Marvel Super-Heroes Megazine #3

Dec 1994 · Marvel · 2.95 USD; 4.00 CAD

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In "The Man with the Power," She-Hulk confronts the aftermath of her cousin Bruce's transformation when the Hulk wreaks havoc in New Mexico, prompting the Avengers to intervene—only for Doc Samson to step in and let him handle it alone. As Bruce lies in a coma, She-Hulk pushes for an experimental treatment, hoping to restore him without the Hulk's rage. The issue unfolds with emotional weight and grounded stakes, spotlighting a pivotal moment in Bruce's journey. Written and illustrated by John Byrne, with inks by Keith Williams and colors by Andy Yanchus, the story is framed by Michael Golden’s striking cover.

Contains 4 stories

The Man with the Power

22 pp · Superhero

Fantastic Four [Mr. FantasticInvisible GirlHuman TorchThing]Frankie RayeEgo (cameo)

To Dare the Devil

17 pp · Superhero

DaredevilBlack WidowBen UrichK.O.Bullseye (villain)Eric Slaughter (villain)Turk (villain)Battling Jack Murdock (cameo in poster)

The Spy Who Killed Me

17 pp · Superhero

Iron ManBethany CabeSenator MountebankNick FurySpymaster (villain)Adam (villain)Buck Richlen (villain)Val Adair (villain)

Battleground

22 pp · Superhero

HulkShe-Hulk (origin)Doc SamsonBetty RossAvengers [Iron ManWonder ManNamor, the Sub-MarinerHercules]

In "Battleground," She-Hulk arrives at a hospital where her cousin Bruce lies in a coma, determined to try an experimental treatment to wake him. Meanwhile, the Hulk lays waste to a New Mexico town, prompting four of the strongest Avengers to intervene—only for Doc Samson to call them off, trusting one man to bring the beast down alone. When Bruce finally stirs, free of the Hulk for the first time in years, he’s reunited with Betty, but the cost of that peace remains unknown.