Der unglaubliche Hulk #37
In "Dicker als Wasser," Jim Wilson confronts the reality of his illness with quiet courage, sharing his diagnosis with those he trusts. As tensions rise and danger closes in, the weight of fear and the fragility of life test the bonds between friends—especially when Rick Jones faces a painful choice about how far loyalty can reach.
In "Krieg und Siegen, Teil 1: Die da oben... wir da unten!", the Hulk and the Pantheon—Hector and Ulysses—fight alongside rebel forces in Trans-Sabal against government troops clad in Mandroid armor. As the country's leader appeals to the U.S. for aid, X-Factor arrives, sent to suppress the uprising, setting the stage for a clash of loyalties and ideologies.
In "Krieg und Siegen, Teil 2: Der X-Faktor," the Hulk and the Pantheon clash with X-Factor in the midst of a volatile international crisis in Trans-Sabal, where loyalties fracture and old tensions resurface. Amid the chaos, Betty Banner and Marlo Chandler share an unexpected moment with Rick Jones’s mother, adding a personal thread to the escalating conflict.
In "Krieg und Siegen, Teil 3: Ein hoher Preis für die Freiheit," the Hulk races to stop Farnoq Dahn’s twisted nuclear scheme, where Havok is trapped in a deadly experiment alongside innocent civilians. As the Pantheon clashes with X-Factor in the chaos, the true horror of Dahn’s regime unfolds when missiles armed with hostages are launched—forcing the Hulk to confront not just a villain, but the crushing weight of a nation’s fate. Even as hope seems lost, one final act of desperation changes everything.
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