De verbijsterende Hulk Special #26
In "Er is vergeving," the Hulk faces his most personal trial yet as Bruce and his team race to stop a stolen gamma bomb from detonating in Middletown. With the Leader taunting them from afar and the clock ticking down, the Hulk takes on Rock and Redeemer in a brutal clash—only to be caught in a devastating blast meant to end him. Written by Peter David and Joost Timp, with bold artwork by Todd McFarlane and inks by Jim Sanders and Chris Ivy, this intense special features a haunting moment of sacrifice and the stark emotional weight of a hero pushed to his limits. The cover, also by McFarlane, captures the moment of impact with raw, unforgettable force.
When Bruce, Rick, and Clay stumble upon Betty fleeing from towering robots, they’re thrust into a fight that’s as personal as it is perilous. The Leader’s twisted experiments have transformed former Hulkbusters into new threats—Rock and Redeemer—turning past allies into enemies.
In "Een kleine overwinning," the Hulk grapples with the weight of his dual identity as Betty, frustrated by Bruce’s emotional distance, finds unexpected strength in a raw, intimate conversation with the Hulk himself—only to face a new crisis when the Leader’s agents strike at Yuma base, setting off a chain of events that tests both their resolve and the fragile hope of a future.
In "Het doek valt," Bruce and his team arrive at Yuma Base to find gamma bombs missing—just as the Leader’s voice cuts through the static, threatening to detonate one in Middletown by 10 P.M. The Hulk charges in alone, facing off against Rock and Redeemer before confronting the Leader himself. As the countdown reaches its end, the blast erupts, leaving Rick and Betty stunned in its wake.
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