Hulk pocket #2
In "Var vandrar dom omänskliga?", the Hulk roams New York with Betty when a bullet wounds Bruce Banner during a transformation. After a Chinese nuclear test awakens the monstrous Den Felande Länken, China sends it to New York to rampage—only to find itself locked in battle with the Hulk. When Glenn Talbot fires a weapon crafted by Mr. Fantastic, it accidentally reverts the Hulk to human form just as the new threat strikes. Written by Bill Everett and Roy Thomas, with dynamic art by Marie Severin and George Tuska, and a striking cover by Marie Severin and Frank Giacoia, this pocket-sized tale blends personal peril with global stakes.
In "Var vandrar dom omänskliga?", Hulk is dragged to Asgard by Loki to cause chaos for Odin, only to find himself locked in battle with three warriors who refuse to kill him. When Loki betrays him, Hulk is thrown into a bottomless pit—leaving his fate uncertain and his next move unknown.
In "Detta är inte hans värld!", Bruce Banner finds himself pulled into a mythic realm where he's caught between the enigmatic Förförerskan and the relentless Avrättaren. As the three warriors seek answers from the oracle Oldar, Banner’s transformation into Hulk ignites a clash that draws him into a war between realms—fighting alongside Odin against a troll army, only to be cast back to Earth in the blink of an eye.
When a malevolent alien parasite hijacks a TV broadcast to target the Hulk, it descends on Earth intent on devouring the green giant’s power for conquest. As the battle erupts, the parasite’s own kind intervene, destroying its ship and halting its plans—only for the Hulk to be captured by New York police.
In "Noshörningen," Jo finds himself released from Sing-Sing just as a mysterious figure from his past offers a dangerous upgrade—prompting a violent clash during Bruce Banner’s transfer. Though weakened by gas, Hulk fights back, but the true threat may lie not in the battle, but in the choices that follow.
In "Den ondskefulle Elektro," Jo and the Fantastic Four find themselves caught in a tense standoff when the villain Elektro infiltrates the Baxter Building during a lease review led by attorney Matt Murdock. With the stakes high and secrets at risk, Murdock dons the mantle of the Demon to confront the electric menace—only to face unexpected consequences that upend his career.
In "Monstret kommer," Hulk races through New York with Betty by his side, but when he reverts to Bruce Banner, he’s shot in the leg by a civilian. After a Chinese nuclear test awakens the monstrous Den Felande Länken, China sends the creature to New York to wreak havoc. As the beast attacks, Hulk is drawn into battle—only for Glenn Talbot to intervene, firing a weapon crafted by Mr. Fantastic. The blast turns Hulk back into Banner at the moment the new threat strikes, leaving him vulnerable and unprepared.
In "Tio fingrar har Mandarinen," Nick Fury pulls a desperate rescue as the Hulk is hunted by Russian operatives, only to be snatched away by the enigmatic superscoundrel Mandarinen. The green giant finds himself trapped in a mysterious fortress, where Mandarinen's true intentions remain shrouded in shadow.
In "Den slabbige vinnaren," the Mandarin seizes control of the Hulk, forcing him to attack the Chinese military. With help from Fury and his long-time rival Brevlov, the heroes work to break the Mandarin’s hold, leading to a final, devastating confrontation at the villain’s base.
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↩ Reprints Daredevil #2 (1964), Tales to Astonish #101 (1968), The Incredible Hulk #102 (1968), The Incredible Hulk #103 (1968), The Incredible Hulk #104 (1968), The Incredible Hulk #105 (1968), The Incredible Hulk #107 (1968), The Incredible Hulk #108 (1968), Der unglaubliche Hulk #2 (1980)
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