-Man’s lab spirals into chaos when the Chameleon exploits the situation, capturing the rapidly diminishing hero and delivering him to Hydra. Trapped in the lab’s air ducts and pursued by plague-carrying rats, the Hulk fights to survive while Ant-Man arrives too late to stop the descent—both physically and psychologically. Meanwhile, Betty steps away from Project Greenskin, seeking a new path beyond the shadow of the Hulk’s rage.
In "Destination cauchemar," the Hulk, shrunk by Hank Pym’s serum, tumbles into a twisted mirror of Earth where WWII rages on—only this reality is a nightmare construct shaped by a former Nazi’s obsession, orchestrated by the enigmatic Shaper of Worlds. When the Shaper unleashes the monstrous Captain Axis to stop him, the Hulk must fight not just a super-soldier, but the weight of a world built on hate, before the Shaper finally offers him a different kind of escape.
In "Hulk contre Hulk !", the Hulk arrives on Jarella’s world with Bruce Banner’s sharp mind, only to find K’ai in ruins and his beloved Jarella taken by the deceitful Lord Visis. With help from Jarella’s people, he leads a rebellion—until Visis allies with the deadly assassin Krylar, whose weapon forces the Hulk to confront his own monstrous past. As Banner’s intellect wanes and the Hulk’s form returns to its primal state, the line between hero and beast blurs in a battle of mind and might.
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