Hulk #14
"Vom Tode auferstanden" marks a pivotal moment in the X-Men's journey, as the team graduates from Xavier's school and Cyclops takes command under the Professor's temporary absence. With the introduction of Cerebro, the mutant-detecting machine, the X-Men's future hangs in the balance—especially when Magneto recruits the Blob, only for a sudden mental lapse to expose a long-buried secret. Written by Stan Lee and Reinhard Mordek, with dynamic artwork by Jack Kirby and Chic Stone, and vibrant colors by Stan Goldberg, this 1975 issue captures the team at a turning point, where loyalty, memory, and destiny collide.
In "Vom Tode auferstanden," the Hulk, having narrowly escaped death with Talbot, chooses to return home—only to be imprisoned again at gamma base, where Bruce Banner is once more branded a traitor. Though the president frees him at Rick's urging, Banner and Talbot are sent back to Astra Island to continue testing the absorbatron, where a new threat emerges in the form of an army of Humanoids.
In "Die Rückkehr des Blob," the X-Men are just settling into their new roles when Professor Xavier’s sudden leave of absence thrusts Cyclops into leadership—just as Cerebro detects a long-lost mutant with a dangerous past. Magneto’s unexpected return to the Brotherhood reignites old tensions, and when the Blob’s forgotten memories resurface, the truth about the X-Men’s origins flickers into light. With loyalty tested and missiles flying, the team must face a betrayal that could unravel everything they’ve built.
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