Fantastici Quattro #5
In "Guerra di Bande," the Kingpin, consumed by grief over the presumed death of his wife, seizes control of the criminal underworld and appoints Bullseye as his enforcer. Daredevil, drawn into the chaos, confronts the assassin but ultimately lets the Kingpin remain, allowing the cycle of power and violence to continue.
In "La Ricerca," Bruce finds unexpected peace among new friends, the quiet warmth between him and Clare deepening with each passing day. Drawn by strange lights flickering at the derelict Tranquility Base, he ventures into the ruins—only to encounter the Silver Surfer, who offers a chance to purge the gamma poisoning consuming him. With a promise to unlock the power needed to break free of Earth, the Surfer leads Bruce to the base’s forgotten machinery, where a transformation looms.
In "Il Potere," Bruce Banner finds himself caught between two worlds when a desperate attempt to empower the Silver Surfer with gamma radiation spirals out of control. As the townspeople turn against the experiment, unleashing chaos and unleashing the Hulk, the Surfer must make a fateful choice—absorbing the Hulk’s power to break through a cosmic barrier, only to face the cost of saving Banner and sealing his own fate on Earth.
In "Aspettando gli U-Foes," a group of ambitious scientists and engineers—Mike Steel, Ann Darnell, her brother Jimmy Darnell, and millionaire Simon Utrecht—seek power by deliberately exposing themselves to cosmic rays during a space mission. Their experiment grants them extraordinary abilities, transforming them into the U-Foes: Vector, Ironclad, X-Ray, and Vapor. When their rocket crashes back to Earth, their first act is to confront Bruce Banner, whose actions forced their premature return, sparking a clash that unleashes the Hulk.
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