Hulk Hors Série #[1]
In "Docteur Démence," Iron Fist and Power Man Luke Cage survive a mid-air collision with the incredible Hulk, only to crash-land in the remote countryside where Luke is mistaken for the green giant and forced into backbreaking labor by a suspicious hillbilly family. With help from Patty, the family's kind-hearted daughter, the duo must navigate a strange new world before finding a way back to New York City. Written by Mike W. Barr and illustrated by Carmine Infantino with inks by Mike Esposito and colors by Bob Sharen, this 1982 French release features a striking cover by Frank Springer.
In the jungles of the Savage Land, a stranded Bruce Banner finds himself caught between the mad ambitions of MODOK and the fierce defense of Ka-Zar. As MODOK's plan to weaponize prehistoric creatures unfolds, the Hulk's rage awakens—setting the stage for a clash of titans in a land where survival is a constant battle.
In "Enlevée au désert," Luke Cage and Iron Fist are thrown together when their plane collides mid-air with the Hulk, crashing into a remote rural enclave. Trapped by a suspicious family who mistake Cage for the green giant, he’s forced to dig a well—until Patty, the family’s quiet daughter, offers him unexpected help. With the Hulk’s presence looming and the road ahead uncertain, the trio sets off toward New York, bound by uneasy alliances and unspoken questions.
In "Des loups parmi les mannequins," Iron Fist and Power Man bring their friend Patty to a high-stakes fashion show—only to find the runways overrun by masked robbers disguised as models. With help from Colleen Wing and Misty Knight, the heroes must outwit the intruders, using quick thinking and teamwork to turn the catwalk into a battlefield.
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