The Mighty World of Marvel #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "World War Hulk The Conclusion (Part Five)," the explosive clash between Hulk and Sentry reaches its peak as both warriors push their limits in a battle that tests their very control. With Miek’s betrayal revealed and Bruce’s rage reignited, the full force of Hulk’s fury threatens to tear the east coast apart—until Tony Stark’s satellites are called in. The issue closes with a haunting echo of rage, as something stirs anew on the distant planet Sakaar. Written by Greg Pak and illustrated by John Romita Jr. with inks by Klaus Janson, colors by Christina Strain, and letters by Chris Eliopoulos, the cover by David Finch and Danny Miki captures the chaos in bold, dynamic detail.
In the climactic final chapter of *World War Hulk*, the Hulk’s fury reaches its peak as he faces off against the Sentry in a battle that pushes both warriors to their limits. With the fate of Earth hanging in the balance, old allies like the Thing, Invisible Woman, and Iron Man rally to contain the chaos, while unexpected figures like Korg, Black Bolt, and Dr. Strange step into the fray. As the dust settles and the cost of war becomes clear, a final, haunting moment hints that even in defeat, the Hulk’s legend may not be over—something stirs anew on the distant planet of Sakaar.
In "Birds of Stymphalis (Part One of The Incredible Herc)," Hercules finds himself at a crossroads when SHIELD captures the Renegades, forcing him to confront Ares—who sees this as his long-awaited chance for revenge. With Amadeus Cho by his side and a stolen laptop from Commander Jones in hand, Hercules must decide whether to submit or break free, setting off a chain of events that could unravel SHIELD’s plans.
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