Hulk #2

Jun 1992 · Semic S.A. · 14,50 FRF

📊 ~93,666 copies sold its debut month

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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“En avant toutes !”

In "En avant toutes!", Betty and the Hulk navigate the rocky terrain of their marriage, only for a bizarre accident to turn Betty’s hair green—adding a splash of surreal humor to their struggles. When the Infinity Gauntlet’s snap erases half the universe, including Betty’s friend Rick, the Hulk must confront Abomination’s latest scheme, leading to a desperate rescue that pulls him into a mysterious vortex. Written by Peter David and brought to life by Dale Keown’s dynamic art, with inks by Mark Farmer and colors by Glynis Oliver, this 1992 issue blends personal drama with cosmic stakes in a standout chapter of the Hulk’s saga.

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writer Peter David · artist Dale Keown · inker Mark Farmer · colorist Glynis Oliver

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writer Peter David

artist Dale Keown

inker Mark Farmer

colorist Glynis Oliver

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Marlo accidentally turns Betty's hair green. Hulk and Betty work on their marital issues. As part of the Infinity Gauntlet, half of the beings in the universe, including Rick, simply vanish. Abomination abducts his ex-wife and the Hulk tries to come to the rescue but gets sucked into a mysterious vortex.

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