Hulk #10
In "La rage de Hulk," the Hulk storms Gamma Base, driven by a desperate belief that Jarella's corpse is held there—pushing him to the brink of uncontrollable rage. With Glenn Talbot locked in a grueling battle in his Super-Mandroid armor, the arrival of Captain Marvel offers a fragile chance to stop the destruction before it spirals beyond control. Written by Bill Mantlo and brought to life by Sal Buscema’s dynamic art and George Roussos’s vivid colors, this 1984 issue captures the raw intensity of the Hulk’s fury, with Al Milgrom’s cover perfectly framing the chaos.
In "La rage de Hulk," the Hulk storms Gamma Base, driven by fury over the belief that Jarella's body is held there. With Glenn Talbot locked in a grueling battle as the Super-Mandroid, the arrival of Captain Marvel offers a fragile chance to stop the rampage before the base is destroyed.
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