The Incredible Hulk #8
In "This Monster Unleashed!", the Hulk—wounded and transformed back into Bruce Banner—fights for survival in New York, only to face a new threat: the Missing Link, a creature born from a secret nuclear test and unleashed on the city. With Mr. Fantastic’s weapon in play and Talbot hunting him, Banner’s struggle takes a dangerous turn as the Missing Link closes in. 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 1975 Newton Comics classic delivers a tense, high-stakes clash between two of the Marvel Universe’s most powerful beings.
In a pulse-pounding clash of brute strength and scientific ingenuity, the Hulk—wounded and transformed back into Bruce Banner—faces a terrifying new threat when the Missing Link, a creature born from a secret nuclear test and brought to New York, emerges to wreak havoc. With Betty Ross in danger and Thunderbolt Ross mobilizing a hunt, Glenn Talbot deploys a weapon crafted by Banner and Mr. Fantastic, unaware that the real battle is just beginning.
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