Marvel Super-Heroes Megazine #4

Jan 1995 · Marvel · 2.95 USD; 4.00 CAD

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In "Four Against Ego," Daredevil steps in to mediate a volatile clash between Bruce Banner and the Hulk, only to find himself on the receiving end of the gamma-powered rage. As the fight escalates, a single, revealing moment—Ben hearing Heather call Daredevil "Matt"—hints at a deeper connection beneath the chaos. Roger McKenzie's gripping script, brought to life by Frank Miller's dynamic art and Klaus Janson’s sharp inks, delivers a tense, character-driven clash, with Lee Weeks' cover capturing the intensity of the moment.

Contains 4 stories

Four Against Ego

23 pp · Superhero

Fantastic Four [Mr. FantasticInvisible GirlHuman TorchThe Thing]Frankie RayeEgo the Living Planet (villain)Thor (cameo flashback)Galactus (cameo flashback)

Blind Alley

18 pp · Superhero

DaredevilHulkFoggy NelsonHeather GlennDebbie HarrisBen UrichDoris UrichTony Stark [Iron Man]J. Jonah Jameson

In "Blind Alley," Daredevil steps in to mediate a volatile confrontation between Bruce Banner and the Hulk, only to find himself on the receiving end of the Hulk’s rage. As the fight rages, Ben overhears Heather call Daredevil by his real name—Matt—during the chaos.

When Strikes Diablo

21 pp · Superhero

Iron ManDiablo (villain)Fantastic Four [Mr. FantasticInvisible GirlHuman TorchThe Thing] (cameo)

Freedom

22 pp · Superhero

HulkDoc SamsonBetty RossNew Hulkbusters [Craig SaundersCarolyn ParmenterSamuel John LaRoquetteDr. Armand MartelProfessor Hideko Takata]

In "Freedom," Bruce assembles a team of outcast specialists to form a new kind of Hulkbusters, pushing the limits of science and strategy. As Doc Samson once again faces the Hulk in a test of wills, personal stakes rise when Bruce asks Betty to marry him—adding emotional weight to the mission.