De verbijsterende Hulk Special #28
In "Een vaste baan is een waardevol iets!", the Hulk takes on a surprisingly persistent challenge—balancing a job in a world that doesn’t quite understand him—while the Thing faces off against Doom’s green Hulk robot. Written by Peter David and Joost Timp, with art by Jeff Purves and inks by Terry Austin, this special issue blends action and quiet defiance, all wrapped in a cover by Purves and Austin that captures the moment the Hulk steps into his own.
When Tony Gold hires the Absorbing Man to dismantle Berengetti’s casino empire, chaos erupts—literally. As Creel storms the establishment, wrecking everything in sight, the Hulk arrives to put a stop to the destruction, setting the stage for a clash of brute force and stubborn principle.
In "null," the Thing faces off against Doom’s towering green Hulk robot, only to be outmaneuvered in a clash of brute force and cunning. Though smaller and less powerful, the real Hulk emerges from the shadows, besting the Thing—but his victory comes with a choice that leaves the fate of Latveria hanging in the balance.
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