Hulk #22
In "Voyage au bout de l'enfer," the Hulk and Agamemnon find themselves trapped in Hel, the realm of the dead ruled by Hela, forced to confront the horrors of the underworld in a desperate bid to return to Asgard and aid the Pantheon. Written by Peter David and brought to life with striking visuals by Gary Frank, Fred Fredericks, and Joe Rubinstein, this 1995 issue delivers a grim, mythic journey through the afterlife, with Glynis Oliver’s colors deepening the atmosphere. The cover by Darick Robertson and Lee Sullivan captures the bleak intensity of the tale.
In "Voyage au bout de l'enfer," the Hulk and Agamemnon find themselves trapped in Hel, the realm of the goddess Hela, after their deaths. Forced to confront the horrors of the underworld, they must fight their way through endless trials to reach Asgard and warn the Pantheon of an impending threat.
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