Marvel Héroes #51
Este volumen recopila la etapa de Peter David en El Increíble Hulk, centrada en el arco argumental 'La Encrucijada', donde Bruce Banner se enfrenta a una crisis existencial mientras Hulk es transportado a través de diferentes dimensiones y realidades. La historia, publicada originalmente en los cómics estadounidenses de principios de los 90, explora la psique fragmentada de Banner y su relación con el gigante de jade, con guion de David y arte de Dale Keown y otros colaboradores.
In "Asombrosa Gracia," the Hulk finds himself stranded in the dimensional crossroads, haunted by his own existence and nearly consumed by despair—until a mysterious force strikes him from behind. As Walter Langkowski’s spirit takes temporary possession, a fragile bond forms between two men bound by the same body, leading to a moment of unexpected grace that reshapes their fates. Written by Bill Mantlo and Gonzalo Quesada, with striking art by Mike Mignola and inks by Gerry Talaoc, this 2014 issue from Panini España delivers a poignant, otherworldly journey through identity and sacrifice. The cover, also by Mike Mignola, captures the eerie stillness of the moment with haunting precision.
In "¡Los Viejos Soldados Nunca Mueren!," Hulk drops by the Marvel offices for a candid conversation with Ann Nocenti, offering a rare glimpse into his mind. Meanwhile, Thunderbolt Ross confronts the weight of his past—his relentless pursuit of the Hulk, his fractured loyalty, and the cost of a lifetime defined by obsession.
In "¡La Noche del Dragón!", the struggling Ringmaster puts on a desperate circus show to make ends meet, featuring the fearsome Dragon Man as his star act. When Bruce Banner happens to be in the audience, the Ringmaster sees a chance for revenge—but the creature has other plans, turning on its master in a moment that upends every expectation.
In "¡Asesino!," Bruce Banner returns from Mexico only to face an assassination attempt at the airport, setting off a tense chain of events. Days later, he tracks down the man who tried to kill him, uncovering a personal vendetta tied to a past mistake—and deciding to make amends.
In "De la Noche Surge... ¡Bumerang!," Bruce Banner’s experimental gamma therapy saves a dying dog—only to draw the attention of Max Stryker, a former kingpin seeking a cure for his own afflictions. Stryker sends Boomerang to capture Banner, leading to a clash between the Hulk and the rogue hero, with Kate caught in the crossfire. Forced to use his untested cure on Stryker, Banner sets off a chain of events that leads to a surprising alliance and a mysterious destination in Central Park—just as the Hulk vanishes toward the chaos of Secret Wars.
In "¡Punto de Inflexión!", Hulk returns from the Secret Wars with a wounded leg and a simmering rage, racing to rescue Kate from the deadly Boomerang. Once the threat is neutralized, Hulk and Kate return to Bruce's lab, only to find that former mob boss Max Hammer has been using Bruce's untested gamma cure—turning patients into something far more dangerous than they were before.
When Max Hammer is transformed into a monstrous creature by Bruce Banner’s gamma cure, he unleashes his fury on the Hulk, forcing the green giant into a brutal, rage-fueled spiral. As the battle rages, the Hulk begins to lose himself, slipping back into his primal state, while Rom arrives on the scene—drawn by signs of Dire Wraith activity—only to find the aftermath of the gamma outbreak. With his alien neutralizer, Rom works to heal the dying victims, but even his powerful technology proves powerless to reverse the corruption in the Hulk’s body.
In "¡. .. Y Aquí Hay... Demonios!", the Hulk finds himself at a dimensional crossroads, swayed by the heartbreaking tale of the Puffball collective—refugees from a shattered world. When he tears down the mystical barrier to let them return home, he soon realizes too late that the Puffballs were a ruse, unleashing a horde of N'Garai demons upon the multiverse. With unexpected aid from Goblin, Guardian, and Glow, the Hulk races to seal the rift before the invasion spreads.
In the mysterious realm of the Crossroads, Bruce Banner relives the pivotal moments of his life—from childhood to the fateful accident that forged the Hulk. As the Beyonder observes from beyond, a beacon of light begins its silent journey across dimensions, drawn toward Bruce’s story.
In "¡Anzuelo, Ceno y Sedal!", the Hulk, stranded in a liminal dimension, is pulled back from self-destruction by an unexpected force—only to find his body claimed by Walter Langkowski, the displaced spirit of a former Alpha Flight agent. As the two minds clash across the boundaries of identity and survival, a fragile bond forms between the gamma-powered giant and the man who once wore his skin, leading to a moment of quiet defiance that reshapes their fates.
When Alpha Flight's experiment goes awry and they inadvertently unleash the Hulk on Canadian soil, the team must confront their deepest insecurities to stop the rampaging giant. Forced to rise above their flaws and past failures, they step into their role as Canada's official heroes—no longer just a team, but a nation's last line of defense.
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