Gamma la bombe qui a créé Hulk #[4]
In "Hulk aux chutes du Niagara," the Hulk wanders the Canadian wilderness and stumbles upon a young woman searching for her missing brother. When he rescues a man from the terrifying Wendigo—only to learn he’s not her brother but her friend Georges—the truth begins to unfold. Written by Steve Englehart and illustrated by Herb Trimpe, with inks by Sal Trapani and colors by David Hunt, this 1979 issue features a haunting tale of survival and transformation, all under a striking cover by Herb Trimpe.
In "Hulk aux chutes du Niagara," the Hulk follows Betty and Talbot to the Falls, where their honeymoon takes a sudden turn when Tiger Shark, hiding nearby, launches an attack—mistaking the Hulk for an ally of the Sub-Mariner. The chaos unfolds amid the thundering waters, setting up a tense confrontation with no clear side.
In "Pour la vie d'un mutant," the Hulk stumbles upon a remote Canadian cabin where Hank McCoy is struggling to stabilize the Mimic, whose powers are spiraling dangerously out of control. As tensions rise, the two heroes clash—only for the Mimic to make a desperate, tragic choice that alters everything.
In the frozen wilds of Canada, the Hulk stumbles upon a terrified young woman named Marie searching for her missing brother. When he rescues a man from the monstrous Wendigo—only to learn the man is not her brother but his friend Georges—the truth begins to unfold. Georges recounts a harrowing tale of survival and a terrible act that transformed a man into something far worse than a beast.
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