Hulk #1

Jul 2012 · Panini France · 4.80 EUR; 5.50 EUR (Belgique); 510 XPF; 2850 XAF; 6.50 CAD; 46.00 MAD; 5.00 TND

📊 ~133,895 copies sold its debut month

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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Hulk #1 (2012) kicks off a bold new chapter with Jeff Parker’s sharp storytelling and Declan Shalvey’s dynamic art, capturing the raw intensity of Bruce Banner’s latest crisis. When Cage and his team track a rogue faction of the Thunderbolts to a forgotten sanctuary tied to Satana, an ancient enchanted river awakens haunting visions in Songbird—revealing fragments of her past she’d rather forget. The cover by Dale Keown sets the tone with a striking, moody portrait of the Hulk, perfectly framing the issue’s dark, psychological edge.

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writer Jeff Parker · artist, inker Declan Shalvey · colorist Frank Martin Jr. · cover Dale Keown

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Full credits

writer Jeff Parker

artist, inker Declan Shalvey

colorist Frank Martin Jr.

cover pencils, inks Dale Keown

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Cage and his team search for the renegade Thunderbolts at a former lair of Satana, where an enchanted river causes Songbird to dream of her past with the Thunderbolts.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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