Der unglaubliche Hulk #25
In "Brennpunkt Las Vegas," the Hulk, operating under his Joe Fixit alias, runs a high-stakes casino in Vegas while keeping a low profile—until a rival mob boss threatens Michael Berengetti’s empire. When the situation escalates, Joe steps in to protect his territory, but the real danger emerges when Tony Gold seeks help from the Absorbing Man.
In "Licht des Tages, Licht des Todes," the Absorbing Man is hired by Tony Gold to dismantle Berengetti’s casino, unleashing chaos on the premises. When the attack escalates, the Hulk arrives to confront the destruction—just as Marlo Chandler and Michael Berengetti watch from the sidelines, caught in the crossfire.
In "Der Ursprung von Alpha Flight: Wie alles begann," James MacDonald Hudson, grappling with the betrayal of his technology being sold to the U.S. Army, takes a desperate stand by reclaiming the helmet developed before his time with Am-Can—setting the stage for the formation of Alpha Flight. As tensions rise and old alliances fracture, the path to becoming Guardian, Vindicator, and leader of a new kind of hero team begins in the shadows of a fractured past.
In "Jenseits des Wahns," the Master of the World holds Marrina captive while Alpha Flight launches a desperate rescue mission into his seemingly sentient fortress. As the team struggles against the shifting, alive stronghold, the Master reveals Marrina’s origins—shaping the mission into something far deeper than a simple extraction. With Invisible Woman and Namor the Sub-Mariner arriving to bolster their ranks, the line between enemy and ally begins to blur.
In "Zeit der Wandlungen," Marrina confronts the truth of her alien heritage as the Master of the World reveals her origins. With Alpha Flight’s help, she escapes his clutches and dismantles his base, setting her on a new path—where she meets Namor and chooses to join the Atlanteans for a time.
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↩ Reprints Alpha Flight #2 (1983), Alpha Flight #3 (1983), Alpha Flight #4 (1983), The Incredible Hulk #347 (1988), The Incredible Hulk #348 (1988), The Incredible Hulk #349 (1988), Web of Spider-Man #44 (1988)
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