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Gamma la bombe qui a créé Hulk#8
Cover: Herb Trimpe

Gamma la bombe qui a créé Hulk #8

Jan 1980 · Arédit-Artima · 7 FRF
🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English
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In "Hulk s'évade," the green giant breaks free from a high-security prison built to contain him, only to be teleported into a new dimension by Peter Corbeau’s mysterious ray—sending the Juggernaut in his place. As Hulk and the unstoppable Juggernaut clash in a brutal, unexpected alliance, the X-Men arrive to stop the Juggernaut, but let Hulk slip away. Written by Steve Englehart and Tony Isabella, with dynamic art by Herb Trimpe and inks by Jack Abel, this 1980 issue delivers a wild, action-packed escape with a cover by Trimpe that captures the chaos in bold, striking detail.

Contains 3 stories
Hulk s'évade
20 pp · Superhero
Florence [Flo] (touriste)Lou (touriste)Rosie (touriste)Conscience de le Cosmos Pourpre [Crimson Cosmos Consciousness] (cameo flashback)

In "Hulk s'évade," the Hulk breaks free from a high-security prison at the Casse-Hulk base, only to be teleported into another dimension by Peter Corbeau using a mysterious ray. Once there, he finds himself trapped with the Juggernaut—his new, unwilling ally—and the two titans clash almost immediately. As the X-Men arrive to take down the Juggernaut, the Hulk vanishes into the shadows, leaving behind a trail of chaos and uncertainty.

L'Homme Cobalt
19 pp · Superhero
CalCharlieGénéral [General Chermont]

In "L'Homme Cobalt," Ralph Roberts stands near a nuclear explosion, desperate to reclaim his identity as the Cobalt Man. When Hulk confronts him aboard a sinking ship, their clash sends the vessel into the depths—just as Hulk begins his transformation into the frail Bruce Banner.

Avertissement à l'humanité
19 pp · Superhero
President Richard Nixon (cameo)

In "Avertissement à l'humanité," Bruce narrowly escapes death when the enigmatic Homme Cobalt rescues him from a sinking ship. As Bruce recovers, the mysterious figure reveals a chilling intent: to destroy Sydney as a warning about nuclear power. With Bruce incapacitated and unable to transform, Betty must take desperate measures to awaken the Hulk—pushing him from a rooftop in a bid to trigger the change. The story unfolds with high stakes and tense urgency, as the fate of the city hangs in the balance.

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Cast · 35 characters

Full credits

inker Jack Abel
cover pencils, inks Herb Trimpe

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