Hulk #6/1985
In "Rejsen til mareridtet!" (The Journey to the Nightmare!), the Hulk finds himself trapped in a twisted microverse version of Earth where World War II rages on—thanks to a serum from Hank Pym and the manipulations of the Shaper of Worlds. Written by Archie Goodwin and Hans Hansen, with dynamic art by Herb Trimpe and inks by John Severin, this 1985 Interpresse issue blends surreal alternate history with the Hulk’s inner turmoil, culminating in a clash against the transformed Captain Axis. The cover, also by Trimpe and Severin, captures the intensity of the moment.
In "Rejsen til mareridtet!" from Hulk #6/1985, the Hulk, shrunk by Hank Pym’s experimental serum, tumbles into a twisted microverse where World War II rages on—Nazi forces still clash with the Allies in a world shaped by a deranged ex-Nazi’s fantasy. The Shaper of Worlds, manipulating reality to satisfy this warped dream, unleashes the monstrous Captain Axis to stop him, but the Hulk’s strength and resolve prove too much. Ultimately, the Shaper shifts course, sending the Hulk to a place he’s never known: Jarella’s world.
In "Angreb på sjæleburet!", Yellowjacket and Ant-Man launch a daring mission into a high-security mental asylum to rescue the Wasp, with the rest of the Avengers holding position outside. As they push deeper into the facility, their stealth is compromised, and they’re swiftly captured—leaving their fate uncertain and the rescue in jeopardy.
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