Gamma la bombe qui a créé Hulk #[1]
"La naissance de Hulk" presents a pivotal moment in the Hulk’s origin, reimagined through the dynamic collaboration of Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Dick Ayers, with Stan Goldberg’s vibrant colors bringing the transformation to life. The story follows Rick as he manipulates the Hulk into a test rocket, only to face the consequences when Ross’s deception leaves the green giant permanently altered—trapped in his monstrous form and bound to Rick’s consciousness. The cover by Rich Buckler and Ernie Chan captures the explosive tension of the moment, a 60-cent comic in 1979 that remains a standout in the character’s early history.
In "La naissance de Hulk," scientist Bruce Banner narrowly escapes a catastrophic nuclear explosion that claims the life of a young boy he was trying to save—only to be overwhelmed by gamma radiation. The blast triggers a terrifying transformation, turning him into a monstrous alter ego known as the Hulk, a being born anew each time the sun sets.
In "Entrée de la Gargouille," the Gargoyle takes the Hulk and Rick Jones captive, whisking them behind the Iron Curtain. With the Hulk transformed back into Bruce Banner, the scientist offers to help the Gargoyle—whose deepest wish is to be human—find a cure. As the Gargoyle agrees to be healed, a fragile alliance forms, setting the stage for a tense and unexpected escape.
In "Chapitre 1 : Exilé dans l'espace," Rick finds himself trapped in a rocket launched into space after being manipulated by Ross, who sees the Hulk as a threat to national security. Once alone in orbit, Rick must confront the consequences of his actions as Banner—transformed back to human form under the sun—reverts to the Hulk, now permanently bound to Rick’s control as long as Rick stays awake.
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