Hulk #4
In Hulk #4 (2012), written by Jeff Parker and illustrated by Matthew Southworth, Luke Cage finds himself isolated as he tracks down escapees from the Raft, leaving Mach V and Songbird to navigate bureaucratic hurdles. When Mr. Fear targets him, Cage is forced to confront haunting memories he’s long tried to bury—each moment a test of will in a battle that’s as much internal as it is physical. The cover, by Carlo Pagulayan and Jason Paz, captures the tension with sharp, shadowed intensity.
In "null," the Hulk finds himself caught in a tense standoff as the Arabian Knight aids in a desperate escape alongside Machine Man. With General Fortean arriving to declare the conflict resolved—thanks to the international recognition of Sharzhad and its leader, Dagan Shah—the situation hangs in uneasy balance, leaving the future uncertain.
In "null," Red She-Hulk returns to Gamma Base seeking answers from her father, but the reunion is anything but warm. As tensions rise, General Ross and his team uncover the hidden base of the enigmatic Zero/One, only to face a terrifying threat in the form of colossal creatures.
In "null," Luke Cage finds himself isolated while tracking escapees from the Raft, leaving Mach V and Songbird to navigate bureaucratic hurdles. Haunted by Mr. Fear, Cage is forced to confront some of his deepest, most painful memories—each one a test of his will and resolve.
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↩ Reprints Hulk #46 (2012), Hulk #47 (2012), Thunderbolts #168 (2012), Incredible Hulk #6 (2012), Secret Avengers #24 (2012), Incredible Hulk #7 (2012), Incredible Hulk #7 (2012)
Reprinted in Marvel Classic #8 (2012)
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