De verbijsterende Hulk Special #14
In "Monster," the Hulk finds himself stranded in a liminal dimension, hunted by an unseen force that severs his grip on reality. With the help of Walter Langkowski, a displaced spirit who briefly takes over his body, the Hulk confronts the fragile boundary between mind and form—only to face a choice that redefines what it means to be human. Written by Bill Mantlo and illustrated by Mike Mignola, with inks by Gerry Talaoc and colors by Bob Sharen, this standout issue features a cover by Mignola and Bob Wiacek, blending psychological depth with surreal visuals.
In the surreal realm of the Crossroads, Bruce Banner relives the pivotal moments of his life—from childhood to the fateful accident that forged the Hulk. As the Beyonder observes from beyond, a mysterious beacon of light begins its journey across dimensions, drawn toward Bruce’s story.
In "null," the Hulk, stranded in a liminal dimension, faces a haunting confrontation when a mysterious force marks him—only to be overtaken by the spirit of Walter Langkowski, who reveals Alpha Flight's desperate search for a new host. As the two minds clash across the edge of existence, a moment of unexpected empathy shifts the balance, leaving the Hulk to reclaim his form and return to Earth, pulled back by unseen hands.
In "Naar huis!", the Alpha Flight team faces their greatest challenge yet when their attempt to replace Walter with a new host backfires, accidentally bonding the Hulk to their mission. Now hunted through the Canadian wilderness, the team must confront their deepest insecurities to stop the rampaging Hulk and prove themselves as Canada’s official heroes.
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