Hulk #32
In "Wendepunkt!", the Hulk, convinced the Silver Surfer is an alien threat, charges into battle with the only being on Earth he can't overpower. After a brief clash leaves him unconscious, the Surfer discovers the truth behind Hulk's rage—the devastating toll of gamma radiation—and begins to heal Dr. Banner. But when Hulk awakens and mistakes the Surfer’s healing intent as an assault, he refuses the help and vows to track the cosmic being down. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with bold energy by Marie Severin (pencils and colors) and Frank Giacoia (inks), this 1976 issue captures a rare moment of introspection and tension, with Severin’s dynamic cover capturing the clash of titans.
In "Wendepunkt!", Bruce Banner, hiding in plain sight, grapples with his dual existence while Betty mourns the man she’s lost. When he transforms into the Hulk, his desperate leap toward a mysterious "flying saucer" leads not to alien escape, but to a shocking collision with the Silver Surfer—sentient, cosmic, and very much grounded.
In "Wer schlägt den Silberstürmer grün?", the Hulk, convinced the Silver Surfer is an alien spacecraft, charges into battle with the cosmic being—only to be effortlessly knocked out. When he wakes, he sees the Surfer trying to heal the damage caused by gamma radiation, but misinterprets the gesture as an attack and strikes back. Disgusted, the Surfer departs, leaving the Hulk vowing to track him down and force a journey to the stars.
In "Gefangene der geheimnisvollen Urform!", the X-Men launch a daring assault on the Sentinel's hidden underground fortress—only to be swiftly captured. Trapped and facing the cold logic of Master Mold, Beast is subjected to a mind probe that reveals terrifying intentions, as the Sentinel leader orders Trask to forge a global army of machines to dominate humanity.
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