Hulk #11

In "La bombe gamma," Bruce Banner finds himself caught between the military and a far more dangerous game when he’s rescued from police pursuit by Dr. Doom’s limo and brought to the Latverian embassy. With Ross and his troops closing in, Doom unleashes a Hulk robot to distract them—only for Bruce to bristle at the irony of being saved by his archenemy. Before he can escape, Doom subdues him with gas and takes him to Latveria, where he attempts to bend Banner’s mind and his rage with a subliminal inducer, aiming to turn both man and monster into his obedient tools.

In "Le secret de Sigurd !", Thor faces a relentless challenger in Sigurd during a walk with Balder and Loki. As the duel unfolds, Sigurd's strength grows with every fall—until Balder recalls the truth: Sigurd draws power from the Earth Sprites, making him stronger with each touch of the ground. Thor uses his hammer to hurl Sigurd skyward, leaving him stranded on a distant asteroid. The three gods continue home, Loki begrudgingly silent as the mystery of Sigurd’s power is laid bare.

In the clash between Asgardians and the Giants of Jotenheim, the tide turns with the death of King Laufey. Amid the wreckage, a mysterious bundle is discovered—a baby left behind, soon taken in by Odin and given a new name: Loki.

In this 1978 fantasy tale from Hulk #11, young Loki faces the consequences of his mischievous magic, only to be defended by Thor—much to Loki’s bitter frustration. As the two brothers clash over pride and power, Loki’s resentment ignites a vow that one day, Thor must fall.

In "Jouet des dieux," the Hulk, after dragging a Russian warship to the ocean floor, finds himself stranded in the Sahara Desert, where he stumbles upon a movie set—only to be captured by aliens drawn to a gladiatorial contest on their planet. Trapped in a deadly arena, the Hulk must face the Colossus after Bruce Banner accidentally disables one of the stone combatants, while back on Earth, General Ross unveils plans to build a military base to finally stop him.

In "Les pommes d'or !", the goddess Iduna journeys through a mythic landscape carrying golden apples meant as a gift for Odin, her path threatened by the looming presence of Fenris Wolf. With quiet resolve, she finds unexpected aid in Haakun the Hunter, whose courage and skill test the limits of legend.