Biblioteca Marvel: Hulk #13
In "¡Mogol!", Bruce Banner teams up with an old gamma-era colleague to build a makeshift device aimed at ending the Hulk threat. When the experiment goes awry, the Gammatron splits Banner and the Hulk into separate beings, forcing Banner to flee from his raging alter ego while racing toward General Ross. Written by Roy Thomas and Enrique Joga, with art and inks by Herb Trimpe, this 2004 issue features a tense, character-driven confrontation where the only solution may be a desperate reunion. The cover, also by Trimpe, captures the moment of split tension with striking clarity.
In "El cazador y el holocausto," Rick Jones and Mar-Vell, searching for a way to part ways, turn to an old ally—Bruce Banner—only to crash into his lab and confront the very force they hoped to escape: the Hulk.
In "¡Si te mato, moriré!", Bruce Banner confronts a dangerous past when he reunites with an old gamma-studies friend, leading to a desperate experiment with a makeshift gammatron. The device splits Banner from Hulk, forcing the scientist to flee from his own rage while the enraged alter ego gives chase—leaving him with only one choice: to merge once more with the creature he's spent a lifetime trying to escape.
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