Gamma la bombe qui a créé Hulk #6
In "Hulk contre l'Homme Electrique," Steve Englehart and Herb Trimpe deliver a gripping chapter where Betty's transformation into the Harpy—driven by grief and gamma radiation—forces the Hulk into a brutal emotional clash. With Thunderbolt Ross sidelined and a new commander taking over Project Greenskin, the stakes rise as the Hulk faces a foe who knows his weaknesses all too well. The cover by Herb Trimpe captures the electric tension of the battle, a 7 FRF comic from 1979 that remains a standout in the series.
In a pulse-pounding clash of power and precision, Hulk emerges from the waves of New York Harbor to face the electrifying threat of Zzzax, while across the world, Talbot leads a daring rescue mission to free Thunderbolt Ross—only to find himself captured in the process. Written by the team behind *Gamma la bombe qui a créé Hulk*, this 1979 tale delivers high-stakes action and relentless momentum, pitting brute strength against a force of pure energy.
In "La défaite d'un être," Ross returns from Russia to deliver the devastating news that Betty’s husband died saving his life, breaking her mind and sending her to a sanitarium. When Bruce visits her in an attempt to help, her rage erupts—driving him to transform into the Hulk, only to be rejected in his monstrous form. M.O.D.O.K., sensing an opportunity, sees in Betty’s shattered psyche a weapon to turn against those who’ve wronged him.
In "La colère de la Harpie," Betty, transformed by M.O.D.O.K.'s gamma radiation into the vengeful Harpy, unleashes her fury on the Hulk—using his compassion against him with devastating precision. As the Pentagon shifts control of Project Greenskin to Colonel Armbruster, the fallout from Betty’s metamorphosis sends shockwaves through both the battlefield and the corridors of power.
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