De verbijsterende Hulk Special #24
In "Kruispunt," the fate of the Hulk hangs in the balance as Betty, newly injured and estranged from her past, flees with her ex-husband. With X-Factor stepping in to shield the Hulk from SHIELD’s lethal orders, a desperate escape unfolds—Clay, Rick, and Bruce vanish with them, leaving Gamma Base in ruins. Written by Peter David and Joost Timp, with bold artwork by Todd McFarlane and dynamic inks by Jim Sanders III, this issue blends high-stakes tension with emotional weight, all rendered in vibrant colors by Petra Goldberg and sharp lettering by Titia Barbillion. The cover, by Steve Geiger and Bob McLeod, captures the moment’s intensity with striking precision.
In "Kruispunt," Betty’s sudden departure with her ex-husband sets off a chain reaction when the Hulk is injured and targeted for execution. With SHIELD preparing to eliminate the Hulk, X-Factor and a reluctant Clay choose to protect him—leading to a desperate escape from Gamma Base and a high-stakes flight into the unknown.
In "Dood door genade," Bruce, Rick, and Clay flee from SHIELD in a desperate bid to locate a hidden cache of gamma bombs, with the Hulk caught between their mission and a relentless pursuit. When the enigmatic Mercy intervenes, her offer to end his suffering forces the Hulk to confront not just his enemies, but the very nature of his existence.
In "De glimlach van een kind," the Hulk and his allies track down a cache of Gamma bombs, only to stumble upon a SHIELD agent shielding a frightened boy with mysterious powers. The moment the Hulk sees the child’s smile, something shifts—his usual rage gives way to a quiet, unexpected warmth.
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