De verbijsterende Hulk Special #6
In "Oude soldaten sterven nooit," a 1984 Dutch special from Juniorpress, the disgraced Ringmeester struggles to keep his fading circus afloat, relying on a mysterious act known as the Draakmens. When Bruce Banner unexpectedly appears in the audience, the Ringmeester sees a chance for revenge—but the Draakmens has other plans, turning on his master in a moment that upends everything. Written by Bill Mantlo and Joost Timp, with art by Sal Buscema and inks by Joe Sinnott, this story unfolds with quiet tension and unexpected loyalty. The cover, by Bret Blevins, captures the eerie atmosphere of the circus under the shadow of the past.
In "Oude soldaten sterven nooit," the Hulk pays a visit to the Marvel offices, where he shares a quiet moment with Ann Nocenti. Meanwhile, Thunderbolt Ross confronts the weight of his past—his decades of service, his relentless pursuit of the Hulk, and the choices that led him to betray his nation, all framed by the haunting truth that some soldiers never truly die.
In "Nacht van de Draakmens," the once-great Ringmeester, now scraping by with a struggling circus, finds a twisted opportunity when Bruce Banner appears in the audience. With the mysterious Draakmens as his final act, the Ringmeester sees a chance for revenge—but the creature has other plans, turning on its master in a moment that upends everything.
In "De aanslag," Bruce Banner returns from Mexico only to be targeted for assassination at the airport. When he tracks down his attacker, he learns of the man's deep-seated anger over the harm Banner caused as the Hulk—sparking a personal mission to make amends for the past.
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