Der unglaubliche Hulk #1
In "Kampf der Titanen," the Hulk faces off against the deadly Dr. Konrad Zaxon, whose twisted experiments threaten to drain the Hulk’s strength for his own dark purposes. When the scheme backfires, the Hulk is freed—only to find himself in a clash of titans when Hercules, riding a speeding locomotive, barrels toward him. With Betty Ross, Glenn Talbot, and Rick Jones watching in stunned silence, the two giants meet in a brutal, evenly matched battle that ends not in victory, but in mutual respect.
In "Sie wohnen in der Tiefe," the Hulk is dragged into the hidden realm of Tyrannus, a once-mighty ruler now weakened and desperate. With Rick Jones, Betty Ross, and Glenn Talbot held captive, Tyrannus offers the Hulk a chance to reclaim his strength—by helping him reclaim the Fountain of Youth from his rival, the Mole Man. But when the Mole Man launches an assault with his Octo-Sapien robot, the battle plunges the Hulk into the very source of eternal youth, where his fate takes a sudden, unexpected turn.
In "Der Kampf geht weiter," the Hulk races to save Betty Ross after she's captured by the Boomerang, a new threat working for the Secret Empire. With Rick Jones and Glenn Talbot trapped beneath the surface and forces of the Mole Man and Tyrannus clashing in the underground kingdom, the Hulk must navigate chaos and betrayal to reach the surface and stop the theft of the Orion missile plans.
In "Der Kampfschrei des Bumerang," the Hulk intercepts a daring assault by the villainous Boomerang, who targets Betty Ross in a bold move that unravels the Secret Empire’s larger scheme. With Thunderbolt Ross, Glenn Talbot, and Rick Jones watching from the sidelines, the Hulk’s sudden intervention throws the villains’ plans into chaos—just as the fate of the Orion missile’s secrets hangs in the balance.
In "Nicht Mensch, nicht Monster," the Hulk intervenes to save Betty Ross from the Boomerang, but General Thunderbolt Ross sees only a kidnapping, triggering a full-scale military manhunt. With the gamma base focused on chasing the Hulk, the Boomerang exploits the chaos to make another move on the Orion missile.
In "Panik in der Stadt," the Hulk arrives in New York City, searching for his old friends after discovering the gamma base abandoned. With police already on his trail, he’s soon drawn into a tense situation when Rick Jones, hearing rumors of the Hulk’s arrival, takes a mysterious job driving a car to the city—only to be warned not to look in the trunk. Amid escalating chaos, the Hulk’s presence stirs old tensions, and unexpected allies and enemies alike begin to converge.
In "Das Monster und die Rakete," tension mounts when General Thunderbolt Ross conducts a test launch of the Orion missile, only for foreign spy Gorki to hijack its trajectory using a hidden device in a car Rick Jones is driving to New York. With the missile hurtling toward the city, the Hulk rushes to intercept it—but just as he reaches it, he reverts to Bruce Banner, leaving the city in peril.
In "Ein Gegner aus der Retorte," the Hulk faces a new threat as the military, led by Thunderbolt Ross and Glenn Talbot, misidentifies him as a danger to New York and deploys the Leader's most advanced humanoid robot to stop him. With Boomerang retooled and armed with upgraded weapons, the battlefield is set for a clash of brute force and cunning—just as the Hulk struggles to keep control of his own rage.
In "Der Humanoid und der Held," the Hulk faces off against the deadly Hulk-Killer Humanoid, a creation of the Leader, while Thunderbolt Ross and his allies grapple with the unsettling truth that their motives for sending the android were deeply misguided. As tensions rise and old alliances shift, Glenn Talbot watches closely, Betty Ross tries to make sense of the chaos, and Rick Jones finds himself caught in the crossfire—while Boomerang, newly outfitted in a striking new costume, adds a surprising twist to the fray.
Sei wachsam, wenn der Bumerang kommt When the President signals a possible pardon for the Hulk, General Thunderbolt Ross sees a chance to finally end the threat—until the villain Boomerang strikes at the most vulnerable moment, reigniting the Hulk’s rage. With Betty Ross watching, Glenn Talbot on alert, and Rick Jones caught in the crossfire, the jade giant must face a new foe whose weapon is as unpredictable as his tactics. And in the shadows, a familiar face from history watches—Lyndon Johnson’s cameo a quiet reminder that even peace has its fragile moments.
In "Und dann kommt ein Fremder," an enigmatic alien known only as The Stranger descends upon Earth with a chilling agenda, manipulating the Hulk into becoming his weapon against humanity. With Betty Ross caught between her father General Thunderbolt Ross’s relentless pursuit and her lingering connection to Bruce Banner, tensions flare as Major Glenn Talbot’s rage toward the Hulk intensifies, driven by personal jealousy and duty.
In "Kraven schlägt zu," the deadly Kraven the Hunter launches a ruthless ambush in the African jungle, targeting Ka-Zar’s loyal companion Zabu. After felling Ka-Zar with a single blow, Kraven drags Zabu away, vanishing into the wild with his prize—setting the stage for a high-stakes chase that will carry them from the savannah to the heart of New York.
In "Die Legende der Echsenmänner," Ka-Zar ventures into the wilds to find villagers who vanished without a trace, only to uncover Iranda, a mysterious woman who rules from a hidden castle with the Lizard Men. When he discovers one of the missing people among her captives, he attempts a rescue—only to be driven back by the reptilian warriors. Escaping with Iranda’s crown, Ka-Zar sets in motion a transformation: without it, her magic fails at moonrise, revealing her true form and freeing the Lizard Men from their curse.
In a pivotal moment that reshapes his life, Matt Murdock—blind since a childhood accident—rises as the masked vigilante Daredevil, driven by the memory of his father’s murder and a vow to fight injustice. With Foggy Nelson by his side and a fierce sense of justice honed by tragedy, he confronts the Fixer and the man who killed his father, weaving through danger with the precision of a man who sees the world in ways others never can.
In "Ein neues Monster," the Hulk, left to rampage by the Stranger’s departure, surrenders to Gamma base in a desperate bid to end his own destruction. There, a foreign spy is transformed into the Abomination using Banner’s gamma machine—more powerful than the Hulk himself. The new monster overpowers the Hulk, then escapes with Betty Ross in tow.
In "Wer sich am Hulk vergreift," the Hulk, barely clinging to life after a brutal clash with the Abomination, is pulled back from death by Thunderbolt Ross and his men. As Banner, still vulnerable, uses Betty Ross as bait to draw the Abomination back to Gamma Base, the two titans prepare for a final confrontation—while the Stranger, observing from afar, makes a surprising choice that alters the course of the battle.
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↩ Reprints Daredevil #1 (1964), Tales to Astonish #79 (1966), Tales to Astonish #80 (1966), Tales to Astonish #81 (1966), Tales to Astonish #82 (1966), Tales to Astonish #83 (1966), Tales to Astonish #84 (1966), Tales to Astonish #85 (1966), Tales to Astonish #86 (1966), Tales to Astonish #87 (1967), Tales to Astonish #88 (1967), Tales to Astonish #89 (1967), Tales to Astonish #90 (1967), Tales to Astonish #91 (1967), Astonishing Tales #1 (1970), Astonishing Tales #2 (1970), Astonishing Tales #9 (1971)
Reprinted in Hulk Pocket [Hulk Superseriepocket] #1 (1979)
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