De verbijsterende Hulk Special #29
In "Achtervolgend verleden," Bruce Banner wakes up disoriented in a Las Vegas casino, hunted by Maggia enforcers who are after someone called "Fixit." As he scrambles to survive, he reaches out to Marlo, a woman who claims to be Fixit’s girlfriend—only to slowly realize the terrifying truth: the enforcer tearing through Vegas’s underworld might be the Hulk himself. Written by Peter David and Joost Timp, with Jeff Purves on art and Terry Austin handling inks, this gripping special blends high-stakes action with a haunting mystery, all rendered in vivid colors by Petra Scotese and sharp lettering by BeauType. The cover, penciled by Purves and inked by Austin, captures the tension perfectly.
In "Achtervolgend verleden," the grey-hued Hulk, still reeling from his time with the High Evolutionary, is haunted by memories of Jarella’s world—the place where his journey began. Though he returns as a god to the people who once worshipped him, he finds his legacy now a battleground, as factions fight to claim his name and power.
In "Loof de Hulk!", the Hulk, now a Vegas enforcer for Berengetti, is suddenly stripped of the magic that kept Bruce Banner at bay—only to find himself back in the world he once tried to save, where his worship as a god has turned to betrayal. With the memories of Jarella’s world still vivid, Bruce must confront the cost of his own legend before the men who used him can turn his power against him again.
In "Zonder geluk in... Las Vegas," Bruce Banner wakes disoriented in a Las Vegas casino, hunted by Maggia thugs chasing a man known only as Fixit. As he reaches out to Marlo, a woman who claims to be Fixit’s girlfriend, he begins to suspect the truth: the city’s newest enforcer, a figure of terrifying strength, might be someone he thought was dead. When the Maggia attacks Berengetti’s operation, the Hulk steps in—revealing that three months have passed since the Gamma bomb, and the world has changed in ways no one expected.
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