Der unglaubliche Hulk #34
In "Grüner Sittich," a sudden green hue turns Betty Banner’s hair—no one’s quite sure how—and the fallout strains her marriage to the Hulk, who’s already wrestling with his own demons. When the Infinity Gauntlet’s snap erases half the universe, including Rick Jones, the Hulk is drawn into a vortex while trying to rescue Abomination’s ex-wife, leaving his allies to pick up the pieces.
When Guardian reunites with his former Alpha Flight teammates for a training exercise, old wounds and lingering doubts surface—especially when the team is called to stop Omega Flight’s takeover of a mall. The confrontation turns personal when Heather McNeil Hudson faces off against Guardian, only to discover the man she thought was her lost husband is actually the sinister robot form of Delphine Courtney.
In "Verraten und verkauft," Alpha Flight finds itself trapped at the Edmonton Mall by Omega Flight, forcing Shaman, Aurora, and Box to mount a daring rescue. As Snowbird abandons Douglas Thompson to aid her teammates, the truth unfolds: Guardian is an evil robot, and when he steals Shaman’s medicine pouch to reach Smart Alec, the pouch’s magical contents spiral out of control—unleashing forces that could destroy the world. Talisman struggles to contain the chaos, but even her powers may not be enough to save Shaman from the growing danger.
In "Fliegender Wechsel," tensions flare when Omega Flight attempts to flee Alpha Flight only to be confronted by Madison Jeffries in a mall parking lot, who effortlessly overpowers them. After the Beyonder rescues Talisman from Shaman’s medicine pouch, she angrily rejects her father’s help and uses her powers to send the team back to base—leaving her behind. Meanwhile, Roger Bochs attempts to transfer Walter Langkowski’s consciousness into a new body, but the host is already occupied… by the incredible Hulk.
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↩ Reprints Hulk #16 (1979), Alpha Flight #26 (1985), Alpha Flight #27 (1985), Alpha Flight #28 (1985), The Incredible Hulk #379 (1991), The Incredible Hulk #381 (1991), The Incredible Hulk #382 (1991), The Incredible Hulk #383 (1991)
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