The Incredible Hulk #264
In "He Flies by Night!", the Hulk faces off against the menacing Night Flyer, a new threat sent by the Corruptor to trigger his rage and seize control. With Rick Jones, Betty Ross, and the newly formed Teen Brigade watching helplessly, General Ross is pulled into a high-stakes political battle as President Reagan shifts focus to the Pentagon, framing the Hulk as a greater danger than the Soviets. Written by Bill Mantlo and Sal Buscema, with art by Sal Buscema and cover by Frank Miller, this 1981 issue blends personal peril with Cold War tension in a standout chapter of the Hulk's saga.
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The Corruptor sends his henchman Night Flyer after the Hulk with the express purpose to provoke the Green Giant into a rage, enabling Corruptor to take control of him for his own purposes. Rick Jones, Betty Ross and the new Teen Brigade members are helpless to do anything to stop it. President Reagan assigns General Ross to the Pentagon to allow him to try to convince them that the Hulk is more dangerous than the Soviets.
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