Hulk #11
In "In der Gewalt einer fremden Macht!", the X-Men face a crisis when Xavier’s mental powers vanish, leaving the team adrift without guidance. With Magneto manipulating events from the shadows and the Toad making a shocking move at an athletic event, the X-Men must confront both the Brotherhood and the mystery of Xavier’s sudden absence—leading to a tense showdown on Asteroid M. Written by Stan Lee and Sybille van Geem, with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and Paul Reinman, and vivid colors by Stan Goldberg, this 1974 issue features a cover by Jack Kirby and Chic Stone.
In "In der Gewalt einer fremden Macht!", Bruce Banner finds himself captured by a Russian submarine after a clash with the Humanoids sends him plunging into the ocean. Trapped and facing forced labor, he must summon the Hulk once more—only to flee when the Soviets unleash a proton gun in pursuit.
In "Der Engel sitzt in der Falle!", the X-Men face their greatest test when Xavier’s powers vanish, leaving them to navigate leadership without him. With Magneto manipulating events from the shadows, the Toad’s sudden athletic triumph draws suspicion—and the X-Men are forced into action when Angel is captured and taken to Asteroid M. The team’s mission to rescue him leads to a tense confrontation with the Brotherhood, pushing them to their limits.
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