Hulk #23
In "Bruce Banner ist der Hulk!", Stan Lee and Hartmut Huff team up with Jack Kirby’s dynamic art—inked by Chic Stone and colored by Stan Goldberg—to deliver a standout issue in the 1975 Hulk series. This story, set in a world where the Hulk’s true identity is under scrutiny, features a bold twist that redefines the character’s origin in a way that’s both surprising and deeply rooted in the era’s sci-fi sensibilities. The cover, penciled by Kirby and inked by John Romita, captures the moment of revelation with striking intensity.
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Xavier detects a powerful entity has arrived on earth and sends the X-Men to investigate. The Stranger tries to acclimate himself to Earth customs but runs across Magneto and the Brotherhood. The X-Men arrive on the scene and battle the Brotherhood, but the Stranger leaves with Magneto and Toad in the conflict. Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch decide to return home to Central Europe. The X-Men encounter the Stranger again and Xavier realizes he is an alien. The Stranger explains that he has been collecting mutants from across the universe and takes Magneto and Toad away with him into space.
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