Gamma la bombe qui a créé Hulk #7
In "Hulk et la Harpie," the Hulk is caught in a storm that spirals him and the Harpy into a mysterious floating city, where the lone inhabitant, the Bi-Beast, demands Bruce Banner’s help to repair its failing systems. Written by Steve Englehart and illustrated by Herb Trimpe—with inks by Jack Abel and colors by Petra Goldberg—this 1979 issue delivers a surreal, atmospheric adventure where science and transformation collide. The cover, also by Herb Trimpe, captures the moment of their descent into the skyborne enigma.
In "Hulk et la Harpie," the Hulk and the Harpy are swept into a mysterious tornado that deposits them on a floating city adrift in the sky. Stranded in the thin air, the Hulk reverts to Bruce, who must navigate the city’s failing systems under the command of the enigmatic Bi-Beast—only to secretly use the machinery in a desperate bid to restore the Harpy to her true form. As M.O.D.O.K. arrives to seize control, the Bi-Beast fights back, triggering a final, irreversible countdown.
In "La chute," Bruce and Betty plummet from eight miles above the earth, but Bruce’s transformation into the Hulk offers a sudden, powerful cushion. Stranded on a remote island, the Hulk struggles to care for Betty as she recovers, fending off a relentless attack from a band of volcanic creatures. When a military helicopter arrives to rescue her, the Hulk slips aboard in silence, leaving behind only the echoes of their shared survival.
In "Revanche !", Betty returns to Hulkbuster Base with the Hulk hidden in tow, seeking a fragile reunion with her father—only for their quiet moment to shatter when Rhino and Abomination attack. Jim and Talia, having driven two thousand miles just to say hello, arrive to find the base under siege, and as Hulk fights off the invaders, Jim races to disarm a Gamma bomb meant to level the base. With the crisis seemingly contained, Armbruster seizes the chance to strike.
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