Hulk #2

In "Un adversaire en caoutchouc," Bruce Banner clings to a missile hurtling toward New York City, narrowly redirecting it before his transformation into the Hulk. Fueled by suspicion, General Ross deploys the Leader’s most advanced humanoid robot to confront the Hulk, turning the city into a battlefield of brute force and cunning.

In "L'humanoïde et le héros," the Hulk faces off against the Leader's deadly Hulk-Killer Humanoid, a relentless android built to destroy him. As the battle rages, General Ross and his team uncover the twisted truth behind their own orders—sending the machine was a mistake born of fear, not strategy. Meanwhile, Boomerang steps into a fresh look, marking a new chapter in his own story.

In "Attention! Boomerang revient," the Hulk’s fragile chance at redemption is tested when the president offers a pardon—just as Boomerang, ever the chaotic wildcard, reemerges to reignite the rage. With Ross caught between hope and suspicion, the Hulk must face the returning villain in a fight that puts his new resolve to the ultimate test.

In "Alors vint un Etranger...", an enigmatic Stranger descends upon Earth and manipulates the Hulk into becoming his instrument of human extinction. As Betty pleads with her father, General Ross, to see reason, Ross doubles down on his crusade, while Major Talbot's rage toward the Hulk intensifies, tangled in jealousy and long-held resentment.

In "Le nouveau monstre," the Stranger’s departure leaves the rampaging Hulk unchecked, driving Bruce Banner to Gamma Base in a desperate bid to end the destruction by suicide through radiation. Just as he reaches the brink, the gamma machine is seized by a foreign spy—transformed into the Abomination, a force even more terrifying than the Hulk. With Betty in peril and the base under siege, the battle for survival begins.

In "Il faut sauver Betty !", the Hulk staggers back from near death, only to be pulled back by Rick Jones’s desperate plea. With Betty Ross in danger, Bruce Banner uses his wits to lure the Abomination to the Gamma base, setting the stage for a brutal rematch. The Stranger, observing from afar, makes a surprising choice that shifts the balance of power in an instant.

In "Le roi de l'hypnose," Rick takes a rare break from guarding the Hulk and stumbles into a traveling circus—only to find himself under the spell of a hypnotic criminal who turns the crowd into helpless puppets. When the Hulk arrives to rescue his friend, he’s captured too, forced to perform as part of the act while Rick, still under the spell, watches helplessly. The story unfolds with tension and a touch of surreal flair, as the duo’s bond is tested in the most bizarre of settings.

In "Hulk contre Bruce Banner," a desperate Rick manipulates Banner’s machinery to pull the Hulk back into Bruce’s form—only to find Bruce dangerously frail. Taking a bold risk, Bruce uses the same device to reclaim the Hulk’s body, now wielding Banner’s mind. With the gamma ray machine, the two can now switch at will, blurring the line between man and monster.