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Cover: Dave Cockrum

Hulk #24

Nov 1982 · Arédit-Artima · 5,00 FRF
📊 ~48,903 copies sold its debut month
🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English
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“Prenez garde à la Ruche !”

In "Prenez garde à la Ruche !", written by Len Wein and David Kraft and illustrated by Herb Trimpe with inks by Frank Giacoia and Mike Esposito, the mysterious Paragon emerges from a cocoon tied to Adam Warlock’s origin, guided by Doctor Strange. As Paragon returns to the cocoon to complete his transformation, the lab is torn apart in a classic Hulk-style explosion, leaving the cocoon lost beneath the sea. The cover, by Dave Cockrum, captures the moment’s intensity with bold, dynamic lines.

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writer Len Wein · writer David Kraft · artist Herb Trimpe · inker Frank Giacoia · inker Mike Esposito · cover Dave Cockrum

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writer Len Wein
cover pencils, inks Dave Cockrum

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From the same cocoon that birthed Adam Warlock, Paragon is born, with the help of Doctor Strange. Paragon re-enters the cocoon to complete his metamorphosis to a higher being, at which time the lab is destroyed (in typical Hulk fashion) and the cocoon lost beneath the sea.

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