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Cover: Sal Buscema

Hulk #1

May 1982 · Arédit-Artima · 7,00 FRF
📊 ~133,895 copies sold its debut month
🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English
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This French collection from Arédit-Artima reprints classic Hulk stories from the early 1980s, featuring the Green Goliath in epic battles against powerful foes. The volume likely includes material from the American Hulk series of that era, focusing on the titular 'Clash of the Titans' storyline.

In "Le combat des titans," Stan Lee and the legendary Jack Kirby (with Bill Everett on art and inking) deliver a pulse-pounding tale where the Secret Empire's Boomerang targets the Orion missile plans, setting off a clash of titans beneath the earth. As Rick, Betty, and Glenn emerge from the subterranean kingdom, Betty is captured, forcing Banner to navigate a war between the Mole Man and the new threat Tyrannus—only to find salvation in his own transformation. Sal Buscema’s cover captures the scale of the conflict, making this 1982 7,00 FRF issue a standout in the series.

Contains 9 stories
Le combat des titans
10 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]GUESTS: HerculesGlenn TalbotBetty RossRick JonesVILLAIN: Doctor Konrad Zaxon (Death)

In "Le combat des titans," the Hulk faces off against the cunning Zaxon, who seeks to drain his strength for dark purposes—only to meet his end in the process. Freed from that threat, the Hulk unleashes his fury on a squadron of fighter jets, sending train tracks flying, just as Hercules arrives on a speeding locomotive, setting the stage for an explosive clash.

Le monde des profondeurs
10 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]GUESTS: Glenn TalbotBetty RossRick JonesVILLAINS: TyrannusMole Man [Harvey Elder]Subterraneans

In "Le monde des profondeurs," the Hulk is dragged into the hidden realm of Tyrannus, a once-feared ruler now weakened by age and exile. With the Mole Man in control of the Fountain of Youth, Tyrannus offers a desperate alliance—unless the Hulk helps him reclaim it, he'll keep Rick, Betty, and Glenn captive. When the Mole Man launches an attack with his Octo-Sapien robot, the battle erupts, and the Hulk’s fury leads to a shocking transformation that changes everything.

La lutte continue...
10 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]General Thunderbolt RossBetty RossRick JonesMajor Glenn TalbotBoomerang [Fred Myers] (introduction)Secret Empire (introduction)SubterraneansTyrannusMole Man [Harvey Elder]

In "La lutte continue...", the Secret Empire sends Boomerang to steal the Orion missile plans, leading him straight to Gamma Base. As Rick, Betty, and Glenn emerge from the underground kingdom, Boomerang captures Betty, forcing Banner to fight through chaos between the Mole Man and Tyrannus—only when he becomes the Hulk does he stumble upon the machine that might get him back to the surface in time.

Le cri de guerre de Boomerang
10 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]GUESTS: Thunderbolt RossGlenn TalbotRick JonesBetty RossVILLAINS: Boomerang [Fred Myers]Secret Empire

In "Le cri de guerre de Boomerang," the Hulk answers a desperate call when he intercepts Boomerang’s assault on Betty, disrupting a covert operation by the Secret Empire to steal the secrets behind the deadly Orion missile. With his raw strength and unyielding resolve, the Hulk stands between Betty and danger, turning back a threat that’s just the first move in a much larger scheme.

Ni homme, ni monstre
10 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]Thunderbolt RossGlenn TalbotBetty RossRick JonesVILLAINS: Boomerang [Fred Myers]Secret Empire

In "Ni homme, ni monstre," the Hulk finds himself caught between duty and suspicion when he rescues Betty from the Boomerang, only to be branded a kidnapper by General Ross. As gamma base mobilizes in pursuit, the Boomerang seizes the chance to strike again—this time targeting the Orion missile, leaving the Hulk to wonder where his true allegiance lies.

Panique dans la ville
10 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]Thunderbolt RossGlenn TalbotBetty RossRick JonesVILLAINS: Boomerang [Fred Myers]Gorki (unnamed)CAMEO: Sub-Mariner [Namor]

In "Panique dans la ville," the Hulk, abandoned at a deserted gamma base, ventures to New York City seeking refuge with old Avengers allies—only to be met with suspicion and gunfire from the police. Meanwhile, Rick, a new driver for a shadowy stranger, takes a job transporting a mysterious cargo into the city, warned not to look in the trunk.

Kraven attaque
10 pp · Jungle, Superhero
Ka-ZarZabuKraven

In "Kraven attaque," the legendary hunter Kraven the Hunter sets his sights on capturing Zabu, knocking out Ka-Zar in the process before taking his prize back to New York. The jungle heat and tension crackle as Kraven’s deadly game unfolds, with Zabu’s fate hanging in the balance.

Combat au quarantième étage
10 pp · Jungle
Ka-ZarKravenThe Petrified Man (introduction)Zabu
La légende des Hommes Lézards
16 pp · Jungle
Ka-zarIranda (villain, introduction, death)Lizard Men (introduction)ZabuLowani

In "La légende des Hommes Lézards," Ka-Zar ventures into the jungle to find missing villagers, only to uncover a hidden castle and a woman named Iranda—whose true nature is bound to a mysterious curse. When he steals her crown, the spell unravels at moonrise, revealing a shocking transformation and the fate of the lost warriors.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist Jack Kirby
artist, inker Bill Everett
cover pencils Sal Buscema

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