Hulk #3
Hulk #3 (2012) delivers a sharp twist in the ongoing saga, as the mystery of the Jack the Ripper-inspired killings deepens—revealing the victims were not mere humans but hosts to the demonic Iceni. Written by Jeff Parker and illustrated with gritty precision by Declan Shalvey, the story takes a sudden leap into the past, where the time-lost Thunderbolts awaken in the legendary age of King Arthur. The cover, a striking piece by Leinil Francis Yu, captures the clash of eras with haunting detail.
In the isolated depths of the ocean, Bruce Banner’s hidden lab becomes the stage for a desperate gamble: with Hulk and Amanda Von Doom standing at the edge of a volatile decision, the only way forward may be to trigger a gamma bomb. The fate of Banner—and the island—hangs in the balance as tension builds between science, power, and the cost of survival.
In "null," Jo and Satana confront the lingering horror of demonic possession tied to the Jack the Ripper killings, only to be swept into a forgotten past when the time-lost Thunderbolts awaken in the age of King Arthur. The story unfolds as ancient secrets and supernatural forces collide across eras, with no clear path forward—only the weight of history and the unknown.
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